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Transfer to Madrid's Estación Sur bus station from Madrid

Looking for a taxi to Madrid South bus station, or a car like Uber, Cabify or Bolt: here you book Spanish private hire (VTC) with advance booking and a fixed price from your town.

Estación Sur is the long-distance coach hub for half of Spain, in Méndez Álvaro, away from the centre. With luggage, a seven o'clock connection or a night arrival, a door-to-door transfer pays for itself.

Why a car with a driver

Madrid South bus station from Madrid

Atocha and Chamartín are Madrid's two high-speed stations: Atocha for the south and east, Chamartín for the north. From the metro-area towns, getting there by road avoids changing commuter trains with luggage.

How to get there from each area

Madrid capital
Leaving the capital means taking the M-30 or M-40 to the right radial road: the A-42 to Toledo, the A-4 to Aranjuez, the A-2 to Guadalajara and the A-6 to the mountains. Early morning and late afternoon, the approaches to those radials are the slowest part of the trip.
Sur metropolitano
From Getafe, Madrid is entered on the A-42 or M-45, and Barajas is reached on the M-40 round the east of the city. Valdemoro lies on the A-4, which enters from the south towards Atocha and gets congested from Pinto at rush hour.
Corredor del Henares
From Alcalá, Madrid is reached on the A-2, which passes Barajas before reaching the city, or on the R-2 toll road when the motorway is busy. Torrejón de Ardoz is the stretch where it jams most.
Las Vegas
Aranjuez lies on the A-4: the route runs up towards Madrid through Valdemoro and Pinto and enters from the south towards Atocha. For Barajas you go round on the M-50 or M-40, the part that varies most with the time of day.

Frequently asked questions

Do you wait if the coach is late?

Yes, 30 complimentary minutes from the scheduled arrival. If the delay is longer, message us on WhatsApp and we adjust the pickup at no cost as long as a car is free.

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