Review by Dan Sound
★★★★★
Booked online from Zurich airport to the Hotel Kertess in St. Anton am Arlberg. The taxi was clean and the driver was professional. I had a good experience and will book again in future. Recommend!
Airport Transfers to St. Anton am Arlberg
Private, door-to-door transfers from 7 airports. Fixed price per vehicle, flight tracking, 24/7.
7 airportsFrom €210 per vehicleFlight trackingUp to 8 passengers + skis
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St. Anton am Arlberg has no airport of its own. 7 serve it, and the one you pick decides how long your first day takes. We drive all 7, every day of the winter season.
We are not a booking platform. We are a taxi company based in St. Anton, on the road you will arrive by. Your driver meets you in arrivals with a name sign, loads the skis, and takes you straight to your hotel, chalet or apartment — no changes, no other passengers, no waiting for a shuttle to fill up.
Which airport should you fly into?
Closest is not always best. Sorted by how long the drive actually takes — that matters more than the distance, and it is what the price is built on.
| Airport | Distance | Drive time | 1–3 passengers | 4–8 passengers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Innsbruck (INN) | 98 km | 1h 15min | €210 | €240 |
| Altenrhein (ACH) | 110 km | 1h 20min | €300 | €315 |
| Friedrichshafen (FDH) | 140 km | 1h 30min | €380 | €395 |
| Memmingen (FMM) | 170 km | 1h 50min | €420 | €435 |
| Zürich (ZRH) | 200 km | 2h 20min | €475 | €495 |
| Munich (MUC) | 225 km | 3h | €640 | €670 |
| Salzburg (SZG) | 300 km | 3h | €640 | €670 |
Per vehicle, one way, to any address in St. Anton am Arlberg. Tolls, the Arlberg tunnel, the Swiss vignette, luggage, skis and child seats are included. Return transfers are the same price in the other direction, and there is no night surcharge. Drive times are for normal conditions — snow, weekends and changeover Saturdays can add an hour or more, and we plan for it. Full price list.
Look at the last column. Eight people from Zürich pay €495. Three people pay €475. The difference is €20, because you are booking the car and the driver, not seats — about €62 each for a group of eight.
Now look at Munich against Zürich. Only 25 km further, but €165 more and 40 minutes longer. That is not a mistake, and it is the most useful thing on this page: you are not buying kilometres, you are buying a driver's day. Zürich is motorway almost the whole way. Munich crosses mountain passes, where an hour disappears at 30 km/h behind a line of lorries. Motorway kilometres are cheap. Mountain kilometres are not.
Add the transfer to the flight before you book. A cheap seat into Munich can cost more door to door than a dearer one into Innsbruck.
Choose your airport
Each airport has its own page — terminal details, where your driver waits, and the road we take from there.
- Innsbruck (INN)St. Antonfrom €210Book Now
- Altenrhein (ACH)St. Antonfrom €300Book Now
- Friedrichshafen (FDH)St. Antonfrom €380Book Now
- Memmingen (FMM)St. Antonfrom €420Book Now
- Zürich (ZRH)St. Antonfrom €475Book Now
- Munich (MUC)St. Antonfrom €640Book Now
- Salzburg (SZG)St. Antonfrom €640Book Now
Transfers from other airports
We also provide transfers from airports not listed here. Please specify your airport in the booking form, and we'll be happy to arrange your transfer.
Transfers to the Arlberg resorts
We drive to every village on the Arlberg — from every airport listed below, at a fixed price, door to door.
St. Anton am Arlberg
From Zürich Airport · Zürich City · Altenrhein Airport · Innsbruck Airport · Innsbruck City · Friedrichshafen Airport · Memmingen Airport · Salzburg Airport · Munich
Lech am Arlberg
From Zürich Airport · Zürich City · Altenrhein Airport · Innsbruck Airport · Innsbruck City · Friedrichshafen Airport · Memmingen Airport · Salzburg Airport · Munich
Zürs
From Zürich Airport · Zürich City · Altenrhein Airport · Innsbruck Airport · Innsbruck City · Friedrichshafen Airport · Memmingen Airport · Salzburg Airport · Munich
St. Christoph
From Zürich Airport · Zürich City · Altenrhein Airport · Innsbruck Airport · Innsbruck City · Friedrichshafen Airport · Memmingen Airport · Salzburg Airport · Munich
- 1. Send us your flightCall, WhatsApp or the booking form. Give us your flight number, date and where you are staying. We confirm the fixed price back to you.
- 2. We track your flightIf you land late, your pickup moves automatically. Nothing to do, nothing extra to pay. If you land early, we are already there.
- 3. Door to doorYour driver meets you in arrivals with a name sign, loads the skis, and drives you to your address in St. Anton or anywhere on the Arlberg.
