Ski Resort Transfers

Skip the trains, changes and long detours. Port Air Transfer is your eastern-Switzerland ski transfer specialist, driving you door to door from Zurich Airport (ZRH) straight to the slopes — skis, boards and luggage welcome. We know these mountain roads and the resorts the big generic players overlook, and every transfer comes at a fixed, all-inclusive price agreed before you book. No hidden fees, no "request a quote", and a pickup we personally guarantee.

Popular Ski Resort Routes

Fixed, all-inclusive fares for the most requested private transfers. Prices are confirmed when you book.

We cover more eastern-Switzerland resorts on request. Awkward, hard-to-reach resorts like Arosa — famous for its 365 hairpin bends and slow by train — are exactly where a private door-to-door transfer makes the biggest difference. Need a resort that isn’t listed? Just ask.

Destination guides

What each place is known for, when to visit, and why a private transfer from Zurich Airport is often easier than the train or a rental car — especially with luggage or ski gear.

Flumserberg ski transfer from Zurich Airport

What it is known for

Flumserberg is the closest substantial ski area many Zurich visitors use: family slopes, lake views towards the Walensee, and a short break that still feels like the Alps. It is a core eastern-Switzerland route for us, not an afterthought.

When to visit

December to March for skiing. Summer hiking is popular with Swiss weekenders. Evening landings at ZRH can still put you in the chalet the same night — that is the point of a one-hour transfer.

Travel tips

The drive is about an hour. Name the village or address (Tannenheim, Tannenboden and neighbours differ). Ski bags and boot bags fit when we know in advance.

Private transfer vs train or rental car

Public transport usually means a train plus a bus up the mountain with all your gear. A Zurich to Flumserberg ski transfer is door to the apartment, on your schedule, with a guaranteed pickup if the flight moves.

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Engelberg-Titlis transfer from Zurich Airport

What it is known for

Engelberg is the Titlis village: a glacier you can ski much of the year, a monastery town in a high valley, and a favourite for families and snow-sure days when lower resorts are thin.

When to visit

Winter is the main ski season; Titlis glacier skiing extends the calendar. Summer is hiking and the mountain railways. A late Zurich arrival can still make a glacier morning if you skip the train connections.

Travel tips

About 1 hour 30 minutes from ZRH. Tell us the hotel — the village is compact but drop-off streets differ. Glacier day-trippers and week-long guests both use this route.

Private transfer vs train or rental car

The usual rail path is via Lucerne then the Zentralbahn, with luggage on and off. A private Engelberg-Titlis transfer from Zurich Airport keeps skis in one vehicle and meets you by name in arrivals.

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Flims-Laax private transfer from Zurich Airport

What it is known for

Flims, Laax and Falera share a large linked ski area famous for terrain parks, wide pistes and a lively winter scene. In summer, Flims is a hiking base and Caumasee draws swimmers.

When to visit

December to March for skiing and parks. Summer for trails and the lake. Say which village you need — Flims, Laax and Falera are close on the map and different at the door.

Travel tips

About 1 hour 30 minutes from Zurich Airport. Park rats travel with extra boards; families with more bags. We match the vehicle if you tell us. Flight tracking matters on Friday night arrivals into peak ski weekends.

Private transfer vs train or rental car

The train typically goes to Chur, then a bus up the mountain. That last leg with snowboards is slow. A Zurich Airport to Flims Laax transfer is the private door-to-door alternative — fixed price, no “request a quote”.

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Arosa private transfer from Zurich Airport

What it is known for

Arosa is a high village linked with Lenzerheide. The Schanfigg road is famous for about 365 hairpin bends. That is not a novelty — it is why a private transfer here is often essential, not just nicer than the train.

When to visit

Winter ski in the Arosa-Lenzerheide area; summer hiking above the treeline. The road is the story in every season: you can sit back while someone who knows the bends drives.

Travel tips

About two hours from Zurich Airport. Specify Arosa or Lenzerheide (and the hotel). Ski gear is expected. We drive winter-ready on this mountain road so you are not learning it after a transatlantic flight.

Private transfer vs train or rental car

The railway is slow and scenic, with connections. A rental car on 365 hairpins in snow, after a flight, is a hard first task in Switzerland. A Zurich Airport to Arosa private transfer is the practical way in — one guaranteed pickup, luggage loaded, door to the resort.

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Davos-Klosters ski transfer from Zurich Airport

What it is known for

Davos-Klosters is Switzerland’s largest ski area: a serious mountain circus plus two different town moods (Davos for scale and events, Klosters for village character). The World Economic Forum makes Davos a January business destination as well as a ski one.

When to visit

December to March for skiing. January WEF weeks are busy — book early. Summer hiking in the Landwasser and Prättigau valleys is excellent. We cover both Davos and Klosters addresses.

Travel tips

About two hours from ZRH via the Prättigau. Say Davos Dorf, Davos Platz or Klosters. Extra cases and ski bags are common; we size the vehicle if you tell us. Flight tracking matters when connections into Zurich slip.

