Transfers in Iasi

Iași transfers: compare companies for Iași Airport (IAS), rides to Chișinău, Suceava and Bucovina, and long-distance trips across Romania.

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Transfers in Iași

Iași is the largest city in north-eastern Romania, a historic university town and the main base for visiting Moldavia and the painted monasteries of Bucovina.

Iași Airport transfers

Iași International Airport (IAS) is about 8 km east of the city centre, a 15–20 minute drive. It has a growing number of flights to Italy, the UK, Germany and other countries. A private transfer to the centre usually costs around €15–25.

Iași to Chișinău

Iași is only about 130 km from Chișinău, the capital of Moldova. A private cross-border transfer takes about 3 hours depending on the border crossing at Sculeni or Albița. Many travellers fly into Iași and continue by car to Chișinău, or the other way round.

Tours and long-distance transfers

Local companies run day trips to the Bucovina monasteries (Voroneț, Sucevița, Moldovița) and to the Danube Delta, and long transfers to Bucharest, Brașov and Cluj-Napoca. Fixed prices often include fuel, tolls and VAT. For groups there are minivans and minibuses on request.

Transfers in Iasi: FAQs

How far is Iași from Chișinău?

About 130 km. A private transfer usually takes around 3 hours including the border crossing.

How much is a transfer from Iași Airport to the city centre?

A private car usually costs around €15–25 for the 15–20 minute drive.

Can I book a day trip from Iași to the Bucovina monasteries?

Yes. Several companies offer private day trips to the painted monasteries of Bucovina.