Visby (VBY): route 61, ten minutes, card only on board
Gotland Public Transport route 61 serves the airport year round and reaches central Visby in about ten minutes. If you buy on the bus, you can only pay by card.
- Route 61 is the airport bus, run by Gotland Public Transport.
- It serves the airport all year, which is worth saying on an island whose summer and winter are very different places.
- The ride to central Visby takes about 10 minutes.
- Buy tickets on the Gotland Public Transport website, in its app, or on the bus.
- On the bus you can only pay by card. No cash.
- Visby is a walled medieval town and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Once you are in the centre you will not need transport again.
- The airport is about three kilometres north of the town.
- Swedish taxi prices are deregulated. Check the yellow comparative price sticker before getting into a taxi.
Route 61
- Gotland Public Transport runs route 61 to and from the airport, year round.
- The journey to central Visby is about 10 minutes.
- Tickets: on the operator's website, in its app, or on the bus.
- Buying on the bus means paying by card. Cash is not accepted there.
Where this is
- The airport sits about three kilometres north of Visby, which is why the ride is so short.
- Visby itself is a walled medieval town and a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is small and entirely walkable, so the airport bus is usually the only transport you will need on the island unless you are heading out to the beaches or Faro.
Taxi
- Sweden's taxi market is deregulated and companies set their own prices.
- Every car must display a comparative price for a standard 10 kilometre, 15 minute journey, in black digits on a yellow background.
- You are free to choose any car in the rank, not just the first one.
- Ask about a fixed price before setting off; if you agree one it must be entered in the meter before the journey starts.
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