Taxi Wormer to Schiphol

The village hangs off the N515, the road that runs from Neck and Purmerend past Wormer to the Kalverpolder and Zaandam-Oost. Your driver follows that connection south, turns onto the A8 at Zaandam and drives westbound to the Coenplein.

There it goes through the Coentunnel onto the western ring, and after the De Nieuwe Meer interchange the A4 points the last kilometres to the terminal. On the counter there's then 34 kilometres; without a jam you're busy with it for some 36 minutes.

The bottleneck is predictable: around the tunnel mouth the morning traffic towards Amsterdam stacks up, after which the ring at Bos en Lommer moves along too and the travel time rises to a minute or 53. If the tunnel is closed after an incident, there's an alternative over the Zaanbrug and the N246, or wider around via the A9 past Beverwijk and Haarlem.

When setting your pick-up time that congestion is allowed for.

You're picked up throughout Wormerland: in the village around the Dorpsstraat and the Plaszoom, on the Oosteinde where the cacao factories dominate the Zaan bank, and in the ribbons of Jisp, Wijdewormer, Neck and Oostknollendam.

The village has no station of its own; for the train you first cross the Zaanbrug. With luggage, young children or a departure before sunrise, that rarely outweighs boarding at the door. Mention your full address in the booking, even for a home on the polder side or on a little dyke, and the pick-up spot is right straight away.

Business pickups also available at: Bedrijventerrein Oosteinde · Cacaofabrieken aan de Zaan. 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 Bezoekerscentrum Poelboerderij, Wormer- en Jisperveld you can book a door-to-door ride too, useful after the last train or bus has left.