The Complete Guide to Sofia Airport Transfers in 2026

Sofia Airport handles both low-cost and full-service carriers across two terminals that sit almost three kilometres apart. Knowing which one you land at is the single biggest factor in a smooth arrival, and it is the first thing our dispatch desk confirms when your booking is made.

Terminal 2 serves the majority of scheduled international flights, including Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines, Austrian and ITA. Terminal 1 handles most low-cost traffic, notably Wizz Air and Ryanair. Your MATO chauffeur is assigned to the exact terminal on your ticket and monitors the inbound flight in real time, so a delay or an early landing never leaves you waiting.

Meet and greet is standard on every airport transfer. Your chauffeur waits inside the arrivals hall holding a name board, assists with luggage and walks you to the car — no phone calls from a distant car park, no negotiating a fare at the kerb.

The drive from either terminal to central Sofia typically takes 20 to 30 minutes outside peak hours, and up to 45 minutes during the morning and evening rush. Journeys to the ski resorts take longer: roughly 90 minutes to Borovets and two and a half hours to Bansko in good conditions.

Because our pricing is fixed and agreed in advance, traffic works in your favour rather than against your wallet. The fare quoted at booking covers the vehicle, chauffeur, fuel, tolls, taxes, meet and greet and 60 minutes of complimentary waiting time after landing.