Tariff 1
Standard rate (from June 2025)
- Flag
- £4.00 / first 1 mile
- Then
- 30p / 0.08 mi
- Waiting
- 40p / 60s
Llandudno · Taxi
Source: Conwy County Borough Council — Taxi licensing (June 2025 card; Feb 2025 public notice) · Checked: 2026-10-01 · Licensed hackney carriages in Conwy County Borough Council (includes Llandudno). Not private hire.
Calculated from the published bands (flag £4.00 / first 1 mile, then 30p / 0.08 mi). Traffic and waiting add more. This is a guide, not a quote.
Distances shown in miles for reading. Councils publish yards or mile fractions on the meter — see the source link above for the original table.
Standard rate (from June 2025)
| Tariff | When | Flag | Then | Waiting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tariff 1 | Standard rate (from June 2025) | £4.00 / first 1 mile | 30p / 0.08 mi | 40p / 60s |
## Llandudno taxi fares
Llandudno is the planned Victorian resort between two Ormes — Conwy taxi table; pier, promenade and cable car, not Conwy’s walled harbour.
## Getting around by taxi
Llandudno is well served for a North Wales resort, with several firms operating 24/7. Sun Valley Taxis (01492 354901) and Llandudno Taxis / King Kabs (01492 878156) are the two most-quoted local names; Interlink Taxis (01492 860033) is a longer-standing operator often used for airport runs to Manchester. All firms operate under Conwy CBC's maximum rate — at £7.60 per 2 miles, you'll pay more for a taxi here than anywhere else in Wales, so short hops across town add up quickly. A ride from the town centre to the top of the Great Orme road or out to West Shore costs around £6–8.
There is no official taxi rank at the train station; cabs typically queue on Vaughan Street near the promenade. During the summer season and after events at Venue Cymru, waiting times on the rank can stretch to 20–30 minutes. Pre-booking on a weekend evening is strongly advised, and some drivers still prefer cash, so keep £10–20 handy.
Llandudno taxi drivers double as tour guides for some visitors — several firms, including Llandudno Taxis, offer prebooked half-day tours to Snowdonia, Conwy Castle, and the Llyn Peninsula, so it's worth asking if you want a flexible explore without hiring a car.
## What to check
From Llandudno station to the pier / Mostyn Street. Hackney tariff vs private hire; the meter is the council maximum, not an app quote.
Local markers for this chapter: planned, Victorian, between, promenade.
Llandudno station to the pier / Mostyn Street — rank; flag fall.
| Type | Typical cost | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| Metered hackney | This table | Rank or hail; tariff applies |
| Pre-booked private hire | Agreed when booking | Airport runs, accounts, apps — still licensed |
A guide to the official hackney-carriage maximum tariff, not a quote. Private hire vehicles are licensed, but they generally do not use this council tariff — agree the price when you book.
This page republishes the licensing council’s hackney maximum. It is not a private-hire quote.
24/7 Llandudno private hire for town, Great Orme area, and airport transfers.
Clear local Llandudno pick with direct booking and coastal coverage.
Knowledge chapters for airport runs, groups and accessible vehicles — same bar as our car-care pages.
How much is a taxi in Llandudno?
Llandudno is the planned Victorian resort between two Ormes — Conwy taxi table; pier, promenade and cable car, not Conwy’s walled harbour. A typical hop is Llandudno station to the pier / Mostyn Street.
Does the taxi meter apply in Llandudno?
Yes for a rank or hail hackney. Private hire uses the booked price. A typical hop is Llandudno station to the pier / Mostyn Street.
Is private hire the same as a hackney in Llandudno?
No. Private hire is booked and not bound to the hackney tariff. A typical hop is Llandudno station to the pier / Mostyn Street.
Do you rank taxi fare in Llandudno?
No. Know Wales does not rank venues or call anything cheapest. We explain taxi prices and the local checks, then you decide. A typical hop is Llandudno station to the pier / Mostyn Street.