Pamplona Airport - Flight Information and Guide (PNA)

How to get to Pamplona Airport

Pamplona is reachable from its airport within just a few minutes via urban bus or taxi.

By Car

Those arriving by car follow the A-15 motorway or the N-121, which connect the airport to Pamplona city center in just a few minutes.

By Train

There is no railway station at the airport: Pamplona city station is accessible by bus or taxi.

By Bus

The urban bus line connects the airport to Pamplona city centre with regular services during the day.

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Tips During San Fermín week, transport connections and accommodation should be organised well in advance, given the enormous influx of visitors from around the world.

Average travel time to PNA

TrainNot available

Shuttle bus15-20 minutes

Taxi / Private hire10-15 minutes

Parking near Pamplona Airport

The parking area, relatively small, is located just a few steps from the terminal (less than 100 metres) and generally presents no availability issues.

Short-term parking approximately 2 euro/hour (first 15 minutes free); long-term parking booked online 18-22 euro for 3 days.

How to get to Pamplona from PNA

Connection to Pamplona city centre is via urban bus and taxi, with a quick journey given the airport's proximity to the city.

By Train

There is no railway station at the airport: to access the train, you must first reach Pamplona city station by bus or taxi.

By Bus

The bus stop is located in front of the terminal, with ticket purchase on board.

By Taxi

Official taxis wait in the arrivals area; the meter (Tarifa 1 weekday 7:00-22:00: 1.90 euro flag-down + 1.20 euro/km; Tarifa 2 night/holiday: 2.45 euro + 1.40 euro/km) applies approximately 10-13 euro for the city centre, at about 6-7 km away.

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Car rental at Pamplona Airport

There are desks from some car rental companies, useful for exploring Navarre and the Santiago de Compostela route stages in the region.

Rental is a good option for those wanting to visit the medieval towns around the area.

You must bring your driver's license, passport, and credit card; the IDP is usually also required.

Hotels near Pamplona Airport

Pamplona is a small city and the airport is just 6 km from the centre: those with a direct flight and light luggage can comfortably stay in the city, with bus line A linking the terminal to the station and the heart of Pamplona in about half an hour. Near the airport, in the municipality of Galar, there is a single isolated and quiet property, useful for those travelling by car or stopping for one night with no need for shops nearby. In the city, it's better to choose between the Ensanche district and the university area, both well connected on foot and by bus to the casco antiguo and to the route of San Fermín.

Airport area

Galar, near the airport

about 10 minutes by car from the terminal; few direct public transport links

Best for: those travelling by car, arriving late or leaving at dawn and who don't need shops or restaurants nearby

Pros

The property closest to the terminal of the whole Pamplona area
A very quiet area, convenient as a base for getting around by car

Cons

There are no restaurants or shops in Salinas: you need to go to Pamplona or Noáin
Without a car, public transport links to the centre are scarce

Recommended hotels

Hotel Agorreta The only property near the terminal, in a quiet spot between Galar and Salinas, convenient as a base for those with a rental car. View availability

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Neighbourhood

Ermitagaña

about 3 km from the casco antiguo; from the airport you get there with bus line A to the centre and then a short stretch of city bus

Best for: those who want to stay in the city a few minutes from the centre, in a residential district near Yamaguchi park

Pros

A quiet residential district, a few minutes' walk from Parque de Yamaguchi
Good city bus connections to the old town

Cons

Not in the casco antiguo: a short trip is needed to reach the old town
Fewer restaurants than in the university area or the centre

Recommended hotels

Iruña Rooms Guest house in the Ermitagaña district, a short walk from Parque de Yamaguchi and the Pamplona Planetarium. View availability

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Neighbourhood

Milagrosa and the university area

about 3 km from the casco antiguo; from the airport you get there with bus line A to the centre and then a short stretch of city bus

Best for: those moving between the university, the hospital and El Sadar stadium, or looking for an aparthotel with a kitchen

Pros

A few minutes from the Public University of Navarre and El Sadar stadium
Aparthotel with a kitchen in the room, useful for multi-night stays

Cons

Residential district, south of the old town
Fewer evening venues than in the casco antiguo

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Airport services

The airport offers essential services, with peak activity during San Fermín week in early July.

Shopping & Duty Free

There is a compact commercial area with Navarre products, including pacharán (sloe liqueur) and canned Piquillo peppers.

Lounges & relaxation

Some services for business passengers are available, but in reduced form.

Connectivity & Wi-Fi

Free WiFi managed by Aena covers the terminal area. No telecommunications retailer operates at the airport; for a local SIM, visit a Movistar, Vodafone, or Orange store in town.

Families & Children

The terminal offers basic accommodation for families with young children.

Terminal guide

The airport has a small terminal, suited to the regional traffic in Navarre.

From check-in to gate takes only a few minutes, given the compact structure.

From check-in to gate you typically walk a few minutes; security checks can take longer during San Fermín week.

Map of Pamplona Airport

Frequently asked questions

Q. Is Pamplona airport convenient for San Fermín?

Yes, it's a few minutes from the centre; however, flights and hotels need to be booked well in advance for festival week.

Q. How much does the city bus from Pamplona airport cost?

A few euros per ride, payable on board; services run more frequently on weekdays.

Q. How much do hotel prices in Pamplona rise during San Fermín?

Considerably: it's common for rates to be several times the usual price, and booking up to a year ahead is recommended for the central days of the festival.