Private Transfer from Prague to Krakow

Door-to-door Prague to Krakow private transfer, from €520 per vehicle. Optional two-hour stops cost €50 each.

Vehicle prices

• Standard sedan: €520 per vehicle
• Van: €700 per vehicle
• Large van: €900 per vehicle
• Premium sedan: €760 per vehicle

About your transfer

Krakow was Poland's royal capital, and its UNESCO-listed historic centre still revolves around the vast Rynek Glowny. The Cloth Hall and St. Mary's Basilica frame the medieval square, Wawel Castle rises above the Vistula, and Kazimierz preserves an important part of the city's Jewish heritage. Start at your Prague hotel or agreed address and finish at your destination in Krakow. Choose a standard sedan, premium sedan, van or large van using the fixed vehicle prices below. Prices are per vehicle, not per passenger.

Enrich the Prague–Krakow journey with Kutna Hora's Gothic cathedral, Cesky Sternberk's castle above the Sazava or the baroque heart of Olomouc. Auschwitz-Birkenau is also an available stop: the memorial preserves the site of the Nazi German concentration and extermination camp as a place of remembrance and education. Optional sightseeing stops cost €50 for two hours each and can be added in either direction. Your selected stops shape the itinerary and may add a detour. The approximate direct driving distance is 537 km; allow extra time for sightseeing, breaks and traffic.

Optional sightseeing stops

• Kutna Hora: €50 for 2 hours

  A medieval silver-mining town that once rivalled Prague itself. The UNESCO-listed St. Barbara's Cathedral and the bone-decorated Sedlec Ossuary make it one of the most atmospheric short stops in Bohemia.

• Cesky Sternberk: €50 for 2 hours

  A medieval castle perched on a rocky ridge above a bend in the Sazava River. Founded in the 13th century by the Sternberg family, it combines a defensive exterior with richly furnished interiors and a notable collection of historic engravings. The approach reveals fine views across the river valley and the village below.

• Olomouc: €50 for 2 hours

  A historic Moravian city with grand squares, baroque fountains and the UNESCO-listed Holy Trinity Column. The town hall's astronomical clock adds an unusual socialist-realist detail to the medieval centre, while nearby streets lead towards St. Wenceslas Cathedral. It is a rewarding stop for architecture, local cafes and a quieter alternative to the larger Czech cities.

• Auschwitz-Birkenau: €50 for 2 hours

  The preserved site of the Nazi German concentration and extermination camp, now a memorial and museum honouring its victims. The surviving buildings, personal belongings and documented testimonies bear witness to the Holocaust and other Nazi crimes. This is a place for quiet reflection, remembrance and historical understanding.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a private transfer from Prague to Krakow cost?

A private transfer from Prague to Krakow with Roav Transfers costs a fixed, all-inclusive price from €520 per vehicle (not per person), up to €900 for larger vehicles. The price includes a professional English-speaking driver, fuel, tolls and motorway vignettes — no surge pricing, no hidden fees.

How long does the Prague to Krakow transfer take?

The direct drive from Prague to Krakow covers about 537 km and takes approximately 5 hours 34 minutes door-to-door. We pick you up at your address and drive non-stop, unless you add an optional sightseeing stop.

Can I book Prague to Krakow with a sightseeing stop?

Yes. The available stops are Kutna Hora, Cesky Sternberk, Olomouc, Auschwitz-Birkenau. Each costs €50 for two hours at the default duration. Add your chosen stops during booking to see the total price before paying.

Is the Krakow to Prague transfer available too?

Yes. You can book either direction at the same vehicle prices, with the same optional stops. Each direction is a separate one-way booking.

How do I pay for my Prague to Krakow transfer?

Reserve with a 40% deposit by card and pay the remaining 60% in cash to the driver, or choose full payment by card. There is no additional card-payment surcharge.