The least interesting thing we do.
Private transfers from Zurich airport, and across Switzerland.
We arrange private transfers from Zurich airport to any address in Switzerland, between cities and resorts, and to and from the private terminals. The flight is tracked. The driver stands at arrivals before you clear customs, and the car is yours rather than shared.
- Duration
- As long as the road takes.
- Pickup
- Arrivals, name in hand. Or any address you give us.
- Group size
- Yours. Never shared.
- Languages
- English, German, Turkish.
- Season
- Winter included. Proper tyres, and a driver who has done the pass.
A transfer is the least interesting thing we arrange, and it is how most of our partnerships have started.
Somebody lands at Zurich, is met, and gets to St. Moritz or Zermatt or a hotel in the old town without thinking about it. Then they ask what else we do.
What it involves on our side is unglamorous. Your flight is tracked. A delay moves the car, not you. The driver is at arrivals before you clear customs, holding your name, and he takes the luggage. The car is yours, not shared. Winter, mountains, proper tyres. That last one is not a given.
We arrange transfers from Zurich airport to any address in Switzerland, between cities and resorts, to and from private terminals, and for the return leg on the way home, which people forget to book and then need at six in the morning.
If the drive passes something worth twenty minutes, the driver will say so. That is usually where a transfer turns into a private tour.
Send the flight number and the address. That is all we need.
WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU
What if the flight is late?
The car moves. You do not. We watch the flight rather than the time you sent us.
Do you cover the ski resorts?
St. Moritz, Zermatt, and the roads past them. Winter passes want the right tyres and a driver who has driven them before. That is the whole difference between a good transfer and a nervous one.
Can the driver stop on the way?
If the road passes something worth twenty minutes, he will say so. The Rhine Falls sit almost on the road north. The mountains above Lucerne are on the way south.