Taxis in Aberdeen
Compare local taxi operators serving Aberdeen in Scotland. Check services, pricing, and reviews, then book online or request a quote directly from the operator.
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Licensed taxi fares in Aberdeen are regulated by the local council. The table below shows typical price ranges — actual fares depend on traffic, time of day, and the operator.
* Estimates only. Always confirm the fare with your driver before travel.
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Explore Aberdeen
Scotland's third city, built from striking silver-grey granite, sits between the rivers Dee and Don on the North Sea coast. Known as the Granite City, Aberdeen is the gateway to Royal Deeside and Whisky Country.
Top 5 places to visit
One of Scotland's most dramatic ruins, perched on a 160-foot cliff above the North Sea, 15 miles south of Aberdeen. Used as a filming location for Hamlet and Brave.
The Scottish estate of the royal family, open to visitors in summer. Set in the stunning Cairngorms National Park along Royal Deeside, about 50 miles west of Aberdeen.
A free museum charting the city's deep connection with the sea, from the herring industry to North Sea oil, housed in a striking modern building on the waterfront.
A quiet cobbled district around King's College and the 15th-century cathedral, feeling entirely separate from the modern city — a peaceful walk through centuries of history.
A beautiful Victorian park south of the city centre, housing one of Europe's largest indoor gardens with exotic plants, a cactus house, and colourful tropical fish.
Getting around Aberdeen: Aberdeen Airport is well connected to the city by taxi in around 20 minutes. For day trips to Dunnottar Castle or Royal Deeside, a local hire is the most practical option as buses are infrequent.