Transport From Prague Airport or Prague Centre to Berlin
Arranging transportation from Prague Airport or Prague Centre to Berlin can save you time. You can pre-book a private transfer in either direction, and we guarantee this is the quickest and most flexible option.
- Professional local English-speaking drivers
- Optional sightseeing along the way
- Free short stops for quick snacks and restrooms
- Help with your luggage
- Door-to-door service
- Local tips and information
Prague Airport <-> Berlin
- 4 seats
- 4 suitcases
- 3 seats
- 3 suitcases
- 4 seats
- 8 suitcases
- 4 seats
- 4 suitcases
- 8 seats
- 8 suitcases
- 7 seats
- 7 suitcases
- 20 seats
- 20 suitcases
- 30 seats
- 30 suitcases
- 40 seats
- 40 suitcases
- 49 seats
- 49 suitcases
- 59 seats
- 59 suitcases
Travel time: 3hr 45min; Distance: 361km
Prague Centre <-> Berlin
- 4 seats
- 4 suitcases
- 3 seats
- 3 suitcases
- 4 seats
- 8 suitcases
- 4 seats
- 4 suitcases
- 8 seats
- 8 suitcases
- 7 seats
- 7 suitcases
- 20 seats
- 20 suitcases
- 30 seats
- 30 suitcases
- 40 seats
- 40 suitcases
- 49 seats
- 49 suitcases
- 59 seats
- 59 suitcases
Travel time: 3hr 35min; distance: 356km
Transfer prices are quoted per vehicle for a whole group to any location or hotel in Berlin, including possible taxes and toll fees. Prices for a larger bus that can accommodate twenty or more passengers are available on request.
Stopover Tip
On the way to/from Berlin, you might choose to stop in Dresden for a short visit to this beautiful city, perhaps having lunch etc. The price will be slightly higher because a waiting fee will be added.
Minibus Special Offer
Some airport taxis can only take up to three passengers and might not be able to store your large bags in their sedan vehicle. With Prague Airport Transfers, we will accommodate groups of up to four passengers and your luggage in a bigger car for a special price. To request this service, choose Minivan Special Offer when booking online. This offer does not apply to groups of five or more persons; only the minibus is available at a standard price.
We Offer Three Types of Fares
One way – our standard charge.
Same day return – You’ll pay only a one-way fare plus a waiting charge, so your return leg is free. This is your cheapest option if you travel to and from the same destination on the same day.
Any day return – multiply the one-way charge by two.
Waiting Fee Charge
If you require waiting or a multi-stop transfer, for example, you go to one city where we wait for you, and then you continue to somewhere else, we will add a waiting charge to your fare.
FAQ: Prague to Berlin Transfers
If you travel to Europe in a group of three to six passengers for longer and are obviously planning to have more luggage, we recommend booking our minivan. For groups of up to two passengers with big bags or three passengers with mid-size bags, a sedan car will be a better option as you will benefit from a more comfortable ride. If you are unsure which vehicle will be the best choice, please contact us with your details, and our support team will give their best suggestions.
Yes, we are quite happy to stop along the way at no extra charge. If you require a longer stop (for example, you might wish to explore Dresden for a few hours), we will charge a waiting fee.
Yes, we provide transfers between both cities (in both directions). But if you are booking a transfer that does not originate in Prague, the transfer (or at least a deposit) must be paid in advance.
If you let us know in advance, we will send a spacious minivan instead of a sedan vehicle. The price will not be increased, and you will only pay the sedan price.
It depends on the number of passengers travelling. If you are booking a trip for one or two people then train or bus definitely works out cheaper. If four persons are travelling then the price is about the same travelling by bus or train. Generally, for larger groups, it might be cheaper to travel by private transfer.
Our transfers are provided with new and comfortable vehicles, and the travel time is slightly shorter. There are no other stops on the way unless you ask us to do so (for lunch, toilet etc.). If you travel by train or bus, you will also have to add costs for getting to and from the station, whereas our transfers are door-to-door.
Private transfers are the quickest way of getting from Prague to Berlin. It takes around less than 4hrs if travelling by train or by bus at the journey time will be over 5hrs.
Yes, by law baby seats are required. For your baby’s safety, we will provide them free of charge.
Yes, our driver will gladly help you with that or any other questions you might have.
Certainly – please contact us for an exact price quote.
Sorry, not yet.
Unfortunately, we are not able to provide discounts. We believe that our prices are already very competitive. The only exception when we would be able to provide discounts is for travel agents, and this would be based on regular cooperation and subject to a minimum number of bookings. Please contact us.
Yes, quoted prices are valid for these destinations as well.
We use either a sedan car (comparable to a Volkswagen Passat/Škoda Superb) or a van (comparable to Volkswagen Transporter/Mercedes Vito) for up to four passengers. We also use a van for groups of up to eight passengers. For larger groups, we can either use a combination of vehicles or larger minibuses (like a Mercedes Sprinter). Depending on availability, you may be upgraded to a better class free of charge for better comfort. The maximum age of cars is five years, but on average, our fleet is two years old. If you require a particular model, please provide a note during the booking process, and we will do our best to meet your expectations. For more details, please check our fleet section for available cars; we use only those brands which are listed in that section.
Yes, all our drivers speak English as well as the native Czech language and sometimes additional languages too. They're happy to discuss local culture with you, provide useful local knowledge about places of interest, and answer any questions you may have.
