Airport Transfer Coach in Rotterdam

RTM is 6 kilometres north-west of Rotterdam Centraal Station, approximately 15 to 20 minutes by coach via the A20 and the Bergweg approach. The airport has a single compact terminal, which makes the arrivals process fast; groups are generally out of the terminal within 15 to 20 minutes of landing. Coach collection is from the terminal forecourt. Carriers currently using RTM include Transavia (the main operator), with routes from cities including London Stansted, Edinburgh, Malaga, and Palma. For groups arriving on these routes, RTM is significantly more convenient than Schiphol.

Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) is 50 kilometres north of Rotterdam, reached in 45 to 55 minutes by coach via the A13 motorway. The A13 is a direct and well-maintained motorway link between the two cities; outside peak traffic hours the journey time is very consistent. Schiphol serves virtually all major international routes and is the arrival point for most Rotterdam-bound groups. Coach collection at Schiphol is from the ground-floor bus area adjacent to Arrival Hall 3 (for non-Schengen arrivals) or Halls 1 and 2 (for Schengen arrivals). We can also arrange Schiphol collections combined with a stop at The Hague before arriving in Rotterdam, if the itinerary requires it.

Rotterdam is well placed for onward coach connections within the Randstad and to Belgium. The Hague is 25 kilometres south-west, approximately 25 minutes via the A13. Delft is 15 kilometres south, approximately 15 minutes; a common day visit for groups interested in Delftware pottery and the historic centre. Utrecht is 65 kilometres north-east via the A16 and A12, around 55 minutes. Antwerp in Belgium is 100 kilometres south via the A16 and A4 motorways, approximately 90 minutes. Bruges is a further 60 kilometres south-west from Antwerp, giving a Rotterdam-Antwerp-Bruges day itinerary that is achievable by coach in a full day.