Taxi Monster
to Schiphol

Your ride from Monster

Monster sits on the South Holland coast in the Westland municipality, with the dunes and beaches of Ter Heijde and 's-Gravenzande close at hand and glasshouses shaping the horticultural landscape in every direction.

For anyone living or working here who flies regularly, a car that arrives on time matters: Schiphol is 60 kilometres away, roughly 58 minutes off-peak. Schipholride charges one fixed all-in fare, settled when you book: Comfort at €115 (VW Passat or similar), Premium at €140 (Mercedes E-Class or similar), the Van for 5-8 people at €155 (V-Class or similar) and VIP at €230 (S-Class or similar).

VAT, luggage and the parking charges at Schiphol are already counted in, and there is no night surcharge. In a coastal village where the horticultural trade starts early, that certainty is worth having — the amount is locked the moment you book.

From Monster the journey threads through the Westland towards the A4 corridor. The driver first follows local roads past the glasshouses and through 's-Gravenzande or Poeldijk to join the A20, or heads straight for the A4 at The Hague.

From there the A4 runs north past The Hague and Leiden to the Schiphol exit. Outside the rush hours those 60 kilometres take roughly 58 minutes to the departure hall. The delay, when it comes, usually builds on the A4 around The Hague and at the Prins Clausplein interchange, where morning and evening traffic can stretch the drive to around 84 minutes.

When it clogs up, the driver can switch to the A13 and A4 past Delft instead. That rush-hour risk is priced into the pick-up time Schipholride proposes, leaving you room to check in calmly.

Pick-up in Monster

Collection covers the whole of Monster and the adjoining Westland villages: the village core around the Choorstraat, the coastal hamlet of Ter Heijde by the sea, and nearby Poeldijk and 's-Gravenzande. Enter your full address and place name when reserving, and the driver will pull up at your home or at a horticultural business among the glasshouses.

Monster has no railway station — the line stops at Delft or The Hague — so practically every journey simply begins at the front door. Business travellers can also agree a pick-up at a nursery or trading site in the glasshouse district.

Areas served: Dorpskern Monster · Ter Heijde · Poeldijk · 's-Gravenzande

Taxi from Schiphol Airport to Monster

For the trip back to Monster a taxi is the practical choice: with no station of its own, public transport after landing means train plus bus. The driver carries you from the terminal to your door in about 58 minutes, and because your flight is monitored live, a delay is folded into the pick-up time automatically — with 60 minutes of free waiting after landing, even late in the evening.