Munich Airport to Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis

There are two ways to drive this. Over the Fernpass it is about 230 km and 3h 05min, with about 45 km of Austrian main road between the border and Imst. Through the Inn valley, by Kufstein and Innsbruck, it is just under 300 km and about 3h 25min, on motorway nearly all the way. The Fernpass is the default; the Inn valley is the fallback when the pass is jammed or shut, and it needs a vignette for almost all of the A12. A third way through Mittenwald, Seefeld and Telfs is about 247 km and 3h 15min.

The Fernpass road needs no vignette, but the fastest route does: it joins the A12 near Imst for about 16 km, including the Landeck Tunnel, and the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis tourist board states that a vignette is required through the tunnel. On the 2026 tariff, valid to 30 November 2026, a car pays €9.60 for one day or €12.80 for ten. The vignette year 2027 starts on 1 December 2026 and covers the ski season; as of October 2026 its tariff is not published. From the vignette year 2027 only the digital vignette exists. There is no section toll on this route, and no toll on the Fernpass today.

Under ordinance VBl. LA Nr. 7/2024, all motor traffic is banned on Serfaus's village roads from the first Friday of the winter season to its last Sunday, which for 2026/27 is 4 December 2026 to 4 April 2027. A chauffeured hire vehicle of any size, the category a booked transfer usually falls in, may drive in only on the shortest route, only with a permit card from the Gemeinde Serfaus displayed on the vehicle, and may not carry people to or from the underground or cable car stations. A licensed taxi carrying arriving or departing guests is exempt without a card. Ask the carrier which applies to its vehicle, and agree the set-down point and the last stretch with your accommodation and the carrier before you travel. The tourist board lists a day car park at the entrance to the village, and the underground runs from 07:45 to 18:45, so a late arrival needs that agreement most. The village is a 20 km/h shared space all year.

The Landeck Tunnel, 6,949 m on the spur from the A12 to the B180, is being renovated until December 2030. In 2026 it is closed day and night from 06:00 on 12 October to 06:00 on 7 December; the tourist board words the reopening date as expected. The diversion runs on the L76 and B171 through Zams and Landeck and adds 5 to 6 km and roughly 10 minutes. From 2027 to 2030 it closes for about a month each spring and two months each autumn. Land Tirol posts day-by-day changes on its Landeck Tunnel page.

Carriers usually meet you in the arrivals hall with a name board; confirm the meeting point and the terminal with yours. The kerb at Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 allows 10 minutes free of charge twice per calendar day, so a driver who waits for a delayed flight parks. In Terminal 2 the arrival lane is on Level 03. Your carrier tracks the flight rather than the timetable.

The three villages share one ski area and are three drops on one road. Ladis, at 1,189 m, is the first and nearest, about 224 km from Munich Airport; Fiss, at 1,438 m, is about 227 km; Serfaus, at 1,429 m, is about 230 km. Serfaus to Fiss is 3.2 km and Fiss to Ladis 4.7 km. Give the carrier the village and the full address, not the ski area's name.

Declare skis, snowboards and boot bags when you book, not on the day. Pricing is per vehicle, so equipment changes which vehicle the carrier sends. A saloon does not take a family's ski bags. Carriers provide child seats on request: put each child's age in the booking notes, because a booster and a rear-facing infant seat are different equipment, and confirm the seat is in the offer before you pay.

The public transport times on this page come from the ÖBB journey planner, queried on 9 October 2026 for Saturday 5, Sunday 6 and Monday 7 December 2026, while the Landeck Tunnel is still closed and before the winter timetable change. The planner does not yet return journeys from Munich after 12 December 2026. For the bus alone it does: the last bus from Landeck-Zams to Serfaus leaves at 18:40 on 20 December 2026 and on 9, 10 and 13 January 2027 as well. Check the current timetable before you travel.

