Who We Are
BlackSeaTaxi was built by drivers who once sat in strangers’ back seats, waiting in the dark for a transfer that never came. That memory shaped everything. Today, we are a small, focused team operating private intercity and international taxi services from Ukraine to European Union countries. Our approach is quiet but precise: we monitor border conditions, track flight delays, and keep our vehicles ready. We value honesty over marketing. If we cannot make the trip safely, we say so before you pay.
What We Offer
The company specialises in private transfers to airports near Ukraine – Chisinau (Moldova), Bucharest (Romania), Warsaw and Krakow (Poland) – as well as door‑to‑door service to any address in Ukraine or the EU. Each booking includes a dedicated vehicle, a driver who speaks at least basic English or Ukrainian, and real‑time coordination. Customers can choose between one‑way and round trips, with child seats available on request. The fleet is maintained every 5,000 kilometres, because breakdowns are not part of the plan.
When It’s Useful
- When your flight departs from Chisinau or Warsaw at 6 AM, and no train arrives early enough.
- When you are moving between countries with a pet, tools, or fragile items that public transport does not accept.
- When you need to bring a relative safely from the Polish border to a hospital in Lviv.
- When a group of friends travels to a concert in Krakow and wants to stay together, without splitting into three taxis.
- When bad weather makes driving yourself risky, but the trip cannot wait.
Why Choose Us
Many taxi services treat cross‑border rides as rare exceptions. BlackSeaTaxi treats them as the core of its work. We carry the necessary insurance for EU roads. We know which border crossings have shorter queues at night. We wait for free if your flight is delayed – no extra charge for the first 60 minutes. And we never ask for cash upfront; payment is settled after the ride, in a way that leaves a clear record.
Call to Action
See the full list of destinations and read how others describe a ride that felt less like a transfer and more like a relief.