Berlin Brandenburg Airport Transfers, Taxis & Shuttles

Once you have selected your transfer transport and secured your vehicle, you can reach out to us about any special requirements or additions to your booking.

This is your chance to tell us if you need to book an adapted vehicle for your motorised wheelchair or whether you plan on bringing any extra luggage along. Tell us as much as you can about what you need for your Berlin transfer so we can match this to your vehicle.

You can use shuttle buses to transfer to and from Berlin Airport. It is a low-cost option as you will be sharing the journey with other passengers. There are designated drop-off points on the route. Although there is a potential wait at Berlin's Airport for up to 45 minutes before departure to allow fellow bus passengers from other flights to arrive.

Private vehicles to and from Berlin Airport will allow you to travel with just the people in your group as well as the driver taking you directly to your accommodation and a scheduled pick-up time for meeting your driver, which is listed on your e-ticket.

When you’ve completed your booking, we’ll send you an e-ticket. This includes all the key information about your transfers, from pick-up times to contact numbers, so we recommend you read through it before you arrive in Germany. You’ll need to print it off, too, because your driver will ask to see it as proof of your booking.

One suitcase and one piece of hand luggage per person is allowed on both our shuttle buses and private vehicles.

If you think you will be bringing more luggage with you, make sure you check that the vehicle you book can accommodate this. Also, remember to let us know, so we can match your transport to your needs.

When you reach arrivals at Berlin Brandenburg International Airport, check the ‘Find my pick-up’ section of your e-ticket so that you know where you need to go to meet your driver.

Common directions for those arriving in Berlin instruct passengers to head to the arrivals hall, where a travel representative will be holding a sign displaying either the transport provider’s name, hoppa, or the name of the person who booked the transfers.

The joining instructions differ between transport providers and the type of transport you have selected for your Berlin transfer, so it’s important that you follow the directions you have been sent. If there is no pick-up information on your ticket, call the number in the ‘Find my pick-up’ section for information.

Sometimes our drivers can be delayed because of traffic. If you can’t see your driver at the pick-up point, call the number on your e-ticket for an update.

From delayed flights to luggage not turning up on time, we know that things don’t always go to plan, so we make sure your driver waits for you for up to 45 minutes after your original pick-up time.

If you’re running late – even if it falls within the 45-minute waiting time – let us know by calling the number on your e-ticket. This just gives us the chance to make alternative transfer arrangements for you if we need to.

We might have to send a different driver if you’re delayed for over 45 minutes and if your delay runs over three hours, you’ll need to rearrange your transfers with us. From there, you can claim through your travel insurance.

Berlin is a city where vibrant cultural scenes, cutting-edge cuisine, and historical depth come together, making it a captivating destination for millions of visitors each year. Brandenburg Airport, Berlin’s newest international gateway, has quickly become a bustling hub since its opening, serving millions of travelers annually. Located just 16 miles from central Berlin, Brandenburg provides a convenient entry point for those seeking an easy journey to the city's sights and sounds.

The airport is well-equipped with amenities to enhance the travel experience, including a variety of shops for last-minute essentials like snacks, drinks, and gifts, along with several eateries where passengers can enjoy a meal or a quick snack before boarding. For added convenience, services like baggage wrapping and comfortable VIP lounges are available, ensuring a relaxed and seamless start to your Berlin adventure.

It’s just a 45-minute journey from the airport to the centre of Berlin. This means that your Berlin transfers with hoppa can get you from your flight into Germany to your accommodation not long after you land.

Like your journey in, your trip back to the airport depends on the type of transfer you choose.

If you opt for private Berlin Airport transfers, our driver will arrive at your accommodation at the time displayed on your e-ticket. Aim to be ready 15 minutes before your pick-up time and have your e-ticket with you to show the driver.

It’s worth choosing to receive SMS messages from us. This is because we’ll send you a text before you’re due to be collected, reminding you of your pick-up time.

Travelling by shuttle bus? We’ll text you your pick-up time 24 hours before your flight back if you’ve opted to receive texts from us, and you can also check online the day before. We advise you get to your pick-up point 10 minutes before your bus arrives and have your e-ticket ready.

Whichever type of transfer you’ve chosen, if your bus is late or you can’t see your driver, call the emergency number on your e-ticket and we’ll update you.

Typically 40-50 minutes to major stations like Berlin Hauptbahnhof train station, though travel time varies based on traffic and your specific destination.

Our drivers monitor flight arrivals and will locate you at the correct terminal, with contact information provided for easy coordination.

Absolutely! We provide transfers throughout the surrounding area, including Potsdam, Berlin Südkreuz, and locations near the Berlin Wall memorial sites.

While an ABC ticket costs around €5, our private transfers eliminate waiting times, luggage struggles, and provide door-to-door convenience for just €15-20 more per person.

Currently, Berlin has one main operational airport: Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER). This airport became the sole airport serving the city after the closure of Berlin Tegel Airport in 2020 and Berlin Schönefeld Airport in 2022.

BER is located approximately 25 kilometres from the city centre and handles both domestic and international flights. While Tegel and Schönefeld airports are no longer in service, Berlin Brandenburg airport offers extensive connections and modern facilities to accommodate travellers arriving in or departing from the German capital.

Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER) has two main terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Terminal 1 is the primary terminal handling most domestic and international flights, while Terminal 2 primarily serves low-cost airline flights to accommodate increased traffic.

Both terminals are well connected and serviced by public transport and transfer options, making it easy to navigate your arrival or departure at BER.