Berga Petrol Stations

Berga is the last big place to refuel before heading up to the Alt Berguedà, Queralt, the Coll de la Creueta or the La Baells reservoir, so it is worth filling up here. According to the Spanish Ministry for the Ecological Transition's petrol station geoportal, there are five service stations in the municipality of Berga, and two more in Cercs, following the C-16 north.

The petrol stations in Berga

These are the ones listed in the official register, with the hours each one reports:

• Carrefour, on the Sant Fruitós road, km 65: open 24 hours every day.
• Ballús Baix Cost, at Carrer Bernat Sala, 62, in the industrial estate: 24 hours every day.
• BP, on Passeig de la Pau: Monday to Thursday and Sunday from 6:00 to 1:00, and Friday and Saturday 24 hours.
• Repsol, on Avinguda del Canal Industrial: every day from 6:00 to 22:00.
• Petronor, on the C-149 road, km 43.5, the one that leaves Berga towards Solsona: from 6:00 to 22:00.

If you arrive at night, you have three options open 24 hours at some point in the week: Carrefour and Ballús every day, and BP on Friday night to Saturday and Saturday night to Sunday.

On the C-16, heading north

On the C-16 towards Cercs, Guardiola de Berguedà and the Cadí tunnel, the register lists two Petromiralles stations in Cercs, one on each side of the road (km 105 and 105.5), both open 24 hours. They are useful if you are heading for the Cercs Mining Museum, the La Baells reservoir or the Cerdanya. In Guardiola de Berguedà the Ministry's register has no service station, so don't count on refuelling there.

Prices

Prices change daily. For reference, on 12 November 2026 the Geoportal gave 95 petrol in Berga between €1.436 and €1.719 a litre, and diesel A between €1.702 and €1.889, with the low-cost station in the industrial estate the cheapest that day. Before refuelling, check the day's price at geoportalgasolineras.es or in its app: it is the official register and the stations themselves feed it.

Before heading into the mountains

If you plan to do the Coll de la Creueta road or go up to the Queralt sanctuary, leave Berga with a full tank. For the sanctuary, the access details are at the Queralt car park. If you are on a motorbike, bear in mind that at night outside Berga you will only find the Cercs ones open.