Gdańsk Airport Taxi Prices

The fixed price for a taxi from Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport (GDN) to the city center is 130 PLN flat, 24 hours a day — the night surcharge that applies on other routes does not apply here. The journey covers approximately 12 kilometers and takes around 20 minutes depending on traffic. This price applies to our standard vehicle (Toyota RAV4 or similar) carrying up to 4 passengers with luggage included; a larger vehicle for 5–8 passengers is available at a higher fixed rate. The driver meets you at the arrivals hall with a name sign, tracks your flight so delays cost nothing, and you pay your way — online in advance via a secure payment link, or after the ride with cash, card, Apple Pay or Google Pay; prepayment is never mandatory. For comparison, the public bus costs around 4.80 PLN per person but takes 35–40 minutes plus walking, and unofficial taxis at the curb frequently ask 150–200 PLN for the identical route. (Source: Taxi Airport Gdańsk, NIP 5862330063.)

A taxi from Gdańsk Airport to Sopot costs 150 PLN during the day (06:00–22:00) and 170 PLN at night, on Sundays and on Polish public holidays. The route is approximately 22 kilometers and the ride takes around 25–30 minutes via the Tri-City ring road. Sopot is a popular seaside resort town known for the famous Monte Cassino street and the longest wooden pier in Europe, and it has no direct public-transport link from the airport — the SKM train requires a change in Gdańsk Wrzeszcz and takes about an hour door-to-door with luggage. Our driver takes you directly to your hotel or any address in Sopot, meets you in arrivals with a name sign, and tracks your flight for free. The price is fixed and covers the entire journey with no additional charges for luggage, waiting at the terminal, or evening traffic.

The fixed price for a taxi from Gdańsk Airport to Gdynia is 200 PLN during the day and 250 PLN at night, on Sundays and public holidays. Gdynia is located approximately 35 kilometers from the airport, and the drive takes around 35–40 minutes via the S6 ring road. As a major port city in the Tri-City area, Gdynia is a popular destination for business travelers, cruise passengers and ferry passengers — we regularly drive to the ferry terminal, the cruise quays, Kościuszko Square and the Emigration Museum, and specific districts closer to the airport may qualify for a lower district-based fare shown in the booking form. There is no direct rail connection from the airport to Gdynia; the train requires a change and takes about an hour. Our standard vehicle fits up to 4 passengers with luggage, a van for 5–8 is available, and you pay after arrival.

The night rate applies from 22:00 to 06:00 and also on Sundays and Polish public holidays throughout the entire day — the same rule licensed taxis follow across Poland. For example, if your flight arrives at 21:45 and you clear the terminal by 22:10, the night rate applies because the ride begins after 22:00; a ride that starts at 21:30 is still a day-rate ride even if it ends after 22:00. If you are arriving on a Sunday, the night rate applies regardless of the hour. The exact night price for every route is published on this page next to the day price, so there is never a surprise — what you see for your time slot is the full amount. One deliberate exception works in your favour: the airport ↔ Gdańsk city-centre route costs 130 PLN flat around the clock, with no night surcharge at all.

Yes, all prices displayed on our website include VAT — the amount you see is the final amount you pay, with nothing added at the end of the ride. This matches how the fare is quoted in your booking confirmation, in the calculator, and in the price tables on this page, so every surface shows the same number. For business travelers who need documentation for expense reports or tax purposes, we provide VAT invoices on request: mention it when booking or ask the driver after the ride, and the invoice arrives by email, usually the same day. Corporate clients running regular airport transfers can also arrange collective monthly invoicing. Our company is registered in Poland as WK DRIVE WIKTOR KOROL (NIP: 5862330063) — a licensed passenger-transport operator, which is also why our cars can use the official taxi ranks and bus lanes that unlicensed transfer cars cannot.

Yes, we actively track every incoming flight to Gdańsk Airport using real-time flight monitoring, keyed to the flight number you give us at booking. If your flight is delayed by 30 minutes or 3 hours, the driver adjusts the pickup time automatically — you do not need to call, message, or even have internet access when you land. There is no extra charge for flight delays, and the fixed price does not change because the pickup happened later than planned. The same applies to early arrivals: the driver aims for the actual landing time, not the scheduled one. When your plane touches down, the driver is already positioned at the terminal and waits in the arrivals hall with your name sign, including free waiting time for passport control and baggage claim. This service is included in every booking at no additional cost — it is one of the main reasons travelers pre-book instead of queueing for a taxi after landing.

Tips are not included in the fixed price, and they are never required — the fare you see covers the complete transfer service: the driver meeting you at arrivals with a name sign, help with luggage, the ride to your door, and free flight tracking. There are no hidden fees or surprise charges on top. If you are happy with the service and would like to leave a tip, you can hand it over in cash in any currency or simply add it to the card payment in the car — drivers carry terminals that accept Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and Google Pay. A typical tip in Poland is around 10–15% of the fare, but plenty of passengers round up to the nearest 10 PLN and that is perfectly normal too. Unlike some booking platforms, we add no service fee, booking fee, or airport pickup surcharge — the tip is genuinely the only optional extra that exists.

Groups of 5 to 8 people with luggage ride in a larger bus at its own fixed price, shown next to the standard fare on this page. Airport to Gdańsk city center costs 200 PLN around the clock; other Gdańsk districts such as Wrzeszcz or Oliwa cost 130 PLN by day and 150 PLN at night; Sopot is 220 PLN by day and 220 PLN at night; Gdynia is 300 PLN by day and 400 PLN at night. The price covers the whole vehicle, not a seat, so a family of six pays less per person than for two standard cars. Select the bus in the booking form when your group has more than four passengers, when you need two full child seats, or when you travel with a large dog. Luggage is included, and the driver still meets you in the arrivals hall with a name sign.

A child seat costs 40 PLN per ride and a booster seat costs 30 PLN, added once to the fixed route price. Both are certified and fitted by the driver before he enters the arrivals hall, so you do not wait at the curb. You can request up to two seats per booking. A standard car takes one child seat plus one booster, or two boosters; two full child seats need the larger bus, and the booking form switches to the bus fare for you. Infants up to about 12 months or 13 kg ride rear-facing, which is the safest position; older children ride forward-facing. Tell us the child's age or weight in the booking form and the total price, seat included, is shown before you confirm.

Yes. Every fixed price on this page applies in both directions, so a ride from your hotel in Gdańsk city center to the airport costs the same 130 PLN as the ride from the airport, and Sopot to the airport costs 150 PLN by day and 170 PLN at night. The night rule is identical: rides starting between 22:00 and 06:00, on Sundays and on Polish public holidays use the night price. For departures the driver comes to your address at the agreed time and drops you at the terminal entrance; you choose the pickup time yourself when booking, and our departure planner suggests one based on your flight time. Payment works the same way as for arrivals: online in advance or after the ride in the car.