To Jerez station · One way · All prices are totals for 1 adult · All service hours
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Not all night: the Cercanías C1 runs 07:30–19:25.
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The cheapest way in. Nothing listed is quicker.
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Cercanías C1
C1 · Renfe Cercanías Cádiz
9 min ride07:30–19:25
Aeropuerto de Jerez→Jerez de la Frontera station
Non-stop
€1.80total for 1 adult€1.80 eachBuy ticket2 places to buy
Pickup, hours & luggage
Boards at. Aeropuerto de Jerez, the airport's own station
EUR 1.80, a one-zone single: the airport and Jerez are both in zone 5. Children under six travel free, up to two per adult. Buy at the machines or ticket office and start within two hours; a contactless card also opens the gates, but tap out too or you pay the five-zone maximum.
Luggage. A commuter train with space by the doors; no limit is published.
Hours. Three trains a day: 07:30, 13:20 and 19:25 on weekdays; 08:29, 13:20 and 19:25 on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
A minimum for any ride to or from the airport, EUR 16.72 or EUR 21.13 for the whole car; the meter runs above it at EUR 0.88 a km by day, EUR 1.11 at night. Cases over 60 cm are EUR 0.58 each, and a fifth passenger and over EUR 1.50 each, at most EUR 3.
Luggage. EUR 0.58 for each case or bag over 60 cm, on the tariff.
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How do I get from Jerez airport to Jerez de la Frontera city center?
For one traveler the Cercanías C1 at €1.80, 9 min, is both the cheapest way in and the fastest. Every option below is priced as a total for your party and says where it leaves you.
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Arriving late?
Not everything runs around the clock: the Cercanías C1 runs 07:30–19:25. Outside those hours, the Taxi, airport minimum fare is what remains. Set the hour you leave arrivals and the board keeps only what is running.
Luggage
A commuter train with space by the doors; no limit is published.
Not going to Jerez de la Frontera at all?
Other cities from this airport on a published fare, priced for your party
The airport has its own railway station, Aeropuerto de Jerez, open every day of the year. Both the Cercanías C1 and the Seville–Cádiz Media Distancia trains stop there; check which one you are boarding, as they take different tickets.
Tickets
Cercanías singles are sold at the station machines and ticket offices and must be used within two hours. A contactless bank card or phone also opens the gates, but tap out at the far end too, or Renfe charges the five-zone maximum.
The taxi rank
Taxis to Jerez run on the city's urban tariff with an official airport minimum; anywhere else is on the interurban tariff. Check the driver starts the meter, and ask for a receipt. Tele Taxi: +34 956 34 48 60.
At night
The last Cercanías leaves the airport at 19:25 and the last train of any kind, a Media Distancia, at 22:58. After that only the taxi rank serves the terminal until the 07:30 train (08:29 at weekends).
Before you travel
Where each one starts, how long it runs, what it carries
C1 · Renfe Cercanías CádizCercanías C1
From
Aeropuerto de Jerez, the airport's own station
To
Jerez de la Frontera station, the first stop
Luggage
A commuter train with space by the doors; no limit is published.
Runs
07:30–19:25
Journey
9 min
EUR 1.80, a one-zone single: the airport and Jerez are both in zone 5. Children under six travel free, up to two per adult. Buy at the machines or ticket office and start within two hours; a contactless card also opens the gates, but tap out too or you pay the five-zone maximum.
Only three C1 trains a day stop at the airport. If you land after 13:20, the next one is at 19:25; after 19:25, there is none until morning.
The other trains at the airport station are Seville–Cádiz Media Distancia services, sold on a separate Renfe ticket, not this zone fare.
Jerez station is on the east side of the centre, about a kilometre's walk from the cathedral and the Alcázar.
Three trains a day: 07:30, 13:20 and 19:25 on weekdays; 08:29, 13:20 and 19:25 on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
C1 · Renfe Cercanías CádizCercanías C1 to El Puerto de Santa María
From
Aeropuerto de Jerez, the airport's own station
To
El Puerto de Santa María station, two stops past Jerez
Luggage
A commuter train with space by the doors; no limit is published.
Runs
07:30–19:25
Journey
19–29 min
EUR 2.00, a two-zone single: the airport is in zone 5 and El Puerto de Santa María in zone 4. Buy at the machines or ticket office; a contactless card also opens the gates, but tap out too.
Only three C1 trains a day stop at the airport, the same three that serve Jerez.
Three trains a day: 07:30 (29 minutes), 13:20 and 19:25 (19 minutes) on weekdays; 08:29, 13:20 and 19:25 at weekends and on holidays.
A commuter train with space by the doors; no limit is published.
Runs
07:30–19:25
Journey
60–70 min
EUR 4.05, a five-zone single: the airport is in zone 5 and Cádiz in zone 1. Buy at the machines or ticket office; a contactless card also opens the gates, but tap out at Cádiz too.
Only three C1 trains a day stop at the airport. Seville–Cádiz Media Distancia trains also run through to Cádiz, faster, on their own ticket.
Two Consorcio buses also reach Cádiz for EUR 4.05: M-052 at 09:30 on weekdays and M-050 at 15:15 at weekends.
