How Much Is It From Istanbul Airport to Taksim?
The price is for the whole car one way, not per passenger, and the same price covers Taksim, Galata, Karaköy and Cihangir. Every other area is in our full price list.
| Car | Passengers | Price per Car |
|---|---|---|
| Mercedes Vito | Up to 6 | €95 |
| Mercedes Sprinter | 10 to 15 | €110 |
| Mercedes E-Class | Up to 3 | €130 |
| Mercedes S-Class | Up to 3 | €300 |
What Does the Price Include?
VAT, tolls and parking, a sign with your name and tracking of your flight. You have 60 minutes of free waiting from landing, then 15 euros for every 30 minutes or part of it. Cancelling is free up to 24 hours before pick-up.
Where Does the Car Stop If Your Hotel Is Near Taksim Square?
Taksim Square and Istiklal Avenue are closed to cars, so the car may not reach the door of a hotel that stands on either of them. The driver stops in the nearest street open to traffic, and you walk the last short stretch. That is why we ask for the hotel name and address when you book.
Cihangir and Galata are a different kind of challenge: narrow, steep streets, some of them cobbled, which is hard work with heavy suitcases. If older relatives are travelling with you, tell us in advance, and have a look at our page on families and older guests.
Which Car Suits a Stay in Taksim?
A Vito suits a family, with room for six large suitcases and six cabin bags. An E-Class is the better fit for one or two people on business. For 7 to 9 passengers we send two Vitos, and each car is priced separately.
Common Questions
Can the Car Reach a Hotel Door on Istiklal Avenue?
No, the avenue is closed to cars. The driver stops at the nearest point open to traffic, and the walk that is left depends on where your hotel stands.
Is It Cheaper With Fewer Passengers?
No, the price is per car, not per person. A Vito costs €95 whether two of you travel or six.
Can I Ask for a Driver Who Speaks Arabic?
Some of our drivers speak Arabic. Ask when you book, and we confirm in writing whether one is available on your date. We do not promise what we cannot confirm.