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Taxis in Perth

Compare local taxi operators serving Perth in Scotland. Check services, pricing, and reviews, then book online or request a quote directly from the operator.

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Aberfeldy Taxis

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Taxi fares in Perth

Licensed taxi fares in Perth are regulated by the local council. The table below shows typical price ranges — actual fares depend on traffic, time of day, and the operator.

Short trip (up to 2 miles)
£3–£7
Medium trip (5–8 miles)
£8–£15
Airport transfer
£18–£35
Starting fare
£2.60
Per mile
£1.70–£2.20
Availability
24 / 7

* Estimates only. Always confirm the fare with your driver before travel.

Frequently asked questions about taxis in Perth

How do I book a taxi in Perth?
Browse the licensed taxi operators listed on this page and book directly through their profile. Many Perth operators accept online bookings 24 hours a day — simply select your pickup location, destination, and preferred time.
How much does a taxi cost in Perth?
A short journey within Perth (up to 2 miles) typically costs £3–£7. A medium journey of 5–8 miles usually runs £8–£15. All licensed taxis in Scotland use a taximeter starting at approximately £2.60, with a per-mile rate of around £1.70–£2.20. Prices may be higher at night, on weekends, and on public holidays.
Are taxis available 24 hours in Perth?
Most licensed taxi and private hire operators in Perth offer 24-hour services, including late-night and early-morning airport runs. Pre-booking is recommended for unsociable hours to guarantee availability.
What is the difference between a taxi and private hire in Perth?
Licensed taxis (hackney carriages) in Perth can be hailed on the street or hired from a taxi rank. Private hire vehicles must be pre-booked and cannot legally pick up passengers without a booking. Both are licensed and regulated by the local council.
How much does a taxi to the airport cost from Perth?
Airport transfers from Perth typically cost £18–£35 depending on the airport and exact pickup location. Pre-booking with a fixed-price quote is usually cheaper than a metered fare for airport journeys.
How do I find a reliable taxi company in Perth?
All operators listed on BlinkaRide are licensed by their local council and have been verified. You can compare services, read reviews, and book directly with confidence. Look for operators showing online booking capability for the most convenient experience.

Explore Perth

A handsome city on the River Tay, historically the capital of Scotland, Perth sits at the meeting point of the Highlands and Lowlands. It is one of Scotland's most underrated destinations, with a magnificent setting and excellent museums.

Top 5 places to visit

1Scone Palace

Two miles north of Perth, Scone is where Scottish kings including Macbeth and Robert the Bruce were crowned on the Stone of Destiny. The state rooms house fine collections of furniture and porcelain.

2Perth Museum

Scotland's first purpose-built museum, reopened in 2024 after a major transformation, with the extraordinary Pictish Carpow Log Boat and a rich collection of Highland and Lowland artefacts.

3Kinnoull Hill

A dramatic clifftop above the Tay with sweeping views over Perth and the surrounding countryside. The folly tower and woodland walks are just 15 minutes from the city centre.

4Fair Maid's House

A medieval townhouse associated with Sir Walter Scott's novel "The Fair Maid of Perth," now housing the Scottish Craft Centre with studios and a gallery of fine crafts.

5Perthshire Big Tree Country

The Perthshire hills are home to Britain's largest and oldest trees, including the 5,000-year-old Fortingall Yew in Fortingall churchyard and the spectacular Hermitage forest near Dunkeld.

Getting around Perth: Perth railway station is centrally located. Taxis are ideal for reaching Scone Palace, Perthshire's Big Tree Country at Dunkeld and Hermitage, and the Highland Perthshire towns of Pitlochry and Aberfeldy.