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From Biarritz Train Station
Biarritz Train Station to Guéthary Private Transfer
Guéthary has a tiny halt on the coastal line, but regional trains are rare and the walk up from it is steep; most visitors arrive at Biarritz station and finish the 7.3 km by car. From the platform exit the transfer takes about 25 minutes for a fixed €35, with Anthony tracking your train.
Book this transfer
Pickup and drop-off are pre-filled. Choose your date and time to see the exact fare and confirm in two minutes.
Your pickup at Biarritz train station
Biarritz SNCF station is in the La Négresse district, about three kilometres from the seafront, and there are no trams or metro to take you into town. A booked car at the platform exit is the simplest way to start your stay in Guéthary, especially with luggage or after a long TGV ride.
- Meeting point: the platform exit, on the forecourt side of the station.
- Your train is tracked, so a late TGV or TER moves the pickup time, not the price.
- The station is 3 km from Biarritz centre and only 10 minutes from the airport.
- A WhatsApp message tells you where the car is parked as your train pulls in.
What is included
- Fixed price confirmed at booking, no surprise at the station
- Tesla Model Y with room for 4 passengers and their suitcases
- Train tracking: the driver is at the platform exit when you arrive, not before
- A Biarritz-based driver who speaks fluent English
- Payment in cash, by card or by bank transfer, invoice on request
About Guéthary
Between Bidart and Saint-Jean-de-Luz, Guéthary is a village of white houses and red shutters gathered around a harbour that can hold a dozen boats. It has a reputation out of proportion to its size: surfers know it for Parlementia and the Alcyons, walkers for the coastal path that runs to Cenitz and on to Saint-Jean-de-Luz, and everyone else for a handful of restaurants and bars on the square that stay busy long after the season. The population is under two thousand, and the whole village is walkable in ten minutes.
From Biarritz station the car reaches Guéthary in about 25 minutes on the D810. Hotels, guesthouses, villas and the beaches are all served at the fixed fare of €35.
Highlights
- Parlementia, one of the classic long waves of Europe, best from autumn to spring
- The harbour, the jetty and the terrace bars on the square
- Cenitz and the Alcyons, two small beaches reached by footpaths
- Art deco villas and the coastal path to Saint-Jean-de-Luz
Also serving: Parlementia, Cenitz, Les Alcyons
One-way fare for the car (up to 4 passengers), all taxes included, measured to Mairie. Night rate (9 PM–7 AM) +€5–€10. Child seats from €5 per seat.
Guéthary to Biarritz Train Station
For a TGV from Biarritz station, plan the pickup in Guéthary about 25 minutes before departure, loading included: the car drops you on the forecourt and there is no security to pass. The fare is €35; Saint-Jean-de-Luz station, on the same coastal line, is the other option for regional trains.
Frequently asked questions
Where exactly does the driver wait at Biarritz station?
At the platform exit, on the forecourt side, with the car parked in the short-stay area a few metres away. Biarritz station is a small station with a single exit, and a WhatsApp message on arrival tells you where the car is. Count 25 minutes from there to Guéthary.
My train to Biarritz is delayed. Do I pay for the waiting time?
No. Give your train number at booking and the arrival is tracked; the pickup moves with the real arrival time and the fare to Guéthary stays at €35 whatever the delay.
How much is a transfer from Biarritz Train Station to Guéthary?
€35 one way in the daytime for the car and up to four passengers, all taxes included, for a drive of about 25 minutes. The fare is fixed when you book and covers the whole village, harbour to halt.
Do you take surfboards to Guéthary?
Yes, within the limits of the car: boards up to about seven feet fit with the rear seats folded, which leaves two passenger seats. Tell Anthony the number and length of the boards when you book.
Is Guéthary a good base for exploring the coast?
Very: Bidart and Biarritz are ten minutes north, Saint-Jean-de-Luz ten minutes south, and the coastal train stops at the village halt. Anthony can also take you on to San Sebastián or the Basque villages at a fixed price.
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