Taxi & Transfers from Dubai Airport (DXB) to Fujairah

How to Get from Dubai Airport to Fujairah

The taxi-transfer from Dubai Airport to Fujairah trades the skyscrapers for mountain shadows in just under two hours.

You step out of Terminal 1 or 3, meet your driver by name, and leave the runway lights behind before the AC settles. The car glides past the skyline, onto Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road, then east toward the rocky spine of the Hajar Mountains. It’s a long ride—about 120 kilometers—but calm, scenic, and surprisingly fast outside rush hour. Booking a transfer from Dubai Airport to Fujairah in advance fixes the cost, saves time, and drops you off at your door, not just a random station.

Along the way, dunes flatten into gravel plains, and somewhere around Masafi the city’s buzz fades completely. With Kiwitaxi, the fare is locked: tolls, night rates, and traffic delays are included. You sit back, adjust the seat, and watch the desert slide past without worrying if the meter is still ticking.

Why book a private transfer from Dubai Airport to Fujairah

This ride isn’t short. That’s why comfort and predictability matter. When you pre-book with Kiwitaxi, you know the vehicle class, the price, and even the name of the person picking you up. No queues at the taxi rank. No negotiations with sleepy drivers who’ve never been to your destination.

Child seats and pet transport can be added during booking for a small extra fee. The seat is ready and installed, the crate or cover packed. Business travelers often choose the quiet cabin of a Business-class sedan to finish a call or nap after a red-eye.

To take a taxi without booking sounds easy, but the taxi price from Dubai Airport to Fujairah can spike past 550 AED depending on time of day and route chosen. A pre-set transfer fare stays calm—even if the road gets busy around Sharjah.

Other ways to travel between Dubai Airport and Fujairah

Public transport to Fujairah is limited. Buses exist, but they start from Dubai city—not the airport—and require connections.

• Intercity bus: You’d need a taxi or metro to Union Station first. From there, a bus to Fujairah (E700) runs about every 1–2 hours. Fare ≈ 30 AED. Total time: 3+ hours including wait.
• Ride-hailing apps: Uber and Careem work, but prices fluctuate. Long-distance rides may be rejected by drivers, or the route may be adjusted last-minute.
• Airport taxi: Easy to grab on arrival. But the fare from Dubai Airport to Fujairah varies—some pay 500 AED, others over 600 AED depending on traffic and driver route choice.

The transfer option removes all steps between landing and arrival—no dragging bags, no app crashing, no currency confusion at toll booths.

Travelling with children and pets

If you’re travelling with kids, predictability is the main thing. Pre-booked child seats—available for an added cost—are ready when the car arrives, not a maybe or a shrug.

Need a quick stop? Just ask. Drivers are flexible and can pause near a shop or rest area with no fuss. That’s hard to do on a bus schedule.

Travelling with pets? Kiwitaxi allows pets with a crate or blanket (booked in advance). You won’t face last-minute refusals like with taxis or buses that don’t accept animals. One checkbox removes all doubt. One option avoids three problems.

Vehicle classes for your transfer

• Economy – Best for couples or solo travellers with light bags
• Comfort – For small families or groups with luggage
• Minivan – Ideal for 5–6 passengers or bulky items
• Business – Quiet and roomy for work or rest after a long flight

What to see in Fujairah

Fujairah welcomes differently. There are no megamalls or fountains. Instead, there’s a real fort, white mosques, rocky beaches, and a coastline that hides world-class diving.

After check-in, visit Al Bidyah Mosque—believed to be the oldest in the UAE—or spend the day exploring Wadi Wurayah National Park. Fujairah Fort rises from the hills like something from a history book. For swimmers, Snoopy Island waits offshore with coral reefs and sea turtles.

The taxi-transfer from Dubai Airport to Fujairah isn’t just about getting there. It’s the moment your trip starts to exhale. The service works, the fare is fixed, and the cost feels fair for the distance. Which means your first memory of Fujairah won’t be a bus queue—it’ll be the mountains coming into view.