Every destination, both directions, with distance, time and price
One row per destination; the price shown is for the ride from Helsinki Airport, which includes meet & greet inside Terminal 2 arrivals, flight tracking and 60 minutes of waiting after you land. Each destination page links to its departure page. The prices are starting prices for the whole car; the exact fare for your date, time and direction is shown in the booking form.
Prices are per car and include all taxes. The figure shown is the Business Sedan (Mercedes-Benz E-Class or similar) for up to three passengers; the larger cars are priced on each destination's own page.
Helsinki city centre and hotels
The centre is 20 km from the terminal, about half an hour by car, and the fare starts from €99 to the airport and from €107 for airport pickups, with meet & greet and an hour of waiting included on airport pickups — hotel door, apartment or office.
Ferry and cruise terminals
Ferries to Stockholm and Tallinn leave from the West Terminal, Olympia and Katajanokka; the largest cruise ships berth at Hernesaari. From all four terminals the airport starts from €99 in the Business Sedan (Mercedes-Benz E-Class or similar), and from €107 in the other direction, with meet & greet and an hour of waiting included on airport pickups. Arriving by cruise ship? Everything about the quays, the disembarkation morning and hourly hire for a day ashore is on our cruise port transfer page.
Vantaa, Espoo and days out
Trips that never touch the city centre: the airport's own neighbourhood, the exhibition centre, the family attractions and the national park west of Espoo.
Towns and cities within about two hours
Porvoo for the old town, Lahti and Vierumäki for winter sport, Turku and Naantali for the archipelago, Tampere for the lakes — one car, one price agreed in advance, and no changing trains in Helsinki with your luggage.
Longer trips across Finland
The lake district and Lapland are a long day on the road. The price is still fixed before you book, but for Rovaniemi most travellers fly north and take a car at the other end — 832 km by road is eleven hours in one day.
Train, bus, taxi or a car of your own?
For one traveller with a cabin bag on a weekday afternoon, the Ring Rail train is the best answer: about 30 minutes to Central Station for €4.80. A pre-booked car service earns its price in the other cases — three or more passengers, cruise-sized luggage, a night arrival when the trains thin out, an address the train does not reach, or a first visit where certainty is worth more than the difference. If a regular licensed taxi is enough, our economy class books one ahead, from €72, for rides to and from Helsinki Airport and around the Helsinki area, longer trips included.
The full comparison of every option, with 2026 prices, is in how to get from Helsinki Airport to the city centre. If you are weighing the apps, we wrote Uber, Bolt or a taxi at HEL. And if it comes down to train versus car, there is a decision rule for that.
What the price includes
One price for the car. Not per person, all taxes included, no meter. It is agreed when you book and does not move with the traffic.
Met inside arrivals. Your driver waits in the Terminal 2 arrivals hall with a sign, and the fare includes 60 minutes after landing. We watch the flight, so a delay costs you nothing. Where exactly the driver stands at HEL is worth a minute before you land.
Booked at a price, paid at that price. The fare for your date and time is shown before you book and does not move afterwards — no meter, no surge, nothing added on the day.
Five classes, a price per car for each. From the Business Sedan (Mercedes-Benz E-Class or similar) to the Business Van (Mercedes-Benz Vito) for eight, the First Class Van (Mercedes-Benz V-Class) for six or the Business Minibus (Mercedes-Benz Sprinter) for fifteen; see the prices page for what fits in each. Coaches for 16+ are available on request.
Plan the trip before you book
Our free helpers answer the questions that come just before a transfer: when to leave for your flight, how long the drive takes right now, the next trains into Helsinki, ferry and cruise departures, live arrivals and the security queue at HEL.
Frequently asked questions
How far is Helsinki Airport from the city centre?
About 20 km, which is roughly 30 minutes by car outside rush hour. The airport sits in Vantaa, north of Helsinki, and the drive is motorway almost the whole way.
How much is a taxi from Helsinki Airport to the city centre?
With us it starts from €107 for the whole car from the airport and from €99 in the other direction, agreed before you travel, in the Business Sedan (Mercedes-Benz E-Class or similar), meet & greet and an hour of waiting included on airport pickups. Your driver meets you inside the arrivals hall with a name sign, so there is no queue at the rank outside.
Is the price per person or per car?
Per car. Four people pay the same fare as one, and luggage is included.
What happens if my flight is delayed?
We track the flight and move the pickup with it. The fare includes 60 minutes of waiting after landing, so a late arrival is our problem, not an extra charge.
Where does the driver meet me?
Inside the Terminal 2 arrivals hall, holding a sign with your name — not in a car park and not at the kerb. The step-by-step version is on our
arrival instructions page.
Can the price change after I book?
No. The fare shown for your date, time and vehicle class is the final figure — no meter, no surge and nothing added later, whatever the traffic does.
How many passengers and bags can you take?
Five vehicle classes, from the Business Sedan (Mercedes-Benz E-Class or similar) for up to three passengers to the Business Minibus (Mercedes-Benz Sprinter) for up to fifteen. All of them are on the
prices page with what fits in each; coaches for 16+ passengers are available on request.
Do you drive outside the Helsinki region?
Yes — the table above runs from a 4 km hop in Vantaa to 832 km to Rovaniemi. Long trips are quoted the same way: one fixed price for the car, agreed before you book.
