Cheap taxi travel in the Netherlands
Cheap should not mean uncertain. The most expensive taxi rides are the ones where the amount is only clear at the end: a meter that keeps running in a traffic jam, a surcharge for suitcases, a night rate you did not expect.
We work the other way around. You see one total price for the whole car before you book, and that price already contains everything. Below are the practical ways to keep the cost of your journey as low as possible.
Check the price of your ride
Six ways to pay less
- Travel together: the price is per taxi, not per passenger.
- Agree the price in advance so traffic and detours are not your risk.
- Choose the right car — a minibus only when you really need the space.
- Keep extra stops to what you need; each detour lengthens the route.
- Enter your exact address, so the driver does not have to search.
- Book a return journey in one booking rather than arranging it on the day.
What our fixed price includes
- The whole car for 1 to 4 passengers, or a minibus for 5 to 8.
- All luggage, including large suitcases.
- Tolls, tunnel charges and parking at an airport terminal.
- Waiting time: 80 minutes after landing, 15 minutes elsewhere.
- Night, weekend and public holiday travel at the same rate.
Taxi, train or your own car?
For one person travelling city centre to city centre, the train is often cheaper. From two or three passengers with luggage, a taxi at a fixed price frequently wins once you add train tickets, transfers and the walk with suitcases. Compared with your own car, you save airport parking, which for a week's trip can easily exceed the cost of the journey itself.