Resort
Located at the end of the Zillertal valley, Mayrhofen offers a mix of traditional Tyrolean charm, extensive skiing including the steep Harakiri piste, and proximity to the Hintertux Glacier.
Private transfers only
Your vehicle is reserved exclusively for your group — no shared rides, ever.
Fixed price, no surprises
The price you see is the price you pay. No meters, no hidden fees.
Professional licensed drivers
All drivers are fully licensed, insured, and trained for alpine routes.
24/7 support
We're available around the clock — before, during, and after your transfer.
Pay your driver
No online prepayment. You pay the driver in cash or by card after a successful transfer.
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Last reviewed: 2026-05-18
Quick answer
Mayrhofen is 70 km from Innsbruck Airport, with private taxi transfers typically requiring around 60 minutes in normal traffic. Pickups are coordinated directly at the arrivals exit, and drivers monitor your actual flight arrival to minimise waiting time even when flights are delayed. For door-to-door convenience and reliable timing, this journey is best made by private transfer with Innsbruck Airport Taxi Transfer.
The B169 Zillertal Bundesstraße is the only access route to Mayrhofen, running 30 km from the A12 motorway at Wiesing. Traffic bottlenecks are common between 15:00 and 18:00 on Saturdays during ski season, especially from late December through early March (source: Zillertal Tourism Board 2024).
Snow tyres are mandatory from 1 November to 15 April on all vehicles travelling to Mayrhofen. Schneeketten (snow chains) may be required after heavy snowfall, particularly on the final ascent past Ramsau im Zillertal. All transfer vehicles are equipped with Allradantrieb (AWD) and carry chains as standard.
For Innsbruck Airport (INN) arrivals, drivers meet guests in the public arrivals hall outside baggage claim. Parking is in P1, a three-minute covered walk from the terminal. Flight numbers are monitored in real time, and drivers adjust for delays up to two hours without surcharge.
Mayrhofen transfers routinely include ski and snowboard bags. The Mercedes V-Class van accommodates up to seven passengers with full ski equipment, while the Sprinter minibus supports sixteen plus gear. Oversized or extra luggage must be declared in advance to ensure sufficient cargo space.
Arrivals into Innsbruck after 22:00 are supported with advance booking. Night-time transfers incur no surcharge, but advance notice is recommended in winter due to the risk of road closures or snow chain requirements on the B169 after midnight.
Book 2–4 weeks in advance for Mayrhofen transfers during January–March, especially if travelling on Saturdays or with groups of seven or more. Outside peak ski season, availability is more flexible and booking a week ahead is usually sufficient.
Transfer times between Innsbruck Airport and Mayrhofen are most affected by heavy snow on the B169, particularly near Zell am Ziller and Mayrhofen after fresh snowfall. Saturday afternoon congestion and holiday periods can add 30–45 minutes, according to Tirol road authority reports.
During winter months (December–March), Mayrhofen sees frequent snowfalls, with road conditions along the Zillertalstraße (B169) requiring attention to chain requirements during heavy snow events. Transfers from Innsbruck Airport may need extra transit time, especially during Saturday arrivals between 14:00–16:00 due to ski changeover traffic. Allradantrieb (AWD) and Schneeketten are recommended per Tirol road authority for steeper approach roads near the resort.
From June to September, Mayrhofen shifts focus to hiking, mountain biking, and lake activities. Transfer demand is lower, with lighter traffic on the B169 except during festival weekends. Pickups often include extra luggage such as bikes or hiking gear. Early morning transfers offer clear roads, and most lifts operate summer schedules, meaning different drop-off points near the lift base stations compared to winter.
April–May and October–November are off-peak for Mayrhofen, with most mountain lifts running limited hours or closed for maintenance. Transfers operate at reduced rates, with greater vehicle availability. Weather is variable: rain and late snow are possible, so drivers monitor forecasts for chain advisories. Resort services are limited outside holidays; advance confirmation of accommodation and pickup points is advised.
