Edinburgh Airport Transfers

City Airport Taxis offer a personalised and efficient Edinburgh airport transfer service with an excellent customer experience and competitive prices. You can book in advance, knowing that we will be waiting for you with your name on a sign. Our drivers know the best routes to get you there quickly without wasting time or money.

Book an affordable, professional and efficient Edinburgh airport transfer service with us that will fit your budget and schedule. The driver will receive live updates on your flight status and adjust the pickup time if there are delays. He will be holding a sign showing your name, and he will lead you to your vehicle. We charge fixed prices without any hidden charges, including free updates, waiting time and free cancellation.

How to arrange Edinburgh airport transfers?

Edinburgh Airport (EDI) is just 9 km west of the city centre. It serves 50 airlines flying to about 85 destinations in Europe, the UK, Ireland and a few North American hub cities. It has one passenger terminal with a ground and first level.

Edinburgh Airport does not have a train station, but there are regular bus routes between Edinburgh Airport and Edinburgh train station. National Express bus runs to many destinations like Corstorphine and the city centre, close to EDI.

The bus stands are outside the UK arrivals lounge right in front of the terminal building. Bus line 100 runs from Edinburgh Airport to Edinburgh city centre (close to the bus and train stations and the high street).

Taxis are a convenient and efficient way to get from Edinburgh Airport to the city. By booking a private Edinburgh airport taxi in advance with us, you can save a lot of money and time.

A private Edinburgh Airport transfer includes a meet and greet so that the driver will be waiting for you at the arrivals with a sign showing your name. Regardless if you are travelling for holiday or business, City Airport Taxis offer different types of vehicles that you can choose from and book the service according to your schedule.

Our most popular destinations are Dundee, Dunfermline, Gleneagles, North Berwick and Perth.

Public transport in Edinburgh

The public transport network consists of local buses allowing frequent travel throughout Edinburgh and the Lothians. A small number of suburban rail routes run from the central Edinburgh station called Waverley station.

Edinburgh Waverley and Edinburgh Haymarket station offer transportation from Edinburgh to Glasgow and other destinations and GNER service to London King's Cross. A single tram line is currently being built in Edinburgh that will link St Andrew's Square in the city centre to Edinburgh Airport on the west, passing through the New Town to the city centre.

Regarding Edinburgh taxi service, the city offers a choice between Edinburgh cabs available on the streets and Edinburgh private cab, which you can book in advance. Book your private taxi, minibus or a bus with City Airport Taxis for a comfortable, fast and low-cost transfer in Edinburgh.

Top attractions and things to do in Edinburgh

Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and the second-largest city in the country after Glasgow. It is famous for its rich culture and exquisite architecture. The town is home to the Scottish parliament and hosts one of the most prestigious universities in the United Kingdom, The University of Edinburgh.

The most popular attractions are the Edinburgh Castle on an extinct volcano, the Royal Mile busiest tourist street, the Holyrood Palace (official residence of the monarch) and The National Gallery of Scotland. The famous Edinburgh castle looks down on the shopping district Princes Street, and other famous castles include Blackness, Crichton, Dirleton, Craigmillar, Lauriston and Tantallon Castle. In the west of the court is the financial district, with all the banks and insurance companies.

Edinburgh and the Lothians have many fascinating museums. You can see a T-Rex at the National Museum of Scotland, a Concorde at the National Museum of Flight, and Steiff Bears at the world's only dedicated Museum of Childhood.

There are several great spots beside Princes Street, located on George Street and St James Centre for shopping in Edinburgh.

From the end of July until early September each year, you can attend one of the world's largest festivals called The Edinburgh Festival. It offers cultural events, including art, theatre, opera, music and dance, and the traditional Military Tattoo.

Edinburgh is also a beautiful city for playing golf, and within a short distance, you will find some of Scotland's most famous and historic golf courses.