At Eltaxi 033 we get around Girona with one very simple idea: booking a taxi should feel as close to “sorted” as possible. Girona is easy-going and beautiful, yes, but when you’re in a hurry, when you’ve got a suitcase, when the Barri Vell (Old Town) is packed or when a downpour starts just as you step outside, the last thing you want is to improvise. That’s where a good taxi service comes in: it picks you up, takes you where you need to go and takes the stress away.
We do it the way it has always been done, but properly: a friendly, personal service, punctuality when it counts and routes that make sense. And that applies whether you live in Girona or you’re here for work, for your studies or to enjoy a few days away. Because, in the end, getting around a city shouldn’t be a worry; it should just flow.
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Something that happens a lot in Girona is that a plan starts off well… and then logistics get in the way. You need to cross half the city, an extra errand comes up, or one appointment overlaps with another. And even if the journeys don’t look long, what wears you down is everything around them: traffic lights, finding a parking space, walking with heavy bags or wasting time waiting. A taxi removes that friction and lets you get on with your day as normal.
Girona changes depending on the time of day. Some areas get busy, some access roads are best avoided, and at certain times the centre slows down because of the crowds. When you drive around here every day, you notice it before you do. And that means smoother journeys, no pointless detours and practical decisions: coming in the best way, going round when it makes sense and finding the most convenient pick-up point.
Some passengers get in and want to chat because their day has gone wrong, and some just want silence. That’s normal. We adapt. What matters is that the journey is comfortable, the car is in good condition and you feel you’re travelling with someone who knows what they’re doing.
In Girona there are places where the map can let you down. A doorway may actually be on a parallel street, an entrance may be less accessible than it looks, or there may be an area where stopping “for a moment” isn’t that easy. That’s why clarity is key: with natural landmarks such as Plaça Catalunya, the Rambla, Pont de Pedra, Parc de la Devesa, the area around the station or a well-known street, it’s usually sorted quickly, without the classic “but where exactly are you?”.
Popping out for bread is not the same as catching a train or getting to an appointment you’ll miss if you’re late. On those journeys, two things matter most: punctuality and peace of mind. We’d rather you set off with time to spare and arrive calmly than travel with your heart in your mouth, checking the clock every thirty seconds. That’s part of the service, even if you don’t see it.
And then there’s the usual: everything was going fine… and suddenly it isn’t. A meeting runs over, the bus doesn’t turn up, it starts raining or someone calls and needs you somewhere “right now”. In Girona, a taxi is the quick, logical option at those moments: it picks you up, takes you there and gives you back control of your day.
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The Barri Vell is wonderful, but if you’re carrying a suitcase, a pushchair or shopping bags, the charm wears off quickly. The cobbled streets and slopes turn journeys that look like “five minutes” on the map into an awkward walk. By taxi, you skip the hard part and focus on the good bit: enjoying Girona.
Girona is very much lived area by area: you leave the old town, head down to the more modern part, go towards the river, back to your accommodation, then out to dinner… and so on. On foot, there are times when that’s great, but when you’re chaining plans together or short of time, having a quick transfer saves you from cutting things out. You’re not late, you’re not stressed and you don’t end up saying “oh, let’s leave that for tomorrow”.
We see this every day: people who arrive by train, drop off their luggage, want to walk around the centre, have a lunch reservation and then head off to the coast. Girona is a great base for exploring the province, but for the day to go smoothly you need transfers that don’t eat into your time. A taxi lets you fit everything in without rushing.
At a medical appointment, your mind is elsewhere. The last thing you need is to drive round looking for a parking space or arrive late and tense. The Hospital Universitari de Girona Doctor Josep Trueta is one of the most common destinations in Girona for visits, tests and accompanying patients. By taxi, the logistics are simpler: we get close, you get out nearby and that’s it.
Some journeys aren’t for you; they’re for someone you’re accompanying. Older people, people with reduced mobility, someone who is nervous or not up to walking. In those cases, a taxi offers something very important: comfort and calm from the very first minute. And that’s priceless.
Then there’s the typical case: “I only need to pop in for a moment”. And you end up losing an hour parking, paying, getting back… By taxi, that journey becomes what it should be: quick, practical and without eating up your day.
The station is one of those destinations where rushing costs you. Everything can go perfectly… until you lose five minutes looking for a parking space or walking with your suitcase. By taxi, that part disappears. We take you straight there and all you have to do is go in and board your train. Girona station is a key stop for AVE high-speed and regional trains, for residents and visitors alike.
