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Ski Resort Airport Transfers
Ski Resort Airport Transfers
Munich Airport (MUC) is officially called Franz Josef Strauss International Airport, which is situated at 28 km northeast of Munich city centre. Munich is the capital of the Bavarian region in Germany, and its airport is a major hub for Lufthansa and Star Alliance members. Munich Airport is the second most important airport in Germany if considering annual number of passengers, and it is one of the busiest in Europe. In 2007 alone, it handled around 34 million passengers. Moreover, it was opened in 1992 to replace another airport in the area. It has got 2 terminals and is served by around 45 airlines that connect 237 destinations in 65 countries. In addition, Munich Airport is located just off the A92, a motorway placed between Munich and Deggendorf. Also, it can be easily accessed from four motorway exits. Airport transfer from Munich Airport gives easy access to several ski resorts both in Germany and Austria.
Munich Airport offers very easy access to many ski resorts. Is a difficult airport to approach for larger planes due to the surrounding mountain areas which limit flight capacities. A ski transfer can take you to a range of ski resorts in Italy , Germany , Switzerland and Austria itself. The Tyrol region shares borders with both Germany and Switzerland and some ski resorts are just half an hour transfer time away.
The list of ski resorts served by Munich airport transfers is almost endless. For the airport you can get to:
Achenkrich, Ischgl, Reutte, Alpbach, Serfaus, Brixon im Thale, Kappl, Ellman, Kirchberg in Tirol, Fikenberg, Kramsach, Stans, Söll, Fulpme, Mayrhofen (in the stunning Ziller Valley), Thierbach, Tulfers, Mieders, Hippach, and Oberdorf – all in less than one hour.
The shortest ski transfer from Munich airport is to the Munich ski resort itself, which is a mere 4 km away. A 30 minute airport transfer will get you to the ski resort of Seefeld. There are many ski resorts within one hour transfer from Munich such as Kitzbühel (connected to Kitzbühel Alpen resorts), Solden, and St. Johann (in Kitzbühel Alps).
Munich airport transfers can get you in one and a half hour to Hochgurg (the highest ski resort in Austria ) near the Italian Dolomites. In the Carnic Alps there is Nassfed, and in the Salzkammergut there is Bad Aussee, both within 3 hours distance.
Munich airport is well connected to public transport networks, both road and rail. The airport has an underground railway station that connects passengers to the city of Munich itself, a ride of approximately 45 minutes. There is also a scheduled bus service that allows visitors to reach Freising Railway Station in 20 minutes. From here there are connections to Prague, Nuremberg and Regensburg. By car Munich Airport is accessible from the Motorway A92 which connects to the A9 and the Munich ring-motorway A99, giving excellent access to the airport from all directions. Munich ski transfer travel advice For groups of 3 or more it is often best to arrange a ski transfer Munich in advance with one of the Munich airport transfer operators. Booking a private Munich airport transfer will allow you to start you holiday without the stress of getting to the bus stations and paying expensive taxi fares. It is also the quickest method of getting to and from your chosen resort.