How do I get a taxi in Stavanger?
Taxi companies, apps, tariffs and the airport.
Short answer
In Stavanger you book a taxi by phone or app, for example with Stavanger Taxi on +47 51 90 90 90 or through the Taxifix app. Siddis Taxi, Norgestaxi, Taxi1 and 07000 Sandnes Taxi also serve Stavanger Airport, and Uber operates in the city around the clock. A weekday daytime trip with Stavanger Taxi starts at NOK 65.
Why
- Stavanger Taxi calls itself the region's largest taxi company and takes bookings on +47 51 90 90 90 and in the Taxifix app, where you can also pay.
- Avinor lists Stavanger Taxi, 07000 Sandnes Taxi, Siddis Taxi Stavanger (+47 51 58 66 66), Norgestaxi (+47 08 000) and Taxi1 (+47 05501) for advance booking at Stavanger Airport.
- Stavanger Taxi's weekday daytime tariff (06:00–18:00) for 1–4 passengers is NOK 65 to start, NOK 16.70 per km and NOK 10 per minute, with a NOK 150 minimum.
Details
Evenings after 18:00 and weekends cost more with Stavanger Taxi: NOK 78 to start, NOK 20.04 per km and NOK 12 per minute, and nights from midnight to 06:00 start at NOK 81. Trips to or from the airport add a NOK 24 airport fee. Stavanger Taxi says the price estimate in its app is a maximum price, the highest your trip can end up costing. At the airport, the taxi stand is midway between the terminal and the parking garage, and Avinor says drivers must tell you the fixed price before the trip starts.
Tip
Book through an app so you see the maximum price before you ride, or ask the driver for a fixed price before you set off.
What may differ
Larger groups pay more: with Stavanger Taxi a weekday daytime trip for 5–6 passengers starts at NOK 81 and for 7–8 passengers at NOK 98. Public holidays have their own, higher tariff.
People also ask
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Sources
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- Uber: StavangerChecked at:
Prices change, so check the taxi company before you go.
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