Private Transfers Across Azerbaijan
Fixed-price private transfers across Baku and Azerbaijan. Tell us the journey and see the price for every vehicle that fits.
A private transfer in Azerbaijan is priced by the journey, not by the meter: you see a fixed price per vehicle before you book, the driver meets you at your address or in the arrivals hall with a name sign, and the fare covers the whole car rather than a seat. Airport pickups are tracked against your flight, so a delayed landing costs you nothing.
Transfer routes and prices
Fixed prices for the journeys we run most. Distances and driving times are real road figures, and every price is the cheapest vehicle that fits the route.






Return journeys
- Absheron to Baku Transfer
- Gobustan to Baku Transfer
- Shirvan National Park to Baku Transfer
- Shamakhi to Baku Transfer
- Lahij to Baku Transfer
- Gabala to Baku Transfer
- Sheki to Baku Transfer
- Quba to Baku Transfer
- Khinalig to Baku Transfer
- Lankaran to Baku Transfer
- Lerik to Baku Transfer
- Ganja to Baku Transfer
- Naftalan to Baku Transfer
- Gabala to Heydar Aliyev Airport Transfer
- Sheki to Heydar Aliyev Airport Transfer
- Quba to Heydar Aliyev Airport Transfer
- Shamakhi to Heydar Aliyev Airport Transfer
- Shahdag to Heydar Aliyev Airport Transfer
- Khinalig to Quba Transfer
Frequently asked questions
How much is a transfer from Baku airport to the city?
The airport run is about 25 km and takes roughly 30 minutes. It starts at 35 AZN for a sedan carrying up to three people, and the price is for the whole car — a family of four in one minivan pays the minivan price once, not four fares. Larger and business-class vehicles are priced separately on the route page.
Where in Azerbaijan can I book a transfer to?
We price 26 fixed routes from Baku and the airport: the Caspian coast south to Lankaran and Lerik, the mountains at Quba, Khinalig, Laza and Shahdag, the north-west through Shamakhi, Gabala, Lahij and Sheki, and west to Ganja and Naftalan. Anything not in the table above is quoted by hand — send us the two addresses and we will price the journey.
How far ahead should I book?
A day ahead is usually enough, and during working hours most bookings are confirmed within the hour. Book earlier for a seven-seat minivan, a business-class car or a very early departure — those are the vehicles and the times that run out first, especially in summer and over the New Year holidays.
What is the difference between a transfer and a tour?
A transfer is the car and the driver on your own schedule: no guide, no fixed itinerary, no group. A tour adds a guide and a planned route. For a family with luggage going from A to B the transfer is almost always the better buy; for two or three people who want the place explained, the tour usually is. Several of our routes exist as both, and the route page says so.
Can one trip cover several days or several stops?
Yes. A multi-leg trip such as Baku to Gabala, Gabala to Sheki and Sheki back to Baku is booked as separate legs on consecutive dates, and wherever the schedule allows we keep the same driver for the whole trip. Tell us the full plan rather than booking the legs blind and we will price it as one journey, including any waiting time you want along the way.











