Airport transfer · 130 km · 1:25

Zurich Airport to Bregenz

A licensed Swiss chauffeur, a fare fixed in writing before you travel, and a car that waits when the flight does not arrive on time.

CHF 843.18
Fixed fare from
130 km
Distance
1:25
Drive time

Bregenz is the first destination in the table where a foreign road charge enters the picture. Austrian motorways require a vignette, and the run into Vorarlberg uses them. It is on the car before the journey starts and it is inside the fare — but it is exactly the kind of thing an unlicensed operator forgets and a client discovers.

The traffic is festival traffic in July and August and business traffic the rest of the year, and the two need different amounts of margin.

Published fare by class
ClassFixed fare
BusinessCHF 843.18
PremiumCHF 983.71
SUVCHF 983.71
VanCHF 843.18
ElectricCHF 843.18

Per vehicle, not per passenger. Every figure is computed from the published kilometre tariff and includes 8.1% VAT.

The road

The A1 to St. Gallen, then the A13 to the crossing at St. Margrethen or Höchst and onto the Austrian A14. Lindau and the German lakeshore are a few minutes further along the same road.

Winter on this route

No pass, no altitude, open all winter. The Rheintal is a genuine fog corridor between November and February, and pickups in that window are timed with it in mind rather than to the minute.

What the fare includes
  • Sixty minutes of waiting after the aircraft lands, free of charge.
  • A chauffeur inside arrivals with your name, and the luggage carried to the car.
  • Flight monitoring — the pickup moves with the inbound, and the fare does not.
  • Motorway tolls, the Swiss vignette and any foreign vignette the route needs.
  • 8.1% VAT and passenger insurance.

Questions we get on this route

Is the Austrian vignette included?

Yes, along with every other road charge the route requires. Nothing is added to the invoice afterwards.

What is needed at the Austrian border?

Passport or ID for each passenger. It is a Schengen internal border with occasional spot checks.

Can you continue to Lindau or Friedrichshafen?

Yes. Neither is on the published table, so both are quoted by hand — normally the same day.

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