Passenger transport from Poland worldwide
Looking for a seat in a minibus or car from Poland? Carriers run regular trips between Warsaw and the big cities of other countries, with door-to-door pick-up and luggage usually included. The distance is 810–2930 km, and a seat costs roughly between €40 and €230, depending on the city and season. Post your request for free and get offers from those already driving the route.
Distances and indicative prices from Warsaw
| Route | Distance | Price / seat |
|---|---|---|
| Warsaw – Cluj-Napoca | ~810 km | €40–65 |
| Warsaw – Timișoara | ~920 km | €45–70 |
| Warsaw – Iași | ~940 km | €45–75 |
| Warsaw – Munich | ~1040 km | €50–80 |
| Warsaw – Bucharest | ~1210 km | €60–95 |
| Warsaw – Rome | ~1680 km | €85–130 |
| Warsaw – London | ~1850 km | €95–145 |
| Warsaw – Madrid | ~2930 km | €145–230 |
Prices estimated from the distance. You get the final offer directly from carriers.
Carriers in Poland
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Post your requestFrequently asked questions
How much is a minibus seat from Poland?
Roughly between €40 and €230 per seat, depending on the distance (810–2930 km), pick-up points and season. Around holidays prices go up and seats fill quickly.
What documents do I need for the trip to Poland?
EU citizens can travel to Poland with a valid identity card or passport; non-EU citizens should check the visa rules. Minors travelling without one or both parents need the absent parent's notarised consent.
How much luggage can I take?
Usually one large bag and one piece of hand luggage per person are included. Extra bags, boxes or bulky items are agreed with the carrier before departure.
Do carriers pick up from my address?
Most offer door-to-door pick-up and drop-off, including in Warsaw, Krakow. Put your exact address in the request and you'll only get offers from those passing through your area.
How long does the journey take?
Between 10 and 47 hours, depending on the cities, pick-ups and the driver's mandatory breaks. Both countries are in the Schengen area, so there are no systematic border checks on this route — the trip runs without customs stops.