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How to get from South Station to Logan Airport

South Station is located approximately 6 km from Boston International Airport. When travelling from South Station to Logan Airport, you have three transportation options to choose from; taxi, private transfer or shuttle bus. The cheapest option is the Silver Line Shuttle bus, costing just $2.40 (€2.30) but taking 25 minutes to reach South Station.

Additionally, you can take a Boston Airport taxi or private transfer if you want a seamless and quick journey. The drive is just 15 minutes depending on traffic and you’ll pay about $30 (€28).

Welcome Pickups offers meet and greet services and a friendly introduction to Boston at the same price as a regular taxi. Click here to see the cost.

Comparison of the options

PRICE FOR 2PASSENGERS
OPTION PRICE DURATION AVAILABILITY
Welcome Pickups €94 15min 24/7 Book
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Taxi €28 15min 24/7
Bus €4.60 25min 05:35–01:02

How to get from South Station to Logan Airport by taxi

Taking a taxi from Boston South Station to Logan Airport takes just 15 minutes depending on traffic and costs around $30 (€28), making it the quickest and most convenient transfer option.

How much is a taxi from Boston South Station to Logan Airport?

Boston taxi fares are calculated using a taximeter, based on the trip duration and the distance travelled. Typically, a taxi from South Station to Logan Airport will cost around $30 (€28). Keep in mind that this price does not include tolls, which you will also need to pay for.

For a reliable service without hidden fees, we recommend booking a private transfer in advance.

Cost

$30 (€28)

Trip Duration

15 Min

*Prices may vary unless booked in advance.

Convenience
Safety
Value for Money

Taxis and private shuttles are available 24/7 from Boston Logan Airport.

Where do I get the taxi from?

There’s a taxi rank just outside of Boston South Station.

Convenience

Taking a taxi or private transfer from South Station to Logan Airport is by far the easiest option. The ride is quick, comfortable and takes you door-to-door, and allows you to skip queues for public transport altogether.

Editor’s Note

If you want to get to your destination speedily upon landing and avoid hidden fees, we recommend pre-booking a private transfer.

Useful Tips

Make sure your driver resets the taximeter to the base fare and appropriate tariff before you begin your journey.
Tipping your Boston cab driver is customary, you can tip 15% to 20% of the final fare.
Most cab drivers in Boston accept credit and debit cards, however, it’s always better to double-check first.

How to get from South Station to Logan Airport by bus

Taking the metro from South Station to Logan Airport is a cheaper alternative for those travelling on a budget. However, the journey is longer than that of a taxi, taking about 25 minutes to reach South Station.

You’ll need to take the Silver Line 1 (SL1) Bus from the station to get to the airport. The service is direct with tickets costing $2.40 (€2.30).

How much is the bus from South Station Boston to Logan Airport?

The SL1 shuttle bus service is free from the airport. However, when travelling to the airport, you’ll need to pay for a ticket. A one-way ticket for the SL1 from South Station to Logan Airport costs just $2.40 (€2.30)

*Tickets are available for purchase at the self service machines in all stations.

Cost

$2.40 (€2.30)

Trip Duration

25 Min

The SL1 Bus departs every 15 minutes.

Convenience
Safety
Value for Money

The SL1 Bus runs from 05:35-01:02.

Where do I get the bus from?

Once you’re at South Station, you simply need to follow the signs reading “Red Line, Silver Line – SL1/SL2/SL3”, and then “Silver Line – SL1/SL2/SL3”.

Convenience

Taking the Silver Line Shuttle from South Station to Logan Airport is a great budget-friendly choice. However, the journey takes longer than that of a taxi, and if you’re arriving late at night or early in the morning, your only option is to take a taxi or private transfer.

Timetables

Editor’s Note

Always ask if the service will drop you off at your desired terminal. Those heading to Terminal C will sometimes need to change at Terminal A to catch the outbound service back to Terminal C.

Useful Tips

If you plan on using Boston's public transport throughout your stay, you can purchase various passes for unlimited travel at discounted prices. A one-day pass costs $11 (€10.40) and a 7-day pass costs $22.50 (€21.20).
Luggage storage is limited.

Welcome Pickups transfer

Welcome Pickups

Book a trained, English-speaking taxi driver to pick you up at the same price as a regular cab from the line

If you feel more relaxed knowing that somebody is waiting for you, you may as well book a Welcome Pickups transfer. As soon as you arrive at the airport you will be greeted by your driver. He will be waiting for you at the terminal of your arrival with a sign that has your name on it. Your driver will help you out with your luggage and together you will make your way to the vehicle. While he is driving you to your accommodation, the driver can give you some tips and recommendations on what to do during your holidays in Boston. Our drivers are hand-picked and speak fluent English. No need to worry about miscommunication issues that you may face with the local taxi drivers regarding your destination. Relax and enjoy your ride.

Best drivers

Hand-picked english-speaking drivers

Flight monitoring

Drivers are always on time

Quality support

24/7 email & phone support

Cancel up to 24 hours before the pickup and get an 80% refund

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Prices

DAYTIME
€94.0
NIGHTTIME
€112.8
Same price as a regular taxi from the line

PRICES FOR

Sedan Car

4 pax, 4 pieces of luggage

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Frequently asked questions

How do I get from South Station to Logan Airport?

You have three transportation options to get from South Station to Logan Airport; taxi, private transfer or shuttle bus. Taking a Boston Airport taxi or private transfer is the best option as it takes just 15 minutes and costs approximately $30 (€28). Alternatively, you can take the Silver Line Shuttle (SL1) for $2.40 (€2.30), but keep in mind that the journey is longer.

How far is South Station from Logan Airport?

The distance between Boston South Station and Logan Airport is around 6 km, taking approximately 15 minutes by car or taxi, and 25 minutes by shuttle bus.

What’s the cost of a taxi from Boston South Station to Logan Airport?

Boston taxis calculate taxi prices using a taximeter system, based on the distance travelled. The average price of a taxi from South Station to Logan Airport is $30 (€28). Note that you will also have to pay extra for tolls. For a trusted service and competitive fixed fares, we recommend booking a private transfer in advance.

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