17 October 20258分で読了

イスタンブールのタクシー料金はいくら？（2026年ガイド）

イスタンブールのタクシーメーター料金、空港料金、知っておくべきお釣り詐欺、そして2026年のBiTaksiとUberの代替手段。

イスタンブールのタクシーはヨーロッパ基準では安価ですが、通貨に関わる特定の詐欺で悪名高いです。2026年に正しく支払う方法と実際の料金をご紹介します。

イスタンブールのタクシー料金（2026年）

All licensed Istanbul taxis are yellow (sarı taksi) and use a tamper-resistant digital meter. The meter starts at a fixed flag fall and runs by distance. A night surcharge (gece tarifesi) of 50% applies between midnight and 6 am — the driver should switch the meter to the night rate, which is displayed on the dashboard. Bridge and tunnel tolls (Bosphorus Bridge, Eurasia Tunnel) are added to the final fare — these are legitimate.

料金の目安

イスタンブール空港（IST）→ タクシム広場₺49

イスタンブール空港（IST）→ スルタンアフメット₺32

Sabiha Gökçen（SAW）→ タクシム₺48 (50% night surcharge)

タクシム → スルタンアフメット₺49

タクシム → カドゥキョイ（橋経由）₺32–40 (added to fare)

Eurasia Tunnel toll (if crossing)₺55–65 (added to fare)

Sample Fares from Istanbul Airport (IST)

Istanbul Airport (IST) opened in 2018 on the European side, about 35–45 km from the city centre. Taxi is the most convenient option if you have luggage, but the metro M11 line (open since 2023) reaches Gayrettepe for ₺60 and connects to the M2 line. For budget-conscious travellers, the metro is recommended.

IST Airport → Taksim Square (40 km)₺550–750

IST Airport → Sultanahmet / Eminönü (45 km)₺600–800

IST Airport → Beşiktaş (35 km)₺500–650

IST Airport → Kadıköy (Asian side, via tunnel)₺700–900

Sabiha Gökçen (SAW) → Taksim (50 km)₺400–600 + bridge toll

Taksim → Sultanahmet (5 km)₺80–130

Taksim → Kadıköy (via bridge)₺150–220 + bridge toll

Grand Bazaar → Galata Tower (2 km)₺60–90

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The Istanbul banknote-switch scam: you hand over a ₺200 or ₺500 note; the driver quickly swaps it for a ₺20 or ₺50, then shows you the smaller note claiming "you gave the wrong one." This scam is extremely well-practised — drivers do it in under a second. Defence: only pay with the exact amount or the smallest note possible. Better yet, use BiTaksi or Uber for in-app cashless payment to avoid cash entirely.

BiTaksi vs Uber in Istanbul

BiTaksi is Turkey's leading taxi-hailing app and the recommended choice for Istanbul. It connects you to licensed yellow taxis with upfront pricing and in-app card payment — eliminating the cash scam entirely. Uber also operates in Istanbul using licensed private-hire vehicles (VTC). For safety and transparency, either app is far better than street hailing.

BiTaksiHails official yellow taxis. Upfront fare. In-app payment. Driver name + plate shown. Most reliable choice.

UberLicensed VTC drivers (not yellow taxis). Slightly pricier than metered taxis. Good app experience, surge pricing during peak.

Yandex GoRussian-developed app popular in Turkey. Competitive pricing, wide driver availability across Istanbul.

Street yellow taxiMetered. Legitimate but cash-only and banknote scam risk. Best avoided unless apps unavailable.

Istanbul Taxi Scams

•Banknote switch — handing back a smaller note after taking your payment. Pay cashless via BiTaksi/Uber.
•Night-rate meter during daytime — verify the meter shows "gündüz" (daytime) before 10 pm.
•Long route to inflate the fare — share your location on Google Maps and verify the route.
•Meter not started — driver quotes a flat rate higher than the metered fare would be. Insist on the meter.
•Airport unofficial taxis — drivers outside the official rank at IST or SAW are often unlicensed. Use the marked taxi queue.
•Toll fraud — legitimate tolls exist but drivers sometimes add fictional "parking" or "waiting" fees.

Public Transport Alternatives from Istanbul Airport

The M11 metro line connects Istanbul Airport directly to Gayrettepe station (Metro M2 interchange) for around ₺60 — roughly 10× cheaper than a taxi. From Gayrettepe you can reach Taksim in two stops. For Sultanahmet and the Old City, change at Yenikapı. Journey time is 35–50 minutes depending on your final destination. Havaş airport buses also run to multiple city-centre stops for ₺100–150.

Tipping Istanbul Taxis

Tipping is not expected in Istanbul taxis. Rounding up to the nearest ₺10 or ₺20 is common courtesy. Avoid giving a large tip — it creates an opportunity for the driver to dispute change. With BiTaksi or Uber, tips can be added in-app if desired.

よくある質問

How much is a taxi from Istanbul Airport (IST) to the city centre?

Expect ₺550–800 to Taksim Square or Sultanahmet from IST Airport (35–45 km). Night fares (midnight–6 am) are 50% more. The M11 metro is a far cheaper alternative at ₺60.

How much is a taxi from Sabiha Gökçen (SAW) to Istanbul?

Sabiha Gökçen is on the Asian side, about 50 km from Taksim. Taxi fares run ₺400–600 plus the Bosphorus Bridge toll (₺32–40). Havaş buses to Kadıköy or Taksim cost ₺100–150.

Are Istanbul taxis metered?

Yes. All licensed yellow taxis use a tamper-resistant digital meter. The driver must start the meter at the beginning of every trip. If they refuse or quote a flat rate without negotiating in advance, insist on the meter or use BiTaksi.

What is the BiTaksi app?

BiTaksi is Turkey's leading taxi-hailing app. It connects you to licensed yellow taxis with upfront pricing, in-app card payment, and driver tracking. Available on iOS and Android. Highly recommended to avoid cash scams.

Is Uber available in Istanbul?

Yes. Uber operates in Istanbul using licensed private-hire vehicles (VTC). It is legal and safe. Pricing is typically slightly higher than a metered yellow taxi, but you get cashless payment and driver accountability via the app.

How do I avoid the banknote scam in Istanbul?

Pay cashless via BiTaksi, Uber, or Yandex Go. If paying cash, use exact change or the smallest note possible. Never hand over a ₺200 or ₺500 note. Count your change before the driver drives away.

Book a pre-arranged transfer in Istanbul

Fixed price · no meter disputes · book in advance