If you are looking for a taxi from Sharjah to Dubai, this is the alternative: the same journey with a professional chauffeur and a fare that is fixed before the car moves.
driver, fuel and tolls included
Agreed before you set off and unaffected by traffic on the Sharjah–Dubai run at 8am.
The crossing passes several toll gates. They are in the fare, not added afterwards.
Doing the trip both ways? The same chauffeur and car wait for you rather than being dispatched again.
The service runs 24/7, including the early-morning commute and the late run home.
We are not a taxi company, and if you want the cheapest possible way to get from Sharjah to Dubai a taxi will usually win on the headline number. What a taxi cannot give you on this particular route is certainty: the Sharjah–Dubai corridor is one of the slowest commutes in the country at peak hours, and a meter rewards a slow journey.
Our fare for Sharjah to Dubai starts at AED 250 and is agreed before the car moves. It does not change because Ittihad Road is at a standstill, because it is raining, or because it is 6pm on a Sunday. Salik gates on the crossing are inside the price, as are fuel and parking.
If you are travelling both ways in a day — a meeting in Business Bay, a hospital appointment, a flight out of DXB and back — the same chauffeur and the same car wait for you rather than starting the search again at the other end.
From AED 250 one way in an executive saloon, fixed at the moment you book. Larger vehicles cost more; the time of day and the traffic do not change the figure.
Usually not on the headline number, and we will not pretend otherwise. What you are paying the difference for is a fare that does not move in traffic, Salik already included, and a driver who waits rather than one you have to find again.
Yes. The Sharjah to Dubai crossing passes toll gates and they are inside the quoted fare, not added at the end.
Yes. Round trips are quoted as one booking and the same chauffeur and vehicle stay with you between the legs — you are not re-booking from the Dubai end.
Yes. Sharjah Airport transfers run on the same fixed-fare basis, with meet and greet and free waiting while you clear the terminal.
Any hour. The service runs 24 hours, which on this route mostly means very early starts for the Dubai commute and late returns afterwards.
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