Sofia to Bucharest Transfer and Taxi
We provide spacious, air-conditioned minivans or sedans. If you need to stop for a break, no problem.
Booking with Around Bulgaria is fast and easy, and you always know the price in advance.
Transfer Details
Route: Sofia to Bucharest or vice versa
On the way: border crossing in Ruse/Giurgiu, Vidin/Calafat or Durankulak/Vama Veche
Distance: 357 km
Trip duration: 5 hours and 30 minutes
Vehicle choice: Sedans, minivans and 8+1 vans.
Pick up/Drop off – Sofia airport or any location in Bucharest
Price: from 280€
Booking: Use the form below or WhatsApp us directly.
Payment: cash – Euros, Dollars and Pounds, Credit / debit card online.
Working hours: 24/7
Transfer Price
| From: | To: | Distance: | < 4 pers. | < 5 pers. | < 8 pers. |
| Sofia Airport | Bucharest | 357 km | 280 € | 335 € | 385 € |
How to Book?
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Our driver will pick you up at the right timeWhy use us for your Sofia to Bucharest transfer?
- Book any time, day or night, weekdays or weekends
- Your price remains as quoted
- Get discounts for different services
- Complimentary perks like free children seats, boosters
- If you experience a delay with the flight, your taxi will wait for you for free!
About Bucharest
The Romanian capital Bucharest is not only a tourist destination because of its convenient international airport. You can see and learn a lot here. The city has welcoming green parks and an amazing central area, through which the Dambovita river passes.
When it comes to architecture, the Parliament building is especially impressive. It’s the second-largest building in the world – after the Pentagon in the US – as well as being the largest parliament building in the entire world. In the city center, you will also see a replica of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, built in 1935.
Among the numerous museums the city offers, the Cotroceni Palace is definitely worth visiting. In its opulent rooms you can learn about the recent past of Romania’s rulers. It also now houses the residence of the Romanian president.
Head to the Village Museum in Herastrau Park to see authentic rural buildings made of wood, gathered here from all corners of Romania.
Finally, great eateries and entertainment venues dot the city. You will almost always find something to suit your tastes only a short distance from where you currently are. You can also sample some typical Romanian snacks from the city’s well-known street food stalls.