Transfers in Gdańsk

Gdańsk taxi prices and transfers: Tri-City fares for Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia, Malbork and Stutthof trips, trains to Warsaw and cars to Berlin.

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Gdańsk taxis and private transfers

Gdańsk forms the Tri-City with Sopot and Gdynia on the Baltic coast. SKM trains link the three, while taxis and transfer firms cover late nights, luggage, day trips and long drives.

Gdańsk and Sopot taxi prices

Gdańsk has no city fare cap, so each firm publishes its own tariff. One long-running Tri-City firm charges PLN 9 to start plus PLN 3.90 per km by day and PLN 5.85 at night, on Sundays and on holidays in Gdańsk and Sopot. Trips to Gdynia and outside Gdańsk cost PLN 7.80 or PLN 11.70 per km, and buses for 5–8 people cost 1.5 times the car fare. Check the tariff before you set off.

Gdańsk day trips and long-distance transfers

Published fixed fares from Gdańsk Airport give a guide:

  • Malbork Castle: about PLN 480 one way, or about PLN 750 for a day trip for 1–3 people
  • Stutthof: about PLN 650 for a day trip
  • Kaliningrad: about PLN 1,200
  • Warsaw: about PLN 1,800 by car, or about 2 h 46 by Pendolino
  • Kraków: about PLN 3,100 by car
  • Berlin: about PLN 3,400 by car, and some Berlin–Warsaw EuroCity trains continue to Gdańsk

Landing soon? See our Gdańsk Airport guide.

Transfers in Gdańsk: FAQs

How much is a taxi in Gdańsk?

One major Tri-City firm charges PLN 9 to start plus PLN 3.90 per km by day and PLN 5.85 at night.

How long is the train from Warsaw to Gdańsk?

About 2 h 46 on the Express InterCity Premium (Pendolino).

How much is a transfer from Gdańsk to Malbork Castle?

About PLN 480 one way by car, or about PLN 750 for a day trip for 1–3 people.