Orange Bus
Solves the problem of a group that will not fit a saloon.
Nobody left behind in a second taxi
Orange Bus runs private transfers in minibuses from a base at La Laguna, and states more than ten years of doing it. The vehicles take up to thirteen passengers…Orange Bus runs private transfers in minibuses from a base at La Laguna, and states more than ten years of doing it. The vehicles take up to thirteen passengers, which is the gap between a saloon car and a coach and the size most extended families and small groups actually are.
Features
Type
Airport transfer
Area
La Laguna
Payment
Cards accepted
Price
$$ Mid-range
FAQ
How many people fit in one vehicle?
Up to thirteen, which covers most extended families and small groups in a single booking rather than a convoy of cars arriving separately.
Is a minibus cheaper than several taxis?
For a party approaching double figures, generally yes, and it removes the coordination problem of three vehicles taking three routes at three speeds.
Where is it based?
La Laguna, in the north-east above Santa Cruz. That is a base rather than a boundary; transfers run from both airports to accommodation anywhere on the island.
How long has it been operating?
The operator states more than ten years. On a transfer market with a great deal of turnover, that is one of the few checkable signals available.
Does it do more than airport runs?
Private transfers are the core, which covers airport journeys and any other point-to-point trip a group needs, including excursions where nobody wants to drive.
What should I confirm when booking?
Passenger count, number and size of cases, and whether any child seats are needed. A thirteen-seat vehicle full of people is not a thirteen-seat vehicle full of suitcases.
