Amsterdam to Groningen,
the north in one seat.
Two and a half hours of driving, one chauffeur and one fixed price take you from an Amsterdam address to the university, the UMCG, the Zernike Campus or the energy port at Eemshaven — the far north of the country without a platform change.
Far enough to make the car worth it.
Groningen is the longest domestic run we drive regularly, and the one where the case for a chauffeur is clearest. Two and a half hours is a working half-day: a quiet car with a charger and water is a better office than a carriage, and it finishes at the building you need rather than at the station. For a visiting professor, a consultation at the UMCG or an energy company at Eemshaven, that last stretch is the awkward part by train.
There are three ways north: the A1 and A6 through Flevoland and Friesland, joining the A7 for the final run; the A1 and A28 via Zwolle and Assen; or, on a clear day, the A7 across the Afsluitdijk with the IJsselmeer on one side and the Wadden Sea on the other. Traffic and weather decide which; you decide what to do with the time.
Amsterdam ring to Groningen via Flevoland and the A7, or via Zwolle and the A28 — motorway nearly the whole way.
Around 154 minutes at the wheel on a clear run. With a stop, plan on close to three hours door to door.
One fixed all-in quote for the whole car, taxes included, confirmed before departure — one way or return.
Eemshaven lies on the coast north of the city, so give the exact address and the quote is calculated on the real distance. Returns and overnight stays are quoted together on WhatsApp.
One fixed amount per class for the whole drive; on this distance, room and quiet matter most.
Business Class is the usual choice for this distance and Van Class for a team with equipment. The Maybach runs to Groningen by arrangement only — dispatch confirms the car and a fixed amount on WhatsApp.
The city, the campus and the coast. Tell us which.
Faculties spread around the historic centre, with the Academy Building at their heart. Visiting scholars and conference guests are set down at the faculty door, luggage handed over.
The university hospital on the eastern side of the centre. For consultations and family visits, a chauffeur removes the hardest part of the day and returns you to Amsterdam at the hour you choose.
The science and business campus on the northern edge of the city, home to research institutes and technology companies — a direct drive to the building.
The energy port on the Wadden coast north of Groningen: power stations, offshore wind operations and data centres. We drive engineers and executives from Amsterdam to the gate and back on one quote.
North in the morning, and back when you decide.
Your chauffeur collects you at the door; the My Ride page shows the car en route.
Flevoland, Friesland or Drenthe, depending on the day. A coffee stop on the way is yours to call.
Faculty, hospital, campus or the Eemshaven gate — set down at the entrance.
A same-day return goes on the same booking; an overnight with the same chauffeur is quoted individually.
Airport transfers, hourly hire and city runs from a Groningen address.
The Frisian capital, door to door on one fixed quote.
Groningen to Schiphol and back, with flight tracking on arrivals.
Every intercity run we drive, priced per car and fixed at booking.
About 154 minutes at the wheel for the 220 kilometres on a clear run, and close to three hours door to door with a comfort stop. Your chauffeur checks the roads before leaving and suggests a departure that avoids the worst of the Amsterdam morning peak.
Whichever is best on the day. The A1 and A6 through Flevoland to the A7 is the usual choice, the A1 and A28 via Zwolle and Assen the alternative when Flevoland is slow, and the A7 over the Afsluitdijk the scenic option in good weather. You are welcome to ask for one in particular.
Yes. A short coffee stop is always fine — just tell your chauffeur. A longer stop, a lunch or a visit on the way is best mentioned when you book so it goes into the fixed quote.
Yes. Eemshaven is on the coast north of Groningen and the quote is calculated on that longer distance; enter the company or gate address at booking and it is fixed before departure. A same-evening return is quoted with the outbound leg.
Yes. Same-day returns are common on this route, but an overnight or multi-day arrangement with the same car and chauffeur is quoted individually: send your dates on WhatsApp and dispatch puts one fixed amount on the whole itinerary.
On the distance, as one fixed all-in amount per car. Business Class starts at €752, Van Class at €977 and First Class at €1494, taxes included, with no meter and nothing added on arrival.