
Taxi · Noord-Holland
Taxi Oosthuizen
to Schiphol
A taxi from Oosthuizen to Schiphol costs a fixed price from €80 (Comfort) with SchipholRide. The ride takes about 45 minutes off-peak. The price is fixed before you book — even in traffic or on a detour.
Fixed prices from Oosthuizen
Total price incl. VAT, luggage and Schiphol parking. Price per ride, not per person.
Comfort · 1–4 pax · 3 bags
Volkswagen Passat or similar. Spacious, quiet ride for solo, couple or small family.
€80
Premium · 1–4 pax · 3 bags
Mercedes E-Class or similar. Comfortable business-class sedan.
€100
Van · 5–8 pax · 8 bags
Mercedes V-Class or similar. For families and groups with plenty of luggage.
€105
VIP · 1–3 pax · luxury
Mercedes S-Class or similar. Executive travel and special occasions, with water and wifi on board.
€185
What's included?
- ✓Live flight tracking — your pickup time shifts automatically if your flight is delayed
- ✓60 minutes of free waiting time after landing
- ✓Meet & greet on arrival: your driver waits in the arrivals hall with a name sign
- ✓Child seat or booster available — mention it when booking
- ✓Pay online with iDEAL, credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay
- ✓Free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup
- ✓No night surcharge — the same price at 3:00 AM as at 2:00 PM
- ✓Serving the entire Randstad and beyond, 24/7
- ✓Fixed total price from €80 for Comfort — no meter
Fixed price, no surprises
Without a reservation, a street taxi may charge up to about €174 for this ride (±46 km, ±45 min) under the Dutch legal maximum meter rates for 2026. With us the price is fixed at €80 (Comfort) before you book — 54% below that legal maximum.*
And no surge pricing like ride-hailing apps: your fare doesn't rise with rain, rush hour or an early-morning flight — and traffic jams or detours don't change it either. The amount you see when booking from Oosthuizen is the amount on your receipt.
- ✓ No night surcharge
- ✓ No weekend or holiday surcharge
- ✓ No rush-hour surcharge
- ✓ No luggage fee
- ✓ No booking or payment fees
Pay securely online, in advance: iDEAL · Visa · Mastercard · Amex · Apple Pay · Google Pay
Never settle up in the taxi — no cash, no card terminal stress. Business trip? An invoice with VAT is available too.
* Comparison with the Dutch legal maximum taxi tariffs 2026 (passenger car: €4,31 start + €3,17/km + €0,52/min, wetten.overheid.nl), calculated over the usual off-peak travel time. Street taxis may charge less than the maximum; actual savings vary per ride. Full calculation per city.
Your ride from Oosthuizen
Oosthuizen is a ribbon village in the former Zeevang municipality, nowadays part of Edam-Volendam, with the Grote Kerk and its famed organ as its centrepiece and open meadow on all sides. Whoever lives here knows the N247 and the N244 as the two arteries to the rest of North Holland.
To the departure hall it's 46 kilometres; at a quiet moment that takes about 45 minutes. Schipholride handles the ride for a total amount fixed in advance: Comfort €80, Premium €100, the Van for five to eight people €105 and VIP €185.
That amount includes VAT, your cases and the parking charges at the airport; Schipholride knows no surcharge for night-time or festive hours. Reservation is possible up to at least 1 hour before departure, whereby you settle online straight away.
The first kilometres go over the polder roads of the Zeevang to the N247, which runs south from Oosthuizen past Kwadijk and Edam towards Purmerend. There your driver usually picks the N244 to the A7, which comes out via the Zaanstreek and the Coentunnel on the A10-West; at the De Nieuwe Meer interchange the A4 follows and then the exit to the terminal.
An alternative runs directly over the N247 through Monnickendam and Broek in Waterland to Het Schouw and the ring at Amsterdam-Noord. At a calm hour that 46-kilometre route takes about 45 minutes. Delay almost always arises at two spots: the connection at Purmerend-Zuid and the Coentunnel, where the morning traffic towards Amsterdam converges.
If your pick-up time falls in the middle of the morning peak, reckon on some 66 minutes. For an early flight that hardly plays a role, as before six the whole corridor lies empty.
Pick-up in Oosthuizen
You're picked up in Oosthuizen itself and in the surrounding Zeevang cores: Kwadijk, Beets, Hobrede, Schardam and Etersheim all belong to it. In the village the car usually stops in the streets around the Grote Kerk or along the through ribbon, where there's plenty of room to load at ease.
The village has no train station; the nearest halts are in Purmerend and Hoorn, and from there at least one change is needed before you're at the airport. Give your full address when booking, and the driver pulls up without searching.
Areas served: Oosthuizen · Kwadijk · Beets · Hobrede · Schardam · Etersheim
Taxi from Schiphol Airport to Oosthuizen
On return the arrangement is simple: your driver waits at Schiphol Plaza, at the meeting point in the arrivals hall. The flight status is tracked, so if your aircraft lands later than planned, the pick-up moment simply moves along.
After landing you get 60 minutes of free waiting time for passport control and the baggage belt. Then you drive back into the polder in about 45 minutes.
Customer reviews
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Top chauffeur, uitstekende rit!
Vriendelijke gast, rijdt fantastisch.
Excellent service for our trip from Schipol airport to Spijkenisse. Communication from the driver was excellent and we managed to arrange a earlier pick up based on his knowledge of how long the immigration queue would be. Very friendly, helpful and would highly recommend
Prima service
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Was een gezellige rit met goeie service! Ik raad SchipholRide zeker aan als taxi!
Excellent service, really nice gentleman, very polite and professional.
Frequently asked questions
What does a taxi Oosthuizen to Schiphol cost?+
The fixed total amount is €80 for Comfort, €100 for Premium, €105 for the Van seating five to eight and €185 for VIP. VAT, luggage and the parking at the airport are already in it, so you pay nothing extra afterwards.
What time am I away for a flight at 07:00?+
Add the roughly 45 minutes' driving time to the good two hours Schiphol advises for check-in and security. Then you come out at a pick-up around a quarter to four at night, an hour when the N247 and the A7 are empty and the normal rate simply applies.
How do I reach the airport from the Zeevang without my own car?+
By public transport you begin with a bus to Purmerend or Hoorn and then change at least once more. With luggage or in the dark that costs a fair bit more time than one ride from your own drive to the departure hall.
Is there room for a party of six with luggage?+
Yes, then choose the Van: a Mercedes V-Class or similar in which five to eight passengers plus their cases fit. From Oosthuizen that's €105 as a fixed total price, which for a group usually works out better than two separate cars.
When must I have booked by at the latest?+
A reservation must be in at least 1 hour before the desired pick-up time, so a driver can be scheduled. You settle the ride online at booking, after which the amount is definitively fixed and nothing needs arranging along the way.
Do I get an invoice with VAT for my ride?+
Yes. Book in your company's name and you receive an invoice with a VAT specification — useful for your records or expense claim.
Is a taxi cheaper than parking at Schiphol?+
For a longer trip it often is: you pay one fixed fare instead of parking fees per day, and you don't have to haul your cases from P3 to the terminal. Compare your own route with the price calculator.
How far in advance do I need to book my Schiphol taxi?+
You can book online up to 1 hour before pickup, day and night; only between 02:00 and 09:00 you can't book a ride departing that same morning. If online booking is no longer available, just call 085 060 2543 and we'll see what's possible. Booking earlier is always wise — especially in holiday periods.
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