About 230 km and 3 hours 5 minutes to Serfaus in free-flow traffic, routed on OpenStreetMap data over the Fernpass. Fiss is about 227 km and Ladis about 224 km, both about 3 hours, because the turn for Ladis comes first, then Fiss, then Serfaus. Garmisch-Partenkirchen, about 135 km in, is only about the halfway point in time, because the last 95 km are pass and valley road. Allow more on a winter Saturday.

Over the Fernpass, when the road is clear. That way is about 230 km and 3h 05min; through the Inn valley by Kufstein and Innsbruck it is just under 300 km and about 3h 25min, about 65 km longer and about 20 minutes slower. The Fernpass is a two-lane mountain road that carries up to 30,000 vehicles on its busiest days, and Land Tirol says bad weather often brings delays and queues there. When it is jammed or shut, the motorway through the Inn valley is the fallback, and a carrier who drives the route chooses on the day.

Yes, on the fastest route. The Fernpass road itself needs no vignette, but the last stretch does: the route joins the A12 near Imst for about 16 km, including the Landeck Tunnel. There is no toll on the Fernpass today. On a private transfer the vignette is the carrier's to hold, and most carriers fold it into the fare.

Innsbruck. It is about 89 km and 1h 10min from Serfaus by road. Memmingen is about 179 km and 2h 35min, and Munich about 230 km and 3h 05min, both over the Fernpass. Munich's case is the flight, not the distance: it handled 43.4 million passengers in 2025, while Innsbruck is slot-coordinated on winter Saturdays and Sundays. If your flight lands at Munich, a private transfer takes you from the terminal to your village in one ride.

About five to six hours with three or four changes, on the ÖBB planner's timetable for 5 to 7 December 2026. The fastest journey takes 4 hours 56 minutes with three changes. No railway reaches the plateau: the nearest station is Landeck-Zams, about 3h 40min from the airport at best with two changes, and the bus from there to Serfaus takes 1 hour. The winter timetable after 12 December may differ. A private transfer takes about 3h 05min, with the bags loaded once.

Not the same day. On the ÖBB planner's timetable for 5, 6 and 7 December 2026, the last airport departure that reaches Serfaus that day leaves at 14:44 and arrives at 19:40, because the last bus up from Landeck-Zams leaves at 18:40. The planner shows the same last bus on 20 December 2026 and in January 2027. After the 14:44, the next arrival in Serfaus is 07:10 the following morning. A private transfer leaves the airport when you have your bags and reaches the plateau the same evening; for a Serfaus address, agree the set-down point for a late arrival in advance.

Only with a permitted vehicle. Serfaus bans motor traffic from 4 December 2026 to 4 April 2027 under ordinance VBl. LA Nr. 7/2024. A chauffeured hire vehicle of any size, which is what a booked transfer usually is, may drive in only on the shortest route and only with the Gemeinde Serfaus permit card on the vehicle. A licensed taxi carrying arriving or departing guests is exempt without one. Ask the carrier which applies to its vehicle, and agree the set-down point with your accommodation and the carrier before you travel. Fiss and Ladis publish no equivalent ban.

Yes, in autumn 2026. The Landeck Tunnel, between the A12 and the B180, is closed day and night from 06:00 on 12 October 2026 and is planned to reopen at 06:00 on 7 December 2026, with a diversion on the L76 and B171 through Zams and Landeck. From the Munich side that adds 5 to 6 km and roughly 10 minutes. The ski season opens on 4 December, so its first weekend falls inside the closure. From 2027 to 2030 the tunnel closes for about a month each spring and two months each autumn.

No scheduled shared shuttle is published by the airport or the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis tourist board, and the public timetable has no through service: every journey changes at least three times, by way of the station at Landeck-Zams, about 30 km from the villages. Some operators sell shared seats, which means sharing the vehicle and its timing with other parties. A private transfer is booked per vehicle, from around €265 for a saloon, and leaves when you are ready.

From around €265 for a saloon, €295 for an estate, €375 for a minivan and €505 for a minibus, one way. Prices are per vehicle, not per person, and indicative. TransferBnB is a request-for-offers marketplace: you post the trip with your flight, passenger count, ski bags and the village, and verified carriers send offers you compare before you pay.