Private transfer vs train or rental car

Rail is usually Landquart then the Rhaetian Railway — fine with light bags, slow with a group and gear. A Zurich Airport to Davos transfer (or Klosters) is one private ride, fixed price, personally tracked so a delayed flight does not strand you on a platform.

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Andermatt ski transfer from Zurich Airport

What it is known for

Andermatt has grown into a high-end Alpine village: the SkiArena Andermatt-Sedrun, restored hotels and a Gotthard-crossroads setting. It is a natural private-transfer destination from Zurich Airport for guests who want the new resort without a chain of trains.

When to visit

Winter ski is the headline. Summer is hiking and high passes (when open). The village works as a stylish base rather than a day trip from the airport.

Travel tips

About two hours from ZRH. Winter approaches need a driver who knows the Gotthard corridor. Hotel drop in the village is the usual request — send the name.

Private transfer vs train or rental car

Trains typically involve changes (often Göschenen / Andermatt). With luggage for a week in a new hotel, a private Andermatt transfer from Zurich Airport is simpler: meet-and-greet, one vehicle, fare agreed before you book.

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St. Moritz / Engadin transfer from Zurich Airport

What it is known for

St. Moritz is the Engadin’s famous resort: high-Alpine lakes, winter sports, luxury hotels and events such as White Turf. It sits further than the eastern ski villages, so the road (or rail) is a real journey, not a hop from the airport.

When to visit

December to March is ski and society season. Summer is lake walks and hiking. Shoulder weeks are quieter. Winter road conditions are why many guests prefer a professional driver to a rental on the passes.

Travel tips

Plan around 2 hours 45 minutes from Zurich Airport. Tell us St. Moritz, Pontresina or another Engadin village so the drop is correct. Ski equipment is welcome; mention bags when you book.

Private transfer vs train or rental car

The train is long, usually via Chur or Landquart, with changes. A winter rental on alpine passes after a night flight is tiring. A private St. Moritz transfer from Zurich Airport is one ride to the hotel, flight tracking included, at a price agreed before you book.

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Why this ski transfer

  • Skis, boards and boot bags in the vehicle. Tell us the kit when you book so we send a sedan or a van that actually fits — not a car that leaves a bag on the platform.
  • Eastern-Switzerland mountain roads, not a generic taxi. Arosa’s hairpins, the Prättigau to Davos, Flims-Laax, Flumserberg and Engelberg are the brief. Hard-to-reach resorts are where a private transfer is essential, not a nice-to-have.
  • Winter driving is the job. We take the alpine road so you are not learning it after a night flight. Drivers know these routes and travel prepared for winter conditions.
  • Peak weeks keep the listed fare. No surge because it snowed, no “request a quote” for a standard resort run. The price is agreed before you book.

How we move your gear

  1. Name the resort and the kit. Skis, boards, boot bags or extra cases — say what travels with you so the vehicle is right.
  2. We match sedan or van. Passengers plus gear decide the class. We do not claim a large fleet; we send a premium vehicle that fits the booking.
  3. Flight into the mountain road. We track the inbound, wait 60 minutes at ZRH, then drive the alpine stretch door to door.
  4. Drop at the hotel or chalet. Gear stays in the car until the door — not on a platform change at Landquart or Chur.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which ski resorts do you cover?

We specialise in eastern-Switzerland resorts including Flumserberg, Engelberg-Titlis, Flims-Laax-Falera, Arosa-Lenzerheide, Davos-Klosters, Andermatt and St. Moritz / the Engadin. If your resort isn’t listed, just ask — we cover the region and beyond.

Can I bring skis, a snowboard and winter luggage?

Yes. Tell us what you’re travelling with when you book — skis, boards, boot bags or extra suitcases — and we’ll make sure the right vehicle is ready so everything fits comfortably.

Why book a private transfer instead of the train?

Many resorts are slow and awkward to reach by public transport, with multiple changes and a final mountain leg. Arosa alone is reached by a road of 365 hairpin bends. A private transfer takes you door to door in one comfortable ride — with your gear, on your schedule.

Are your vehicles equipped for mountain roads in winter?

Our drivers know these Alpine routes and travel prepared for winter conditions, so you can relax while we handle the mountain roads. (VERIFY: confirm winter tyres / snow-chain policy with the client.)

What happens if my flight is delayed?

We track your flight in real time using your flight number and adjust the pickup automatically. Airport pickups include 60 minutes of free waiting from landing; after that, waiting is CHF 30.00 per 15-minute unit. Delays over 2 hours cannot be guaranteed with the same driver.

How do I pay, and which currency?

At checkout you choose a 20% deposit online by card (minimum CHF 50) or pay the full fare now, in Swiss francs (CHF). If you pay a deposit, the balance is payable to your driver after the trip. Your total price is fixed at booking — no surge pricing in peak ski season.

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