Landing at Modlin (WMI)? It's Warsaw's second airport, about 36 km north of the centre — a 45–60 minute drive that feels very long after a low-cost flight, especially late at night when public connections thin out. A private, pre-booked transfer turns it into a non-issue: your driver meets you at the small, easy-to-navigate terminal and takes you straight to your hotel, apartment or office, door to door.
Because of the distance, the meter question matters even more here than at Chopin. Our answer is a fixed fare for 1–7 people from 260 zł — agreed upfront, immune to traffic, roadworks, and midnight surcharges. No apps, no surge pricing, no negotiating at 1 a.m. in front of the terminal.
Modlin is a low-cost base, so expect fellow passengers with big luggage and families with kids — our 8-seater vans are built exactly for that: passengers plus suitcases, strollers and sports bags in one car. Extra luggage or child seats? Mention it in the booking form and the right car shows up.
Send the short form below with your flight details — delays happen, and with the flight number we adjust the pickup. Get a confirmation, meet your driver in arrivals. Travelling in the opposite direction? We do centre-to-Modlin runs on the same terms, with pickup timed so you arrive relaxed, not rushed. Business groups and crews: ask about vans and conference service.
Thirty-six kilometres is a long way to improvise. Book it before you fly.
How much is a transfer from Modlin to Warsaw?
Fixed from 260 zł for 1–7 people, agreed at booking regardless of traffic or arrival time.
How long does it take?
About 45–60 minutes depending on traffic and your exact destination.
Is there transport from Modlin at night?
Yes — private transfers run 24/7, which matters because late-night public connections from Modlin are sparse.
We are a group with lots of luggage — will we fit?
The 8-seater van takes passengers plus large luggage; describe your baggage in the form and we'll confirm the car.