Sabiha Gökçen to Beylikdüzü for Russian-Speaking Guests
The ride from Sabiha Gökçen to Beylikdüzü costs from €125 per car and takes 70 to 95 minutes. It is the longest route in the city, from the Asian edge across the Bosphorus to the western edge of the European side. The price is agreed in advance, so traffic only affects the time.
Price for This Route
- Mercedes VitoUp to 6 Passengers€125
- Mercedes E-ClassUp to 3 Passengers€170
- Mercedes V-Class VIPUp to 4 Passengersfrom €95
- Mercedes S-ClassUp to 3 Passengers€450
- Mercedes-Maybach S-ClassUp to 3 Passengersfrom €300
- Rolls-Royce GhostUp to 3 Passengersfrom €500
- Mercedes Sprinter10 to 15 Passengers€150
- Mercedes Bus15+ Passengersfrom €300
Price per car, one way, with VAT, tolls, parking and 60 minutes of airport waiting.
Preparing for a Long Drive
For a long drive we suggest a vehicle with room to spare: four people ride comfortably in a Vito built for six. Water in the car is free. If you know you will need a stop, put it in the request.
Do You Have to Fly into Sabiha?
If you live in Beylikdüzü or Esenyurt, Istanbul Airport is closer: from €120, with no Bosphorus crossing. If your flight to Sabiha is already booked, this is the simplest way home without changes, especially with children or heavy luggage.
Common Questions
How Much Is It in a Sprinter or an E-Class?
€150 in a Sprinter, €170 in an E-Class, €450 in an S-Class and €125 in a Vito. Prices are per car, one way.
Will the Price Change If We Hit Traffic?
No. The route price is confirmed in advance and does not depend on driving time.