Long Beach, WA to Portland PDX Airport Shuttle Service

Rates range from $150–$250 one-way, based on group size. Get a quote on our booking page.

Yes, our minibuses seat up to 14 passengers, perfect for groups. Contact us for rates.

Yes, our Wine Shuttle serves Columbia River Gorge wineries like Maryhill from Long Beach.

Yes, select round-trip options on our booking page for travel to and from PDX.

The trip from Long Beach to PDX typically takes around 2 hours and 45 minutes, depending on traffic and weather. We often route through Astoria and Highway 30 to avoid delays near Megler Bridge construction zones.

Yes, our PDX to Long Beach shuttle runs daily—including weekends and major holidays. This is especially helpful during clam digging weekends and summer festivals when hotel check-ins and flights line up.

We offer flexible curbside pickup throughout Long Beach—from Ocean Beach Blvd. motels to neighborhoods near 227th Place. If you're staying at Adrift Hotel or Boardwalk Cottages, we’ll pull right up to the lobby.

Coastal fog and winter winds near Cape Disappointment can occasionally slow us down, but we monitor road conditions closely and adjust accordingly. We use experienced local drivers who know how to safely navigate US-101 in all seasons.

Yes, we regularly transport families and small groups heading to Long Beach vacation rentals. For larger groups or weddings at The Breakers or Salt Hotel, we can coordinate multi-van service.

A one-way ride typically starts at $150 per person. During big event weekends like the Rod Run or Kite Festival, prices may increase slightly due to higher demand and traffic delays.

Absolutely—we track your flight in real time and adjust the pickup schedule accordingly. Whether you're delayed over Denver or landing during peak hours, we’ll be waiting at the arrivals area on Island 2.

Yes, we’re licensed and insured for cross-state service and meet all Long Beach city transport requirements. Unlike rideshare drivers, we’re permitted for scheduled commercial operation both in Pacific County and PDX.

Yes—we often depart as early as 4:00 AM to ensure travelers catch morning flights out of PDX. This is especially popular with locals in Seaview and Ilwaco who need consistent, stress-free airport transport.

We typically use WA-103 to US-101, then cross into Oregon via Astoria and take Hwy 30 straight into Portland. This scenic route bypasses I-5 bottlenecks and keeps us clear of beach weekend backups on Sunset Highway.