Private chauffeur transfers
across Poland.
Book your Polish airport transfers, city-to-city runs and full-day touring before you leave Australia. We coordinate licensed local operators, confirm an English-speaking driver, and issue one fixed-price invoice in Australian dollars — so nothing is negotiated at the kerb in Warsaw at 6am.
What we arrange
in Poland.
Every booking is arranged in advance, confirmed in writing, and paid on an Australian invoice before you travel.
Meet-and-greet in the arrivals hall with a name board, flights monitored for delays, and luggage assistance to the vehicle.
- Warsaw Chopin (WAW) & Warsaw Modlin (WMI)
- Kraków John Paul II Balice (KRK)
- Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa (GDN)
- Wrocław, Poznań, Katowice, Rzeszów
Long-distance road transfers between Polish cities as a private car and driver — door to door, on your schedule, with your luggage staying in the boot.
- Warsaw ↔ Kraków
- Warsaw ↔ Gdańsk & the Tri-City
- Kraków ↔ Wrocław ↔ Poznań
Multi-stop days for trade delegations, site visits and conference schedules. Car and driver at disposal by the half-day or full day, with itinerary changes handled through our office.
Private return transfers to Auschwitz-Birkenau, Wieliczka Salt Mine, Częstochowa and Treblinka, with waiting time built in. Museum entry is timed and booked separately — we schedule the car around the slot you hold.
Baltic itineraries calling at Gdynia and Gdańsk. Pier pickups, port-to-airport runs, and shore-day touring to Sopot, Oliwa and Malbork Castle timed to your all-aboard.
A single driver and vehicle for the length of your trip. Useful for family heritage research, regional itineraries, and travellers who would rather not repack a car every second day.
The runs we arrange
most often.
Distances and drive times are approximate and depend on traffic, roadworks and season. Your quoted fare is fixed regardless.
Roughly 10 km to Śródmieście — usually 20–30 minutes, longer in weekday peak. The standard arrival transfer for business travellers and embassy visitors.
Around 40 km north-west of the city, typically 45–60 minutes. Worth pre-booking — Modlin has far thinner ground transport than Chopin, especially on late arrivals.
About 12 km, usually 20–30 minutes. Note that much of the Old Town is restricted to vehicles, so we set the drop-off at the nearest legal point to your hotel.
Oświęcim sits about 70 km west of Kraków — roughly 1 hour 15 minutes each way. Booked as a private return with waiting time; museum entry is reserved separately.
Around 295 km via the A1/S7 corridor, generally 3 to 3.5 hours. Quoted one-way or as a full day with stops such as Częstochowa on the way through.
About 110 km south into the Tatras — usually 2 hours, longer in ski season and on summer weekends when the Zakopianka backs up.
Roughly 60 km south-east, about an hour each way. A common half-day from the Tri-City or from a cruise call at Gdynia.
Around 340 km up the S7, typically 3.5 to 4 hours. Suited to travellers with luggage or tight onward connections at Gdańsk airport.
Poland is in the EU and Schengen, so road transfers to Berlin, Prague, Vienna and Vilnius are arranged on request. Tell us the border crossing and we will confirm feasibility before quoting.
Book your Poland
transfer.
We coordinate with vetted Polish-licensed local operators — invoice issued before your booking is confirmed.
How to book your Poland transfer
Poland has no instant-quote coverage on our booking platform, so every transfer is quoted by hand. Send the itinerary and we come back with a fixed price.
- 72-hour free cancellation
- Invoice issued before booking confirmed
- Operators licensed under Polish road transport law
- English-speaking driver requested and confirmed in writing
- Fixed fares in AUD — no surge pricing, no PLN exchange surprises
- 24/7 support on 1300 374 847 — an Australian number, not a foreign call centre
Book in three
simple steps.
Dates, flight numbers, pickup and drop-off points, passenger and luggage counts. Call 1300 374 847 or use the overseas enquiry form.
We confirm vehicle, driver language and timings with the local operator, then issue an Australian tax invoice with the fixed fare in AUD.
You receive driver name, contact number and vehicle details before departure. Anything changes on the ground — call our 1300 line, any hour.
Cities and regions
we cover.
Coverage is strongest in and around the major cities and their airports. Regional pickups are arranged with additional lead time.
Śródmieście · Wola · Mokotów · Praga · Wilanów · Ursynów · Żoliborz · Modlin · Konstancin
Old Town · Kazimierz · Podgórze · Nowa Huta · Wieliczka · Oświęcim · Zakopane · Tatra foothills
Gdańsk · Gdynia · Sopot · Oliwa · Westerplatte · Malbork · Hel Peninsula · Baltic ports
Old Town · Krzyki · Psie Pole · Świdnica · Książ · Karpacz · Jelenia Góra
Stare Miasto · Jeżyce · Grunwald · Gniezno · Kórnik · Rogalin
Katowice · Gliwice · Zabrze · Sosnowiec · Częstochowa · Oświęcim · Pyrzowice
Piotrkowska · Widzew · Bałuty · Piotrków Trybunalski · Radom
Rzeszów · Jasionka · Łańcut · Przemyśl · Zamość · Lublin (LUZ)
Szczecin · Goleniów · Bydgoszcz · Toruń · Olsztyn · Białystok
Worth knowing
about Poland.
General travel information only — always confirm entry requirements with Smartraveller and the Polish authorities before booking flights.
Poland uses the Polish złoty (PLN), not the euro. Cards are widely accepted in cities. Your Drivision fare is invoiced in AUD before travel, so there is nothing to pay the driver.
Central European Time (UTC+1), shifting to CEST (UTC+2) over the northern summer. That puts Poland roughly 8 to 10 hours behind Canberra depending on the season — allow for it when scheduling calls.
Poland is in the EU and the Schengen Area. Australian passport holders have generally been able to enter visa-free for short stays, but EU entry rules are changing — check Smartraveller for current requirements before you fly.
Traffic drives on the right. The motorway network between major cities is modern, though some sections are tolled. Winter brings snow and ice, particularly in the south and the Tatras.
Polish is the official language. English is common in hotels and business settings, less so with regional drivers — which is why we confirm an English-speaking driver in writing on every booking.
The Australian Embassy in Warsaw provides consular assistance for Australians in Poland. Keep its contact details and the Smartraveller emergency number with you alongside our 1300 line.
Frequently asked
questions.
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