Munich to Dusseldorf Airport Transfer

Six hours to the Rhine

Munich to Dusseldorf without changing once

Between Munich and Dusseldorf lie roughly 600 kilometres. By car that means about six hours along the A9, the A3 and the edge of the Ruhr region. That is an honest statement and it belongs up front: this route is normally flown, and for most appointments that is the right decision to make.

The drive is booked regularly nonetheless, and for three reasons: the flight has been cancelled, there are too many people with too much luggage, or the meeting is too confidential for an aircraft cabin. In all three cases we drive, around the clock and at a fixed price.

Discretion 100% guaranteed
Availability 24/7
Experience 15+ years
Fleet Premium fleet
Service area Munich & Europe

What We Offer

Door-to-Door Chauffeur Service

Enjoy hassle-free pickups and drop-offs from your home, hotel or office to any destination of your choice.

Real-Time Flight Tracking

We monitor your flight for delays or early arrivals and adjust our pickup time accordingly — so you're never left waiting.

Meet & Greet at Arrivals

Your chauffeur meets you with a personal name sign and helps you with your luggage to the vehicle.

24/7 Availability

Whether it's an early morning departure or a late-night arrival, our chauffeurs are available around the clock to serve you.

Luxury Fleet of Vehicles

Choose from a range of high-end sedans, executive vans and coaches — all equipped for comfort, safety and style.

DUS and the trade fair

Chauffeur from Munich to Dusseldorf

We serve Dusseldorf Airport as readily as any address in the city itself. The most frequent destination alongside DUS is Messe Düsseldorf: anyone attending boot, drupa, MEDICA or ProWein while travelling with stand material simply does not get far by aircraft. A Sprinter with 20 seats and a separate luggage bay solves the whole problem in a single journey.

The route runs along the A9 up to Nuremberg, then the A3 past Würzburg and Frankfurt towards Cologne. The stretch between Cologne and Dusseldorf is reliably the slowest of the whole day, so we build in a generous buffer there. Breaks are taken whenever you want them. At six hours of driving one or two of them make sense, and both are included in the fixed price.

Our Fleet

From the elegant sedan to the spacious coach — choose the right vehicle for any occasion. Every vehicle is premium-equipped and impeccably maintained.

What our clients say

Thousands of satisfied passengers trust HeyDriver — for airport transfers, business travel and special occasions.

Extremely reliable service! We booked both the outbound and return trip — always punctual, very polite and helpful. They always keep an eye on when the flight lands and pick you up right on arrival. We'll gladly use your service again and again!

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Fruzsina P.

Google review · Munich

As a management consultant I fly a great deal, so I ride with them almost every week — and I'm extremely satisfied! The cars are always impeccably kept, usually luxury-class limousines like the Mercedes S-Class or the BMW 7 Series.

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Clemens U.

Google review · Munich

The entire booking process was handled so professionally and seamlessly. The team was available and responsive even during the early hours. The car was perfect for our enormous luggage and the driver was very helpful. Thank you, team!

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Angeline C.

Google review · Munich

We had a four-day trip with our driver. Great service — helpful, punctual, very polite and always friendly. Taken straight to the hotel and reliably picked up again. We really enjoyed the ride. Many thanks for the wonderful trip!

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Andre M.

Google review · Munich

All I can say is WOW. We will not be using any other driver company when we come to Munich, that is for sure!

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Sarah A.

Google review · Munich

Fantastic service. Punctual, safe driving, clean and top-notch car. 10/10.

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G. M.

Google review · Munich

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the drive from Munich to Dusseldorf take?
Around six hours for roughly 600 kilometres, via the A9, the A3 and the edge of the Ruhr region. Between Cologne and Dusseldorf traffic almost always adds time, which we factor in. It makes no difference to the fixed price.
Is the drive worth it compared with flying?
For one person with hand luggage usually not, as the flight is faster. The drive makes sense when the flight is cancelled, when several people travel with material, or when the meeting is to be held en route.
Do you drive to Dusseldorf at night?
Yes, around the clock and without a surcharge. Overnight drives are the most common case on this route: you sleep in the rear, your chauffeur drives, and in the morning you are at your appointment. Breaks are taken as required.
Can you transport trade fair material?
Yes, in the Sprinter with its separate luggage bay or in the V-Class. For boot, drupa, MEDICA and ProWein we regularly drive with material. Tell us what is coming when you enquire and we will suggest the right vehicle.
What does the transfer to Dusseldorf cost?
The price is fixed before you book and depends on vehicle and addresses. Tolls, breaks and waiting time are included, and there are no night or weekend surcharges. For an exact figure we need start, destination, date and passenger count.
Will the chauffeur wait on site for the return?
On request yes. For day appointments he stays in Dusseldorf and drives you back in the evening, which you book as a full day. Over several days the chauffeur needs accommodation, which we include in the calculation.
Munich to DUS

Munich to Dusseldorf at a fixed price

The most common enquiry for Dusseldorf arrives in the evening and always sounds similar: the last aircraft has gone, there is an appointment at nine tomorrow, and the train with a change takes almost as long as the car. In that case we drive overnight. You sleep in the rear and at eight you are at your destination.

The second case is the trade fair. Dusseldorf hosts boot, drupa, MEDICA and ProWein, formats to which exhibitors do not travel with hand luggage. When four people need to reach Dusseldorf with sample cases and stand material, the Sprinter is the only variant in which everything arrives in one piece and nobody queues at an oversized baggage desk.

The third case is confidentiality. Six hours in a car are six hours in which a whole team can talk undisturbed, without anybody in the row behind listening in. For some conversations that is the actual reason why nobody flies. On request your chauffeur signs a non-disclosure agreement before the journey.

For an enquiry we need the starting address, the destination in Dusseldorf, the date, the time and the passenger count. You receive a fixed price including tolls and breaks, with no night surcharge. Up to three people travel in the E-Class or the S-Class, up to six in the V-Class, larger groups in the Sprinter.

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