Mini bus with the side door open for easy boarding

Transfers for Passengers with Reduced Mobility

Reduced mobility transfers for passengers who can stand and sit on the car seat, with room for a wheelchair in the back.

Available

24/7, all year

Family business

Since 1979

Passengers

1 to 4 taxi, 5 to 8 mini bus

Prices

Indicative, per route

Reduced mobility transfers with Malakonis Bros are for passengers who are able to stand and sit on the car seat. The wheelchair travels in the back of the vehicle, and our driver is happy to help if you ask. We take you to the airport, the port, your hotel or any destination in Crete.

We are a family business from Kolymbari, driving in Crete since 1979, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

How reduced mobility transfers work

  • The passenger moves from the wheelchair to the car seat
  • The folded wheelchair travels in the back of the vehicle
  • Our driver helps if you ask, for example with the wheelchair and the luggage
  • We drive you door to door, at your own pace

Please note that our vehicles are taxis and mini buses, not vans with ramps or lifts, so the passenger needs to be able to move to the car seat.

Mini bus with the side door open for reduced mobility transfersSUV taxi with its doors openEstate taxi with its boot open for a folded wheelchair

Before you book

  • Tell us about the wheelchair or walking aids you are bringing
  • Let us know if you need help getting in and out of the vehicle
  • Add any other details in the comments of the booking form

With this information we send the right vehicle for you.

Airport and port pickups

Reduced mobility transfers are often airport transfers. Your driver waits at the meeting point you give us, at Chania Airport, Heraklion Airport or the port, holding a sign with your name. See our Chania airport transfers.

Prices

Prices are per vehicle and per route, not per person. The prices on our price table are indicative and we confirm the final price with your booking.

Reduced mobility transfers with care

Every passenger with reduced mobility has different needs, so we ask a few questions when you book: how you move from the wheelchair to the seat, whether you prefer the front or the back of the vehicle, and how much luggage you are bringing. With these answers we send the vehicle that is easiest for you, for example a mini bus with a wide sliding door, and the driver knows what to expect.

Our drivers are professional, certified taxi drivers who hold a special taxi driver card and follow the strict rules of our company about passenger safety. They are happy to help with the wheelchair and the luggage if you ask.

Who we are

Malakonis Bros is a family business from Kolymbari, founded in 1979. We have 5 taxis and 3 mini buses, all with air conditioning and satellite GPS tracking, and we work 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, so reduced mobility transfers are available whenever you need them.

Questions about reduced mobility transfers

Do you have a wheelchair-accessible van?

No. Our taxis and mini buses do not have ramps or lifts. Passengers need to be able to move to the car seat, and the wheelchair travels in the back.

Will the driver help me?

Yes, our driver is happy to help if you ask. Help with the wheelchair and the luggage is part of our reduced mobility transfers.

Can a companion travel with me?

Yes. A taxi takes up to 4 passengers and a mini bus 5 to 8.

Can you take me to a hospital or a clinic?

Yes. We drive you to any address in Crete, including hospitals and clinics. Tell us the time of your appointment and we plan the pickup so you arrive on time.

Can I bring walking aids as well?

Yes. Tell us what you are bringing when you book, so we send a vehicle with enough room. We also drive passengers with reduced mobility on day trips: see our private tours.

Book your transfer

Book online with our booking form, call us on +30 28240 84575 or email info@taxi-kolymbari.gr.

Book this service

Send us your trip details online or call us. We are available 24 hours a day, every day of the year.

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Malakonis Bros taxi and mini bus fleet, with prices on our price table

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Questions before you book?

The answers to what visitors ask us most. Anything else, just call us.

Yes. We are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for transfers anywhere in Crete.

Your driver arrives early at the meeting point you give us and waits for you holding a sign with your name, so you can find each other quickly.

Our taxis take 1 to 4 passengers and our mini buses take 5 to 8 passengers. For groups of up to 20 we send more than one vehicle.

No. The prices in our price table are indicative and per vehicle and per route: one price for a taxi (1 to 4 passengers) and one for a mini bus (5 to 8 passengers). We confirm the final price when we confirm your booking.

Yes. We transfer you from Kolymbari, Chania and the airport to any destination in Crete, including the airports and ports of Chania, Rethymno and Heraklion.

Yes, if the passenger can stand and sit on the car seat and the wheelchair fits in the luggage area. Our driver is happy to help if you ask.

Indicatively €65 by taxi (1 to 4 passengers) or €95 by mini bus (5 to 8 passengers), per vehicle, not per person. See every route on our price table. We confirm the final price with your booking.

Yes, we have child car seats. Tell us the ages of the children when you book.

Send us a booking request with the form on our website, or call us. We will get back to you to confirm the details.

Where to next?

Airport, beach, village or the other end of Crete: tell us where you are going and we take you there, any day, any time.