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Private Transfers in Austria

Resorts & Cities15+
Transfer Routes400+
Starting from€55

Door-to-door airport and ski transfers across Austria - from Vienna and Salzburg to the Arlberg and the Tyrol. Fixed prices, verified local carriers, and a driver who tracks your flight, including the busy inbound runs from Munich Airport.

6
Airports

Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Graz, Linz, Klagenfurt

15+
Resorts & Cities

St Anton, Kitzbühel, Sölden, Ischgl and more

400+
Transfer Routes

Airport-to-resort and cross-border ski runs

100%
Verified Carriers

Licensed Austrian and Alpine operators

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Confirmation

Booking confirmed immediately

Major Destinations

Private transfers across Austria's cities, lakes and Alpine ski resorts

Vienna

Vienna

The Imperial Capital

VIE Airport
From
€55
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Salzburg

Salzburg

Mozart & the Lakes

SZG / MUC Airport
From
€55
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Innsbruck & Tyrol

Innsbruck & Tyrol

Alpine Capital

INN / MUC Airport
From
€65
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St Anton am Arlberg

St Anton am Arlberg

Arlberg Ski Heartland

INN / MUC / ZRH
From
€180
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Kitzbühel

Kitzbühel

Legendary Ski Town

MUC / SZG Airport
From
€260
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Sölden

Sölden

Ötztal Glacier Skiing

INN / MUC Airport
From
€200
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Ischgl

Ischgl

Party & Powder

INN / MUC Airport
From
€240
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Zell am See

Zell am See

Lake & Glacier Resort

SZG / MUC Airport
From
€230
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BUSINESS TRANSFERS

Premium Business Travel in Austria

Executive ground transport for meetings, congresses and events across Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck and Graz - booked once, billed clearly, tracked end to end.

Executive Transfers

Saloon and business-class vehicles with professional drivers for airport pickups and point-to-point city travel

Corporate Events & Congresses

Coordinated arrivals for the Austria Center Vienna, Messe Wien and Salzburg Congress, with multi-vehicle scheduling

Roadshow Services

A dedicated vehicle and driver for the day across multiple stops and cities

Group & Delegation Transport

Minivans and minibuses for teams, with consolidated booking and a single invoice

Why Choose Our Business Services

Verified Licensed Carriers

Every operator is licensed and vetted before listing

Choice of Vehicle Class

Saloon, business-class, MPV or minibus for any party size

Meet & Greet in Arrivals

Name-board pickup with flight tracking and luggage assistance

Fixed, All-In Pricing

Vignette, Alpine tolls and fees included - no surge pricing

Coverage Across Austria

From Vienna and the Danube in the east to the Tyrol and the Arlberg in the west

6

Airports

15+

Resorts & cities

400+

Routes

100%

Verified carriers

Transfers run the length of the country - from Vienna and the Danube in the east, through Salzburg and the Salzkammergut lakes, out to Innsbruck, the Ötztal and the Arlberg in the west. The ski corridors are our busiest: the Arlberg resorts (St Anton, Lech, Zürs) from Innsbruck Airport, and the wider Tyrol and Salzburgerland (Kitzbühel, Sölden, Ischgl, Zell am See) largely from Munich Airport across the German border, which has the flight volume most resorts lack from their nearest Austrian gateway. If you are weighing gateways, our guide on choosing between Munich, Salzburg and Innsbruck for the Austrian Alps breaks down the trade-offs by resort.

Airports in Austria

Austria's own gateways, plus the cross-border Munich Airport hub

Vienna (VIE)
Vienna / East
Salzburg (SZG)
Salzburgerland
Innsbruck (INN)
Tyrol
Graz (GRZ)
Styria
Linz (LNZ)
Upper Austria
Klagenfurt (KLU)
Carinthia

Cross-border gateway: Munich Airport (MUC), in Germany, is the highest-volume arrival point for the Tyrol and Salzburgerland ski resorts - St Anton, Sölden, Ischgl, Kitzbühel, Zell am See and more. These are named as Munich Airport departures on the route pages, honestly, because that is where the flights land.

Why Book with TransferBnB

Fixed Price, All In

The quote includes the Austrian vignette, Alpine route tolls and airport pickup fees, with no surge pricing on busy ski changeovers

Flight Tracking

Share your flight number and the driver adjusts the pickup for delays automatically - it matters at weather-prone Innsbruck and Salzburg

Verified Alpine Carriers

Every operator is licensed and verified, on Austria's own gateways and the cross-border Munich ski runs alike

Per-Vehicle Pricing

Book the whole vehicle - a couple or family pays one base fare. Choose saloon, estate, MPV or minivan for ski and board bags

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about transfers in Austria

Do TransferBnB drivers in Austria speak English?
Yes. English-speaking drivers are available across all major Austrian gateways - Vienna, Salzburg and Innsbruck - and on the busy inbound runs from Munich Airport into the Tyrol and Salzburgerland resorts. The driver meets you in the arrivals hall holding a name board, so there is no language barrier at pickup. If you need a driver fluent in another language, note it when booking and the carrier will do its best to match it.
Which airport should I use for the Austrian Alps?
It depends on the resort. Innsbruck (INN) is closest to the Arlberg and central Tyrol - St Anton and Lech are about 1 to 1.5 hours away. Salzburg (SZG) suits Salzburgerland and the Ski Amadé resorts. But Munich Airport (MUC), just over the German border, has by far the most flights and is a common 2 to 3 hour run to St Anton, Sölden, Ischgl, Kitzbühel and Zell am See. For many resorts Munich is the practical arrival point despite being in Germany.
How much does a private transfer in Austria cost?
Prices are per vehicle, not per person, so a couple or a family pays the same base fare. Short city runs - Vienna Airport to the centre, or Salzburg Airport to town - start from around €55. Ski transfers are longer: Innsbruck Airport to St Anton starts from around €180, and the popular Munich Airport to Kitzbühel or Sölden runs start from around €260 to €300 for a sedan. The price you see at booking is the price you pay, with the Austrian motorway vignette and tolls included.
Is the Austrian motorway vignette included in the transfer price?
Yes. Austria requires a vignette (motorway sticker or digital equivalent) to use its motorways and expressways, plus separate route tolls on some Alpine passes and tunnels such as the Arlberg. Verified carriers already hold a valid vignette and build any route tolls into the fixed price quoted at booking, so there is nothing for you to buy or display at the border.
What happens to my Austria transfer if my flight is delayed?
Your carrier tracks your flight using the flight number you provide at booking and adjusts the pickup time automatically. There is no charge for a delay and no need to call ahead. The driver waits in arrivals and reschedules around the actual landing time, including for early or diverted arrivals - which matters in winter, when Innsbruck and Salzburg see weather-related delays.
What is the cancellation policy for transfers in Austria?
Standard bookings can be cancelled free of charge more than 24 hours before your scheduled pickup. For peak ski-date travel - the last Saturday of December, the first Saturday of January, and the first three Saturdays of February - the free cancellation window extends to 72 hours before pickup. Cancellations inside these windows carry a 100% fee. Full terms are shown before you confirm your booking.

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