Private Transfer from Wroclaw to Prague

Door-to-door Wroclaw to Prague private transfer, from €320 per vehicle. Optional two-hour stops cost €50 each.

Vehicle prices

• Standard sedan: €320 per vehicle
• Van: €500 per vehicle
• Large van: €620 per vehicle
• Premium sedan: €480 per vehicle

About your transfer

Wroclaw spreads across the islands and banks of the Oder, with footbridges linking cathedral views, riverside paths and the colourful Rynek market square. Its Gothic Old Town Hall and the tiny bronze dwarfs dotted through the streets give the city a character all its own. For the return journey from Wroclaw to Prague, arrange pickup at your hotel or other agreed address and travel directly to your Prague destination. Choose a standard sedan, premium sedan, van or large van using the fixed vehicle prices below. Prices are per vehicle, not per passenger.

The Prague–Wroclaw transfer pairs well with the sandstone towers of Adrspach Rocks or the baroque sculptures at Kuks. For architectural history, Kutna Hora offers St. Barbara's Cathedral and a medieval silver-mining centre, while Ksiaz Castle rises above a wooded gorge near Walbrzych. 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 332 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.

• Adrspach Rocks: €50 for 2 hours

  A sandstone rock city of soaring pillars, narrow passages and wooded ravines in northeastern Bohemia. Walking paths wind beneath formations shaped by water and weather over millions of years, with a turquoise flooded quarry near the entrance. The dramatic towers make Adrspach one of the Czech Republic's most distinctive natural landscapes.

• Kuks: €50 for 2 hours

  A baroque landmark above the Elbe, created by Count Franz Anton Sporck as part of an ambitious spa estate. The former hospital is famous for Matthias Bernard Braun's expressive sculptures of the Virtues and Vices. Formal gardens and the grand riverside setting make this a memorable stop for art, architecture and a gentle walk.

• Ksiaz Castle: €50 for 2 hours

  One of Poland's largest castles, perched above the wooded Pelcznica gorge near Walbrzych. Its pink-and-gold facades, layered terraces and grand rooms reflect centuries of rebuilding, including the long residence of the Hochberg family. The castle's dramatic setting and surrounding parkland are a highlight of Lower Silesia.

Frequently asked questions

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

A private transfer from Wroclaw to Prague with Roav Transfers costs a fixed, all-inclusive price from €320 per vehicle (not per person), up to €620 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 Wroclaw to Prague transfer take?

The direct drive from Wroclaw to Prague covers about 332 km and takes approximately 3 hours 59 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 Wroclaw to Prague with a sightseeing stop?

Yes. The available stops are Kutna Hora, Adrspach Rocks, Kuks, Ksiaz Castle. 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 Prague to Wroclaw 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 Wroclaw to Prague 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.