Taxi Naaldwijk to Schiphol

From Naaldwijk the route threads through the Westland towards the A4 corridor. The driver first crosses the greenhouse country on local roads to the A20, or directly to the A4 connection near Den Haag, then follows the A4 north past Den Haag and Leiden to the Schiphol exit.

Outside the rush, count on about 54 minutes for these 58 kilometres. The bottleneck is the A4 along Den Haag and the Prins Clausplein interchange, which silts up in the morning and towards the end of the afternoon; the ride can then stretch to around seventy-five minutes.

When it stands still there, your driver takes the detour via the A13 and A4 past Delft instead. The rush-hour window is weighed into your pick-up time, so checking in happens without haste.

The first kilometres from Naaldwijk run along local roads between the glasshouses, and after that you take the A20 or head straight for the A4 near The Hague. The Prins Clausplein and the A4 past The Hague are where traffic clogs up in the morning and late afternoon. That makes the 58-kilometre ride vary a lot: 54 minutes on a clear road, 78 minutes in the rush.

For a European flight at 07:00, count back from 05:00 at Schiphol. With empty roads and 15 minutes of margin added, you leave at 03:50, a time when trade in the Westland is already getting going. For a long-haul flight at 19:00 the target is 16:00.

Since you'll be driving in the afternoon rush, the car is ready at 14:25, with the same margin. If the Prins Clausplein is jammed, the driver can go round via the A13 and the A4 past Delft. Leaving from 's-Gravenzande, De Lier or Wateringen, use your own address; the driver comes to the door. The hour doesn't change the price. Comfort costs €95, with no surcharge for night, weekend or rush hour.

Naaldwijk and the surrounding Westland villages are all served: the town itself with its centre around the Wilhelminaplein and the districts among the greenhouses, plus nearby Honselersdijk, 's-Gravenzande, De Lier and Wateringen.

Note the complete address with place name at reservation and the driver pulls up outside. Naaldwijk has no station (the railway stops at Delft or Den Haag), so nearly every ride begins at home or at the company.

For business travellers, collection at a trading firm or auction site in the greenhouse district, say around the World Horti Center or the estates near Honselersdijk, is easily agreed.

Business pickups also available at: World Horti Center · Honderdland. Enter your business address for a direct ride from the office to departures, with an invoice on request.

Travelling to or from an event? Around World Horti Center you can book a door-to-door ride too, useful after the last train or bus has left.