Transfers Costa Azahar Airport Castellón (CDT)
From Costa Azahar Airport Castellón (CDT) there are several options to travel to Valencia. Fast, slow, expensive and cheap. There is something for everyone.
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Private taxi Costa Azahar Airport Castellón (CDT)
Welcome to Valencia Castellón Airport! Kiwi Taxi is your personal taxi service who awaits you at the airport. Avoid all the waiting lines. Step into a world of opulence as our expert chauffeurs pamper you throughout the journey. Sink into sumptuous seats and enjoy modern amenities for a seamless ride. Whether it's a special event or business trip, we tailor our service to exceed expectations. With Kiwi Taxi, you'll never miss a beat, as we ...
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Bus and train from Costa Azahar Airport Castellón (CDT)
Bus From Costa Azahar Airport Castellón (CDT) are busses going to the train station of Castellón. There is a trainconnection to Valencia. In July and August the bus also connects with Valencia ONLY for the following flights: Brussels, Bucharest, Katowice, Budapest and Düsseldorf. This bus service operates in relation to flights. Check it out before you leave and book your tickets in advance. Tickets can be bought in the arrival hall of the airport as ...
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Car Rental in Valencia
Valencia getaway Car Rental in Valencia A curated experience in and around Valencia Car Rental in Valencia Valencia's downtown is relatively small, easy to walk around or catch a bus. If you are only planning a city break, you don't really need a car. The parking in Valencia is mainly free and for this reason, it's almost impossible to find a parking place. You can safely park in the parking houses with a daily ticket ...
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Taxi
Taxi in the city You can use taxis in the city center in two ways: 1) As soon as you see a taxi with a green light on the roof, next to the sign ‘taxi', the taxi is clear and you can raise your hand to stop it. The roar that a green light is visible, but that a sign ‘occupado' is visible behind the windshield, then it is unfortunately occupied. Very confusing indeed, but ...
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