Why book with us
- One fixed price per car
Not "from €X per person". You book the vehicle. Tolls, the Arlberg tunnel, luggage and skis are in the price.
- We live on this road
We are based in St. Anton, not in a call centre. We know which pass jams on a Saturday and which one to take instead.
- 24/7, no night surcharge
First flight in, last flight out. We drive at 4am for the same price as 4pm.
- Up to 8 with equipment
4x4 winter vehicles with ski racks. One car for the whole family, child seats included free.
What our passengers say
Review by Cristina Dumitrov
★★★★★
I travelled 3 days ago from Zurich to St. Anton. The car was spacious and very clean. The driver was very kind and nice to me. I recommend!
Review by Gustav Berglert
★★★★★
I went from St. Anton to Zürich and the trip was super. The driver told us a lot of interesting things and was really kind. I would really recommend this company.
Review by Otilia Jila
★★★★★
Last year I travelled from Zurich to St. Anton during the winter holidays. The driver was kind and the car clean. I recommend!
Review by Johan Swarre
★★★★★
Great service from Zürich airport. Quick, and a nice driver.
Review by John Rowe
★★★★★
Excellent service. On time. Door to door.
What about the train, or hiring a car?
By train. St. Anton has its own station on the Arlberg line, and it is a good option if you travel light. From Zürich Airport you change at Sargans; from Munich you change at Innsbruck. Expect 3 to 4 hours and at least one change, then a taxi from the station to your accommodation anyway. With skis, boot bags and children, the changes are where it stops being cheap.
By hire car. Winter tyres are a legal requirement in Austria between November and April, and you will want snow chains in the boot. You also need an Austrian motorway vignette, the Arlberg tunnel toll, and somewhere to park in a village where parking is scarce and expensive. It makes sense if you plan to drive around the region. It rarely makes sense for a week on the slopes.
By shared shuttle. Cheaper per seat, but you wait at the airport until the vehicle fills, then stop at other resorts before yours. On a 200 km run from Zürich that can add two hours to your first day.
We are not the cheapest way to get to St. Anton. We are the one where you land, walk out, and get in the car. See what it costs.
Where we drive to
Every airport above connects to every village below. We cover the Arlberg and the valleys around it.
Frequently asked questions
Which airport is best for St. Anton am Arlberg?
Innsbruck (INN) is the shortest drive at about 1h 15min and €210 per vehicle, but it has fewer international routes. Zürich (ZRH) takes about 2h 20min and costs €475, and has by far the widest choice of flights, which is why most of our guests arrive there. Munich (MUC) has the most flights overall but the longest and least predictable drive at €640. Add the transfer to the flight price before you decide — a cheap flight into Munich can cost more door to door than a dearer one into Innsbruck.
Is the price per person or per vehicle?
Per vehicle, always. Zürich to St. Anton is €475 for 1–3 passengers and €495 for 4–8 — eight people pay €20 more than three, which works out at about €62 each. The price is fixed when you book and includes tolls, the Arlberg tunnel, the Swiss vignette, luggage, ski equipment and child seats.
Why does the price not follow the distance?
Because you are not paying for kilometres, you are paying for time and for how hard the road is. Munich is only 25 km further than Zürich but costs €165 more, because it crosses mountain passes where you can spend an hour at 30 km/h behind a line of lorries. Motorway kilometres are cheap. Mountain kilometres are not.
What happens if my flight is delayed?
We track your flight number and move your pickup automatically. Your driver waits for your actual landing time at no extra cost. You do not need to call us.
Where will I meet my driver?
In the arrivals hall after baggage reclaim and customs, holding a sign with your name. At Zürich, tell us whether you land at Arrival 1 or Arrival 2. At Munich, tell us your terminal.
Do you charge extra for skis, snowboards or luggage?
No. Ski and snowboard carriage is included, and so is luggage. Tell us how many sets you are bringing when you book so we send a vehicle with the right rack.
Do you drive to Lech, Zürs and St. Christoph as well?
Yes. We cover the whole Arlberg region and the surrounding valleys, including St. Christoph, Lech, Zürs, Stuben, Pettneu, Landeck, Ischgl and Galtür.
Do you provide child seats?
Yes, at no extra charge. Tell us the ages of the children when you book and we fit the right seats before we leave.
Can I book the return transfer to the airport?
Yes. Book both directions at the same time and we will pick you up from your accommodation. In winter we normally leave 3 hours before your flight to allow for snow and traffic on the Arlberg.
Do you drive at night?
Yes. We drive 24/7, including early morning departures and late arrivals. Airport transfers carry no night surcharge.
Book your airport transfer
Tell us your flight number and where you are staying. We confirm the price back to you — that is the price you pay.
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