Chile Airport Transfer Guide - All Options & Prices

# Airport Transfer Options in Chile Based on current available data, specific verified airport transfer information for Chile is limited. For the most accurate and up-to-date transportation options from Chilean airports, we recommend checking directly with your arrival airport or using the booking widgets on this site, which provide real-time information on available services. Chile's major airports, including Santiago's Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport, typically offer various ground transportation options. To find current services, schedules, and pricing for your specific route, please use our booking partners' widgets below. These tools will show you the transportation modes available at your arrival airport, along with current rates and booking options. Local transportation availability can vary by airport and season, so checking closer to your travel date ensures you have the most relevant information for your journey.

Get a Bip! card for Santiago's Metro - it works on buses and metro throughout the city

Santiago Metro operates until approximately 11 PM on weekdays and midnight on weekends - plan your evening accordingly

Long-distance buses in Chile are well-developed - book through terminals like Terminal Alameda or Terminal San Borja for intercity travel

Uber and Cabify operate in major Chilean cities as alternatives to traditional taxis

Unofficial Taxi Drivers: Unlicensed drivers may approach you inside the terminal offering cheaper rides. They often lack meters and may overcharge or take unsafe routes. Avoid by only using official taxi stands outside the arrivals area, registered ride-sharing apps, or pre-booked transfer services through the booking widgets.

Currency Exchange Scams: Some airport exchange counters or individuals may offer 'special rates' with hidden fees or unfavorable exchange rates. Avoid by using ATMs from major banks inside the terminal for better rates, or exchange only small amounts at the airport and wait to use city exchange offices or banks.

Fake Airport Officials: Individuals wearing unofficial uniforms or badges may offer to 'help' with luggage, directions, or transportation for a fee, then demand excessive payment. Avoid by politely declining unsolicited help, only approaching clearly marked official information desks, and using legitimate airport services and authorized transportation options.