Three trains a day: 07:30 (70 minutes), 13:20 and 19:25 (60 minutes) on weekdays; 08:29 (67 minutes), 13:20 and 19:25 at weekends and on holidays.
taxi · Jerez taxis, tariff set by the Ayuntamiento and authorised by the Junta de AndalucíaTaxi, airport minimum fare
From
The taxi rank outside the terminal
To
Any address in Jerez de la Frontera
Luggage
EUR 0.58 for each case or bag over 60 cm, on the tariff.
Runs
All night
Journey
9 min
A minimum for any ride to or from the airport, EUR 16.72 or EUR 21.13 for the whole car; the meter runs above it at EUR 0.88 a km by day, EUR 1.11 at night. Cases over 60 cm are EUR 0.58 each, and a fifth passenger and over EUR 1.50 each, at most EUR 3.
EUR 16.72 and EUR 21.13 are minimums: a longer ride inside Jerez costs what the meter says.
Rides beyond the municipality of Jerez, to El Puerto or Cádiz, are on the interurban tariff; no price for them appears here.
No authority publishes a taxi journey time; the train covers the same ground in 9 minutes.
What is the best way from Jerez airport to Jerez de la Frontera city center?
For one traveler, the Cercanías C1 at €1.80, 9 min. The cheapest way in. Nothing listed is quicker. From 4 travelers we recommend the Taxi, airport minimum fare instead: a better journey on balance than the Cercanías C1, for at least €9.52 more for 4. How we weigh price against time is set out on the fares page, in numbers.
What is the cheapest way from Jerez airport to Jerez de la Frontera city center?
For one traveler, the Cercanías C1 at €1.80. Per-person fares multiply with the size of your party and per-vehicle fares do not, so check the total for your group rather than the single fare.
How do I get from Jerez airport to Jerez de la Frontera city center by train?
One train reaches Jerez station: the Cercanías C1, €1.80 for one traveler, 9 min, to Jerez de la Frontera station. For one traveler that is the cheapest way into Jerez de la Frontera by any means. See every option by train
How do I get from Jerez airport to Jerez de la Frontera city center by taxi?
The taxi from Jerez airport costs from €16.72 for one traveler and takes 9 min, to any address in Jerez de la Frontera. It is not the cheapest way in: the Cercanías C1 at €1.80 is. See every option by taxi
How long does it take to get from Jerez airport to Jerez de la Frontera city center?
Cercanías C1: 9 min. Taxi, airport minimum fare: 9 min. Jerez Airport is 8 km from the city of Jerez.
How far is Jerez airport from the city center?
8 km to the city of Jerez. The fastest way in takes 9 min.
How much is a taxi from Jerez airport to Jerez de la Frontera city center?
from €16.72. Journey time 9 min.
Where is the train station at Jerez airport?
The airport has its own railway station, Aeropuerto de Jerez, open every day of the year. Both the Cercanías C1 and the Seville–Cádiz Media Distancia trains stop there; check which one you are boarding, as they take different tickets.
Where do I catch the Cercanías C1 at Jerez airport?
Aeropuerto de Jerez, the airport's own station. Follow the signs from arrivals. It leaves you at Jerez de la Frontera station, the first stop.
Is there a train from Jerez airport to Jerez de la Frontera at night?
The Cercanías C1 runs 07:30–19:25. Outside those hours the taxi, airport minimum fare is what remains; it is from €16.72 for the vehicle. Three trains a day: 07:30, 13:20 and 19:25 on weekdays; 08:29, 13:20 and 19:25 on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
Does the Cercanías C1 to El Puerto de Santa María go to Jerez station and the old town; the station is on the east side of the centre, about a kilometre from the cathedral and the Alcázar?
This is the same train, continuing past Jerez to El Puerto de Santa María, another town on the bay.
Does the Cercanías C1 to Cádiz go to Jerez station and the old town; the station is on the east side of the centre, about a kilometre from the cathedral and the Alcázar?
This is the same train, continuing past Jerez round the bay to Cádiz.
Worth knowing
Only three Cercanías C1 trains a day call at the airport: 07:30, 13:20 and 19:25 on weekdays, 08:29, 13:20 and 19:25 at weekends and on holidays. Miss one and the next C1 is up to six hours away.
Eight Seville–Cádiz Media Distancia trains also stop at the airport station, at 07:39 (weekdays), 09:33, 12:06, 13:43 (weekdays), 15:40, 17:41, 19:21 and 22:58. Renfe sells them as Media Distancia tickets, priced when you buy, so no price for them appears here.
Two Consorcio buses a day leave the airport: M-052 at 09:30 on weekdays and M-050 at 16:15 on weekdays or 15:15 at weekends, EUR 1.45 to Jerez and EUR 4.05 to Cádiz. With so few departures they are not on this board.
The taxi's airport figure is a minimum, not a fixed fare: EUR 16.72 on weekdays 07:00–21:00, EUR 21.13 at night, at weekends and on holidays, with the meter running above it. Beyond the municipality of Jerez the interurban tariff applies.
After the 22:58 train the airport has no public transport until morning; the taxi rank is the only way out.
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