Amsterdam to Berlin,
by private car.
Two capitals, one quiet car, one fixed quote. Leave from your own front door in Amsterdam and step out in Mitte, Charlottenburg or at the Brandenburg Gate — no airport queues, no platform changes, your luggage never out of sight.
Berlin, in one seat and one working day.
Amsterdam to Berlin is the kind of distance where the plane looks faster on paper and rarely is at the door. Add the ride to Schiphol, the recommended two hours before departure, the walk through BER and the taxi into the city, and the private car has quietly caught up — with a desk, a phone signal and your own coffee stops along the way.
For two or three colleagues travelling together, it is one fixed price for the car rather than three tickets, and the meeting can start on the A2. Your chauffeur handles the border, the Autobahn and the Berlin traffic; you handle whatever the day needs.
From the Amsterdam ring via the A1, Hannover and the A2 straight into Berlin — motorway nearly all the way.
About 390 minutes at the wheel on a clear run. With a comfort stop or two, plan around seven hours door to door.
One fixed all-in quote, settled at booking — one-way or return, per car, not per seat.
Your quote is confirmed at booking and covers the trip door to door, taxes included — the price you see is the price you pay. Comfort stops are planned on request. Message us on WhatsApp for a return or multi-day quote.
Every class is one fixed amount for the whole car. Choose by passengers and luggage; the chauffeur standard is the same in each.
Berlin by Mercedes-Maybach travels by arrangement only — send us your date and dispatch confirms availability and a fixed price. See the Maybach page for the car itself.
Leave Amsterdam after breakfast, work the whole way, arrive for a late-afternoon session and dinner on Unter den Linden without having touched an airport.
Sample cases, roll-ups and three colleagues fit in one Van Class — and the car waits at the fairground for the return leg when the day ends.
Museum Island, the Tiergarten and a hotel by the Gendarmenmarkt, reached at your pace with a stop in Hannover or Wolfsburg on the way if you like.
When the luggage would cost more than the seat, a private car turns a stressful move into a quiet drive with everything you own in the boot.
Into Germany in about two and a half hours, door to door.
Two capitals, two and a half hours, one fixed quote.
About five hours door to door — the long one, done in one seat.
The full picture — airport transfers, hourly hire and the fleet behind every trip.
About six and a half hours of driving for the 655-kilometre route, and around seven hours door to door with a comfort stop. Your chauffeur watches traffic on the day and suggests the best departure window; early departures usually clear the Ruhr area before it fills up.
As one fixed all-in quote, agreed before departure. It covers the car, the chauffeur, fuel, tolls and taxes, door to door — no meter, no surge and nothing added on arrival. Business Class starts at €2240; a return leg is quoted the same way.
Yes. A coffee, a call or a short detour is always welcome — just tell your chauffeur. Longer stops, such as a lunch in Hannover or a visit on the way, are best mentioned when you book so we can build them into the fixed quote.
The Netherlands and Germany are both in the Schengen Area, so there are no scheduled border checks on this route. Do carry a passport or ID card — spot checks are always possible.
Yes. Same-day round trips are unusual over this distance, but overnight and multi-day arrangements with the same car and chauffeur are quoted individually. Message us on WhatsApp with your dates and we will put one fixed price on the whole itinerary.
Yes. We track your flight, meet you in arrivals with a name sign and leave for Berlin from the terminal. The first sixty minutes of waiting after landing are free, as on any airport pickup.