Taxi Lunteren to Schiphol

The ride begins on the Dorpsstraat or the Postweg and goes via the N224 to the A30 at the Lunteren exit. That motorway runs north past Barneveld to the junction with the A1. There you turn west and follow the A1 past Amersfoort, Baarn and Eemnes, over the Gooimeer and past Muiderberg until the A9 begins at Diemen.

Via the tunnel below Amsterdam-Zuidoost and the Badhoevedorp interchange you reach the A4, with the exit for the airport just after. Of those 83 kilometres the greater part is on the motorway, so the ride takes about 71 minutes outside rush hour.

In the morning peak the Barneveld–Hoevelaken–Amersfoort stretch is the bottleneck, together with the A1 towards Amsterdam; the journey then rises towards 92 minutes. On a long ride like this the pick-up time is deliberately chosen generously.

You're picked up in the village itself and in the surrounding countryside: around the centre and the Dorpsstraat, in the newer quarters on the west and south sides, and in the hamlets of Meulunteren, De Valk, Nederwoud, Overwoud and Walderveen.

A holiday park or group accommodation on the edge of the Veluwe, near De Werelt conference centre, is a normal pick-up address too. Lunteren station lies on the Valleilijn towards Ede-Wageningen and Amersfoort; by train to Schiphol you change at least once and are long on the way with luggage.

Give the full address at booking, even for an address on a country lane.

Travelling to or from an event? Around Congrescentrum De Werelt, Goudsberg you can book a door-to-door ride too, useful after the last train or bus has left.