| vs Train | Taking the train from Innsbruck Airport to Mayrhofen requires at least two changes: first to Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof, then to Jenbach, and finally onto the Zillertalbahn. Door-to-door journey times are typically 2.5–3 hours, including connections and local taxi from Mayrhofen station to accommodation. A private transfer completes the trip in approximately 60 minutes, eliminating platform changes and luggage handling. |
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| vs Shared shuttle | Shared shuttle services on the Innsbruck–Mayrhofen route run on fixed schedules and may involve waiting for other passengers, extending total travel time to 1.5–2 hours. Fares are around €45–€65 per person, making private transfer more cost-efficient for groups of four or more, with direct drop-off at any address. |
| vs Rental car | Hiring a car from Innsbruck Airport for a day typically costs €90–€130 in winter, including mandatory winter tyres and Tyrol’s motorway vignette. Parking in Mayrhofen can be limited and expensive near the lifts, with day rates from €9. Private transfer avoids the need to drive mountain roads and handle ski equipment logistics. |
Child seats are provided free of charge upon request, with both 0–9 kg infant carriers and 9–18 kg booster seats available to meet Austrian legal requirements. Ski and snowboard bags travel at no extra cost, with each vehicle tier accommodating multiple sets—minibuses can manage up to 16 passengers with full winter gear. Oversized luggage and prams are included but should be mentioned at booking for optimal vehicle allocation. Pets are permitted if declared in advance; guide dogs travel at no charge. For groups exceeding 8, the Mercedes Sprinter minibus is recommended. Wheelchair-accessible vehicles are available on request for the Innsbruck–Mayrhofen route.
Yes, all Innsbruck Airport Taxi Transfer vehicles accommodate ski equipment on the Innsbruck–Mayrhofen route. V-Class vans (up to 7 passengers) and Sprinter minibuses (up to 16) include dedicated ski storage at no extra charge. For sedans and SUVs, please specify ski bags or snowboards (length/number) when booking to ensure vehicle fit. Winter 2024 bookings see high demand during Saturday 09:00–13:00 changeovers.
The Innsbruck–Mayrhofen route (A12, B169) remains open year-round, but heavy snowfall can slow traffic, especially between Strass and Mayrhofen. Allradantrieb (all-wheel drive) and Schneeketten (snow chains) are standard equipment in the fleet. Delays of 15–30 minutes are possible during peak snow events per Tirol road authority updates.
For groups of 8–16, the Mercedes Sprinter minibus is the recommended choice for transfers to Mayrhofen. It seats up to 16 passengers with luggage and ski gear. For parties split across two vehicles, two V-Class vans (7 seats each) can be arranged. Advance notice (at least 48 hours) is advised for large group bookings during January–March.
Child seats are available upon request for Mayrhofen transfers, covering weight bands 0–9 kg (infant), 9–18 kg (toddler), and 15–36 kg (booster). Specify age and weight at booking for compliance with Austrian road safety law. All seats meet ECE R44/04 standards. There is no additional charge for pre-booked child seats.
Transfers from Innsbruck Airport to Mayrhofen take approximately 60 minutes (70 km). Munich Airport (MUC) to Mayrhofen requires about 2.5–3 hours (190 km) in winter conditions. Innsbruck offers the fastest airport access to Mayrhofen, especially for late arrivals after 20:00 when public transport connections are limited.
Transfers to Mayrhofen operate 24/7, including late-night arrivals (after 23:00) and early morning departures. No night surcharge applies. For arrivals between 00:00 and 06:00, please provide flight details to coordinate real-time driver dispatch and avoid wait times at Innsbruck Airport.
Fixed prices apply for all Mayrhofen transfers, including Christmas (24–26 December), New Year (31 December–1 January), and February half-term. No holiday surcharges are added. High demand can cause limited availability—book early for key dates. Prices remain from €115 for Innsbruck–Mayrhofen, per 2024 tariff.
All vehicle types (sedan, SUV, van, minibus) offer luggage space for standard suitcases and ski/snowboard bags. The Mercedes V-Class and Sprinter are best for bulky equipment: each accommodates up to 7 or 16 passengers with full winter gear. Specify bag dimensions if extra-large (over 190 cm) to ensure optimal vehicle allocation.
Last reviewed: 2026-05-18
The most comfortable way is a private taxi transfer. Innsbruck Airport Taxi Transfer offers direct rides from Innsbruck (INN), Munich (MUC), Salzburg (SZG), Vienna (VIE) and Zurich (ZRH) airports to Mayrhofen with fixed prices, professional drivers and 24/7 availability.
Yes. We operate transfers to Mayrhofen year-round — both during ski season (December to April) and summer (June to September). Off-peak months (May, October, November) are also covered.
We drop you off at any address in Mayrhofen — hotel, apartment, chalet, train station, or private meeting point. Just provide the exact address during booking.
For 1-3 passengers we recommend the Business Sedan (Mercedes E-Class). For families or small groups with ski equipment, choose the SUV (AWD, 4 pax) or Van (7 pax). For larger groups of 8+, the Minibus (up to 16 pax) is ideal.
Professional driver, fuel, tolls, Austrian vignette, snow chains in winter, complimentary water, flight tracking with up to 60 minutes post-landing waiting time, and child seats (free on request). No hidden fees.
Payment is made directly to the driver in cash or by credit card. No online prepayment required — you pay after the service is provided.