Barcelona Airport to Lloret de Mar Transfer

Lloret de Mar sits in la Selva county on the southern Costa Brava, 75 km northeast of Barcelona and 40 km south of Girona by Wikipedia's figures. Its story is tied to the indianos, locals who made their fortune in the Americas and came home to build: the Generalitat's Costa Brava guide notes that the Museum of the Sea, with its collection of model ships, occupies one of their houses, Can Garriga. The parish church of Sant Romà, a Gothic building finished in 1522, was reworked in the early 20th century with Modernista, Byzantine and Moorish touches, and a large Roman tomb stands at the entrance to the town. Down on the seafront, at the end of the 1,630-meter main beach, the bronze Dona Marinera has become a town emblem; it was put up in 1966.

From Terminal 1 the drive crosses Barcelona on the C-31 and the B-10 and follows the C-32 up the Maresme before the GI-682. OpenStreetMap routing, checked on September 30, 2026, gives it 93 km and about 1 h 15 min without traffic, ending in the town center; an address by one of the outer beaches adds a short last stretch.