When you arrive in Girona, you normally want to “be there already”: your accommodation, home, a meeting, the university… The last thing you feel like is changing between services or hauling luggage on transfers. A direct transfer keeps things moving. You get off, get in and in a few minutes you’re where you need to be.
Some people arrive by train and have a bus to catch afterwards, or the other way round. In those cases, time is tight. A taxi helps you make that connection without the fear of “if it’s a little late, I’m in trouble”. It’s a small detail, but for people who travel often it makes a huge difference.
The Girona–Costa Brava Airport (GRO) is outside the city. It isn’t “just round the corner”, and depending on the time of day, transport options become less convenient. A taxi takes care of the transfer directly: you set off from your address in Girona and arrive without depending on timetables or connections.
Flights usually come with the full package: leaving early, arriving late, travelling with luggage and thinking “I mustn’t forget anything”. In that situation, a taxi is quite literally the simplest option. It picks you up, drops you at the door and takes one worry off your mind. And when you come back, the same: you arrive tired, get in and you’re soon at home or at your hotel.
Lots of people land in Girona but stay on the coast: Lloret, Tossa, Platja d’Aro, Palamós, Begur, Calella de Palafrugell… A direct transfer is very convenient there, because you go door to door and don’t have to drag suitcases between stations. Girona and the Costa Brava are closely linked by tourism, and the airport is a common gateway.
Something that happens a lot in Girona is that a plan starts off well… and then logistics get in the way. You need to cross half the city, an extra errand comes up, or one appointment overlaps with another. And even if the journeys don’t look long, what wears you down is everything around them: traffic lights, finding a parking space, walking with heavy bags or wasting time waiting. A taxi removes that friction and lets you get on with your day as normal.
Girona changes depending on the time of day. Some areas get busy, some access roads are best avoided, and at certain times the centre slows down because of the crowds. When you drive around here every day, you notice it before you do. And that means smoother journeys, no pointless detours and practical decisions: coming in the best way, going round when it makes sense and finding the most convenient pick-up point.
Some passengers get in and want to chat because their day has gone wrong, and some just want silence. That’s normal. We adapt. What matters is that the journey is comfortable, the car is in good condition and you feel you’re travelling with someone who knows what they’re doing.
People who come to Girona as tourists usually arrive with a suitcase, keen to see the old town and with zero interest in complications. If the transfer from the station or the airport is comfortable, the rest of their stay gets off to a good start. And if you run accommodation, you notice it: fewer questions, fewer calls and more peace of mind.
When a client or supplier is visiting, you can’t afford for them to be late because of a bad connection or getting lost. A taxi in Girona is a practical option for getting visitors to meetings safely. And for anyone coming from outside, it’s a service they understand instantly: you come out, get in and arrive.
The province offers countless plans: the coast, charming villages, food routes, day trips. Many people stay in Girona and travel around from there. On those trips, a taxi fits in when you want to go direct, with no changes, no waiting and without the journey taking up half your day.
During Girona Temps de Flors, the Barri Vell fills with people, displays and visitors. It’s a lovely event, but getting around changes: there are more pedestrians, more activity and more need to plan. On those days, moving around smartly is the difference between enjoying it and being dragged along.
Girona has that feel of a city to be enjoyed without rushing: good food, charming places and relaxed plans that keep going. And when it’s time to head back, a taxi is the most comfortable way to round off the evening. No thinking about the car, no depending on timetables and no hassle.
At weekends Girona fills with people coming to unwind. That’s where a comfortable transfer lets you make the most of the day: you’re not late for check-in, you don’t miss your restaurant booking and you don’t end up exhausted from dragging your suitcase over cobblestones.
Price: what matters is that you travel with peace of mind
Taxis operate on regulated fares and the cost is shown on the taximeter. What we do is work with transparency and common sense: if it’s a common journey and we can give you an idea, we do; if there’s an event or unusual traffic, we tell you. We prefer clarity to empty words.
Journey time: in Girona, the time of day makes a big difference
In Girona, the centre and the roads around the station can vary quite a lot depending on the time. And even more so when there are events. So the local advice is very simple: if you have an important deadline, set off with time to spare. It sounds obvious, but it’s what makes the journey relaxed and gets you there on time.
What makes a service feel “easy”
You can tell a good taxi service when it doesn’t make you think. When the pick-up is clear, when the driver finds you quickly, when there are no strange detours, when the car is in good shape and when communication is direct. That’s the idea behind Eltaxi 033 in Girona: you get in and feel everything is under control.
