You can take urban bus Line 30 (Surbus), which departs right outside the terminal and connects directly to the Almería Intermodal Station in the city centre in about 35 minutes, running daily with tickets costing around €1.05.
No, the airport does not stay open 24 hours. The terminal building closes overnight following the last scheduled commercial flights, so sleeping inside is not permitted and booking nearby lodging is required.
Yes, Aena offers free and unlimited Wi-Fi throughout the entire terminal by connecting to the «Airport Free Wifi Aena» network.
No, there are no passenger VIP lounges at Almería Airport, although Fast Lane priority security lane access can be booked.
No, the airport does not have luggage lockers or left-luggage storage facilities.
Enterprise, Europcar, Goldcar, Hertz / Thrifty, and SIXT have customer service desks in the Arrivals Hall (Floor 0), with vehicles picked up and returned in the adjacent parking lot.
A taxi ride to downtown Almería takes 15 to 20 minutes and costs approximately €20.00, with official supplements applying during night hours, weekends, or holidays.