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Tell us the route, the date and your flight number. That is all we need — we look up the arrival time ourselves. No account, no app.
Innsbruck is the closest airport to St. Anton — a private transfer door-to-door takes roughly 1 hour 15 minutes down the Inn valley. Your local driver meets you at arrivals and takes you straight to your hotel, skis and boards free on the rack. Exclusive vehicle, flexible departure, no shared stops — a real airport transfer, not a shuttle.
Every transfer we run is private — here is what that means →
Four things worth knowing before you book your private airport transfer — whether you are a family, a group, or on an early morning flight.
Tell us the route, the date and your flight number. That is all we need — we look up the arrival time ourselves. No account, no app.
No deposit, and we do not hold your card. You pay your driver at the destination, cash or card. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before pickup.
From €210 per vehicle, up to eight passengers. Tolls and tunnel fees are included. The price you are quoted is the price you pay — whatever the traffic does.
Your driver meets you in the arrivals hall, helps with skis and luggage, and drives straight to your hotel, chalet or apartment. No shared shuttle, no detours.

Tell us your flight number and how many you are. We reply with the fixed price for your vehicle — and nothing is due until you arrive.
Book Now| Distance | 98 km |
|---|---|
| Duration | 1h 15min |
| Vehicle | Private, up to 8 passengers |
| Ski / snowboard racks | Included |
| Free waiting | 60 minutes |
Before you land, we'll send you an email, WhatsApp message or SMS — whichever suits you — with everything you need:
As soon as your driver arrives at the airport, you get another message: your driver is here, and here is exactly where to walk.
Innsbruck is small, and that works in your favour: one arrivals exit, one hall, nowhere to get lost. Your driver messages you when he arrives and waits just past the doors with a sign with your name on it. You will see him before you have finished reading the message.
If you would rather call than read, the number is in your hand before you take off.
Ten to twenty minutes from landing to the arrivals hall on most flights.
Bags delayed, wrong hall, phone dead. It happens, and none of it is a problem — you have your driver's direct mobile number, and he answers it. There is no call centre in between and no booking reference to quote. You are talking to the person standing in the arrivals hall.
From Innsbruck Airport the route joins the A12 Inntal autobahn heading west, past Telfs and Imst, then Landeck, before turning up toward the Arlberg on the S16 to St. Anton. It is the flattest and fastest of the main approaches — roughly 98 km, usually a little over an hour.
The final approach, and the road conditions.
The Inn valley autobahn is generally well cleared, but the final stretch toward St. Anton can be snowy and the S16 demands winter tyres and chains in bad weather. Our 4x4 vehicles are equipped for exactly this, and after 28 years we know when the valley is fine but the Arlberg is not.
Direct to your accommodation
The ski resort runs along one valley, and your address is either east of the centre or west of it. That decides the last five minutes.
East, along the valley floor: Untergand, Gand, Gsör, St. Jakob and Nasserein, each on the side road that runs parallel to the Arlbergstraße. Coming from Innsbruck Airport you reach these first, before the centre.
West and uphill: Stadle, then Mooserkreuz, then the turning to Dengert and Moos, before the road climbs on to St. Christoph.
Give us the address from your booking and we drive to the door. We do not look it up on the way.

VW Caravelle T6.1 — Long — 4x4
The practical choice

Mercedes V-Class — Extra Long — 4x4
The luxury choice
An hour and a quarter down the Inn valley and up through Landeck. Short enough that comfort is not the question — capacity is. Most groups landing at Innsbruck are four to eight people with full kit, and that is one vehicle, not two.
Skis, snowboards and luggage
Skis and snowboards travel on the rear-door ski rack, outside the cabin — nobody spends the drive with a ski bag across their knees. Ski carriage is free: we charge no equipment supplement the way a shared shuttle does. Boot bags, helmets and suitcases go inside with the rest of the luggage.
Both vehicles: 4x4, winter tyres from November to April, snow chains on board.
These are the vehicles that do this run most days between December and April.
Shared shuttles and the train involve changes and fixed times. A private transfer from Innsbruck is direct, door-to-door, on your schedule, with ski equipment included — ideal after a long-haul connection through Innsbruck.
Local drivers since 1998 — 28 years on the Arlberg, German and English, 4x4 winter vehicles. More about Alpinum Taxi.
St. Anton am Arlberg is the eastern gateway to Ski Arlberg, 300+ km of linked pistes shared with Lech and Zürs. Expect steep, snow-sure terrain and the biggest après-ski in the Alps — Mooserwirt, Krazy Kanguruh, Hazienda. The village centre is compact around the Galzig and Rendl lifts, so a door-to-door drop at your hotel saves the last cold walk with your bags.
About 1 hour 15 minutes for the ~98 km down the Inn valley in good conditions.
Yes — Innsbruck (INN) is the nearest at roughly an hour, though Zurich and Munich offer more flight choice.
Yes, skis and snowboards travel free on the rear-door rack.
We track your flight and adjust the pickup time automatically — you do not need to call or message us.
Yes, a fixed per-vehicle price confirmed at booking.
Yes — 4x4 with chains, and the Arlberg in winter is our home ground.
Yes, the whole Arlberg is covered.
Yes, door-to-door from your hotel back to INN.
Local St. Anton drivers • Fixed price • No prepayment