Charlottesville sits within reach of five airports. The right one is whichever has your fare — here is what each drive actually involves.
CHO is ten minutes from most of town and unbeatable for convenience, but its schedule is small and fares can run high. Richmond is an hour east on I-64 and frequently saves enough per ticket to cover the drive twice over, with more nonstops. Dulles is the international answer — two hours north, and often the difference between one flight and two.
Reagan National suits short domestic hops and anything ending in downtown Washington. Norfolk is the outlier at three hours, worth it mainly when a fare or a cruise sailing makes it so.
Tell us where you are flying and we will price every sensible option rather than steering you to the longest drive.
Departure time is set around I-66 and the Beltway rather than the mileage. Weekday mornings get a wider buffer than Sunday ones — the same trip can differ by forty minutes depending on when you leave.
I-64 is straightforward until it isn't. We plan around the Zion Crossroads and Short Pump stretches, and for Norfolk the tunnel gets its own allowance built into the pickup time.
Tell us the trip and we will come back with a flat price, usually within fifteen minutes. Nothing is charged when you book.
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