Transportation from the City Center to Bodo Airport
Bodo, one of the important commercial centers of Norway, is Norway's second largest city. Known for being very windy, the city is a great starting point for touring Northern Norway or the Lofoten Islands. The planes of the passengers who will leave Bodo after their travels take off from Bodo Airport, which is 2 km away from the city center.
Actually, it takes 2 km to reach Bodo Airport from the city center in 15-20 minutes on foot. It is possible, but if you come across the famous winds of Bodo, it may be better to use the bus and taxi options. Buses 1 and 4 depart from the city center every 10 minutes on weekdays and reach Bodo Airport in 5 minutes.
On weekends, the frequency decreases to every 15 minutes. If you download the Billett Nordland application to your phone, you can buy bus tickets online. You can also pay by credit card after boarding the bus, but cash is not accepted.
If the weather is nice, you can also walk to Bodo Airport from the city center. There is a pavement along the 2 km road and you can see the stadium, one of the important structures of the city, during a 15-20 minute walk. It might also be good to stretch your legs before a long flight if you don't have a lot of luggage.
It takes 5 minutes to take a taxi from Bodo city center to the airport, but it is quite an expensive option. You can call Nordland Taxi (+47 07550) and call a taxi to your hotel or wherever you want. Taxis are the most logical option, as there is no bus to Bodo Airport at night.
A similar option to a taxi is to arrange a private transfer service through your hotel or from a reliable tour company. If you make a reservation by stating your flight time, you can go to the airport by calculating the time required for check-in. Although this method is not very economical, it is very safe.
Transportation from Vilnius Airport to City Center
Vilnius is the capital of Lithuania and also its largest city. The city is located 312 km from the Baltic Sea. The old city part of Vilnius, which has many historical ruins, has been included in the World Heritage List. Vilnius Airport, the only airport in the city, is located 5.9 km south of the city center. The airport, which is very close to the city, is one of the fastest developing airports in Europe.
There are bus, train, taxi and car rental options to reach the city center from Vilnius Airport, which is approximately 6 km away from Vilnius city center.
One of the most convenient ways to get from the airport to the city center is to use buses. You can reach Palanga regions by buses that go directly from the airport to Vilnius city center, as well as Vilnius Airport Express and Klaipeda and TOKS company buses.
Another option, minibuses, takes you from the airport to the bus terminal. The journey from the first stop to the last stop is 15 Euros.
You can go any direction you want by using the train station, which you can reach via a separate pedestrian road from the airport.
One of the fastest and most comfortable ways to get from the airport to the city center is to take a taxi. All of the taxis you can find at the exit of the arriving passenger terminal accept both cash and credit cards. The journey from Vilnius Airport to various points in the city center varies between 10 Euros and 18 Euros.
If you want to go to the city center by renting a car, you can use Auto Banga, Autocom, Avis, Enterprise, Europcar, Euro Renta, Green Motion, Hertz, Neo Rent, Ollex, Sixt and Trusticar companies at the airport, most of which are open 24 hours.
Vilnius Airport Contact Information
Address: Rodūnios road 10A, LT-02189 Vilnius, Lithuania
Tel: +370 612 44442
