St. Anton am Arlberg Transfer
Mercedes Vito · Vito Tourer · Sprinter · Fixed price · 24/7
St. Anton am Arlberg is about 234 kilometres from Munich Airport. Under normal conditions the drive takes around three hours. We cover this route all year round, at any hour, for a price agreed in advance.
The route runs on the motorway towards Kufstein, through the Inn valley to Landeck, and then up the S16 Arlberg expressway into the Stanzertal. The final stretch is a mountain road: cleared and gritted in winter, but narrower and slower than the motorway. We build that into the pickup time so a snowy road does not turn into a rushed drive.
In winter every vehicle runs on winter tyres and carries snow chains. Austrian road tolls and the Arlberg tunnel fee are included in the price; nothing extra is collected on the way.
Your driver meets you in the arrivals hall with a name sign. If your flight is delayed, we move the pickup, provided we have the flight number.
Fixed Price
No hidden fees. The price set at booking is final.
Flight Tracking
We monitor your flight. Delays are handled at no extra charge.
Meet & Greet
Your driver waits with a name board and assists with luggage.
Transfer Prices
MUC → St. Anton am Arlberg
Mercedes Vito Economic
1–6 pax
0 €
About St. Anton am Arlberg
St. Anton am Arlberg sits at roughly 1,300 metres in the Tyrolean Stanzertal, on the eastern side of the Arlberg. The village is connected to the motorway network by the S16 and is also a stop on the Arlberg railway line.
The Arlberg road tunnel leads from here to the Vorarlberg side in a few minutes, towards Langen and Klösterle. The pass road climbs to St. Christoph and continues towards the Flexen pass, which is the link to Zürs and Lech.
The main winter season runs from December to April; in summer the village is reached for hiking and cycling. In both seasons Saturday is the busiest arrival day, because most accommodation is let by the week. We recommend booking those days early.
Transfer Details
Your driver waits in the arrivals hall of your terminal at Munich Airport with a name sign. After landing you have a free waiting allowance, so baggage claim and ski collection are not a race.
For skis, snowboards and board bags we plan the vehicle accordingly: please state the number of bags and sports items when booking. Child seats and infant carriers are provided free of charge on request.
A short stop at a service area on the way is normal; just tell your driver. For the return we set the pickup time against your departure and allow for the mountain section in winter conditions.
Why choose us?
Fixed price per vehicle
The price is fixed at confirmation and applies to the vehicle, not per passenger. Tolls and the tunnel fee are included.
Flight monitoring
We track your flight and move the pickup if you are delayed, at no extra cost.
Meet and greet
Your driver waits inside the arrivals hall, not in a car park.
Winter ready
Winter tyres in the cold season, snow chains on board, drivers who know the Arlberg route.
Room for ski gear
Vehicle and luggage space are planned from what you tell us, ski and board bags included.
Around the clock
Night arrivals and very early departures are driven at the same price.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the transfer from Munich Airport to St. Anton am Arlberg take?
Around three hours for about 234 kilometres under normal conditions. Heavy snow or holiday traffic can make it longer, and we plan the pickup accordingly.
Are tolls and the Arlberg tunnel included?
Yes. The vignette, road tolls and the tunnel fee are part of the confirmed fixed price. You pay nothing extra on the way.
What happens if my flight is delayed?
Give us the flight number when booking. We see the new landing time and move the pickup without a surcharge.
Can I bring skis and snowboards?
Yes. Please state how many items and of what kind when booking, so we assign a vehicle with the right luggage space.
Do you drive at night?
Yes, we drive around the clock, including arrivals after midnight. There is no night surcharge.
Private airport transfer from Munich to St. Anton am Arlberg at a fixed price: about 234 kilometres, roughly three hours, meet and greet with a name sign, winter-ready vehicles and space for ski luggage. Tolls and the Arlberg tunnel included.