Split taxi firm quoting set prices on named routes
The route list is published rather than negotiated: the airport into the centre, and out to Omis, Makarska, Brela, Primosten, Rogoznica, Tisno, Sibenik, Zadar a…The route list is published rather than negotiated: the airport into the centre, and out to Omis, Makarska, Brela, Primosten, Rogoznica, Tisno, Sibenik, Zadar and Dubrovnik, each as its own priced transfer.
Features
Type
Taxi
Area
Split
Booking
Recommended
Payment
Cards accepted
Price
$$ Mid-range
FAQ
Does Kajla Taxi Split quote a set price before the journey?
Kajla publishes its routes as priced transfers rather than running them on a meter, so the figure for an airport run or a trip down the coast is known before the car moves. Booking ahead is what fixes it.
Which destinations does Kajla Taxi Split cover from Split?
The published list runs to Omis, Makarska, Brela, Primosten, Rogoznica, Tisno, Sibenik, Zadar and Dubrovnik, alongside the airport into the city. The long southern legs are the ones where a set price matters most.
Can Kajla Taxi Split be booked for a day trip rather than a transfer?
Day trips sit on the same list as the transfers at Kajla. In Split the taxi trade and the excursion trade overlap almost completely, so the same driver who does the airport will take a day out to Krka.
What languages does Kajla Taxi Split work in?
The operator publishes in Croatian, English, French, German and Italian, which is a wider spread than most city taxi firms bother with and suggests where its passengers come from.
Should a Kajla transfer from Split Airport be booked in advance?
Booking ahead is what fixes the price and guarantees a car, which matters at Split Airport in July and August when arrivals bunch and the rank empties. A same-day call is possible but the quoted rate is the advance one.
