Door to door from Baku city or the airport — fixed price per car, day or night.
Your driver picks you up anywhere in Baku or at the arrivals hall of Heydar Aliyev International Airport and takes the modern M2 highway west across the country — 375 km in about four and a half hours, with a comfort stop at a roadside cafe along the way. The price is fixed per car, day or night.
The express train covers Baku–Ganja in a similar time, but it runs on a fixed timetable and leaves you at the railway station; a private transfer goes door to door on your schedule and can detour to Lake Goygol or stop in Shamakhi wine country en route. Traveling onward to Georgia? Ganja sits on the main road west — ask us about continuing your trip.
Ganja, Azerbaijan's second city, is the birthplace of the 12th-century poet Nizami, whose turquoise-domed mausoleum greets you at the city gates. In the center you'll find the brick Imamzadeh shrine, the Shah Abbas mosque ensemble, and the curious Bottle House — a residence built from nearly 50,000 glass bottles.
The real jewel is 40 minutes south: Lake Goygol, a forest-ringed mountain lake formed by an ancient earthquake and one of the most beautiful spots in the country. Add a Goygol detour to your transfer or keep the car for the day — our daily-hire option covers exactly this.
~4.5 h for 375 km, depending on traffic leaving Baku and conditions on the way.
A private transfer with BakuTransfer costs a fixed $130 for a sedan (up to 3 passengers) or $180 for a minivan (up to 6). The price is per car and agreed before you travel — no meter, no negotiating, tolls included.
Per car. A $130 sedan costs $130 total regardless of how many of you travel. Tolls included; no hidden fees.
Yes — your driver tracks your flight, waits at arrivals with a name sign, and waiting is free for 60 minutes after landing.
Yes — $10 per seat. Select the number of child seats during booking and tell us the children's ages.