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Madonna di Campiglio from Innsbruck Airport
Over the Brenner Pass into the neighbouring province of Trento and the Brenta Dolomites, to Madonna di Campiglio at around 1,550 m.
The route
From the airport the drive takes the Brenner motorway south over the Brenner Pass, through South Tyrol and into the neighbouring province of Trento, to the San Michele all’Adige/Mezzocorona exit. From there we head into the Val di Non to Cles, the valley’s main town on Lake Santa Giustina, and on into the Val di Sole as far as Dimaro.
From Dimaro a winding road with several hairpins climbs to the Campo Carlo Magno pass, part of Madonna di Campiglio, and then drops down into the village itself.
Because of the last 60 km of mountain road the drive is fairly long, around 225 km in all. On peak travel days it takes longer.
The Brenner is an internal Schengen border, so in principle there are no checks. The authorities can still carry them out, so please keep your travel documents with you during the drive.
Road tolls and vignettes, where they apply, are not charged extra but included in the fixed price.
Private transfer vs. public transport
The private transfer runs straight from the arrivals hall to your accommodation, whatever time you land, with no changes and no hauling gear and luggage between trains and buses.
The fixed price is per vehicle, not per person: two people pay the same as seven, gear and luggage included. The longer the route, the further it comes in below the cost of individual public transport tickets.
By public transport the journey to Madonna di Campiglio is a real challenge. There is no direct connection from Innsbruck, so you have to change several times. Bad weather adds delays, and if you land late you may not get there the same day.
When you travel
The ski season in Madonna di Campiglio usually starts in early December and runs until mid-April. The ski area is part of Skirama Dolomiti Adamello Brenta, together with Folgarida-Marilleva and Pinzolo in the Val Rendena.
Two dates shape the winter: the Ski World Cup night slalom on the Canalone Miramonti in December, and the Habsburg Carnival in February, when the resort remembers Emperor Franz Joseph and Empress Elisabeth (Sisi), who liked to stay here.
Saturday is the main travel day, with more traffic than other days, especially on the Brenner motorway. We allow more time then. There are alternative routes, but they run away from the motorway.
Arrival and meeting point
Your driver will be waiting in the arrivals hall with a name sign. Before you travel we send you the vehicle’s make, model and registration, along with your driver’s name and phone number.
Give us your flight number when you book and we will track your flight in real time. Delays, diversions and early landings are handled automatically. We wait 60 minutes free of charge after landing, which covers passport control and baggage reclaim.
On a route this long, the flight number matters most. The longer the drive, the more difference it makes whether we can time the departure to your actual landing.
Please switch off flight mode on your mobile phone once you land, so we can reach you.
The return journey: Madonna di Campiglio to Innsbruck Airport
The return journey also has a fixed price, just like the outbound. We collect you from your departure address. You are welcome to book the return when you book your outbound transfer, or at a later date.
We time the pickup so that you reach the terminal around two hours before your flight. Please take an early pickup time seriously and do not push it back: your driver knows the route, the traffic and the road conditions, and our aim is to get you to your flight without stress.
We plan generously on departure day. The Campo Carlo Magno pass cannot be hurried in winter conditions, the Brenner motorway is very busy northbound on winter Saturdays, and Innsbruck Airport has departure peaks with queues at check-in. Expect an earlier pickup than on shorter transfers. We agree it with you when you book.
Easily confused
Madonna di Campiglio is in the Trentino-South Tyrol region, but in the province of Trento, where Italian is the mother tongue. Until 1918 the area belonged to Austria. Today many people simply call it Madonna or Campiglio.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the transfer from Innsbruck Airport to Madonna di Campiglio take?
On normal travel days about three hours for the roughly 225 km over the Brenner Pass, through the Val di Non into the Val di Sole and over the Campo Carlo Magno pass. On busy travel days and in bad weather we allow more time.
Is Madonna di Campiglio in South Tyrol?
No. Madonna di Campiglio is in the neighbouring province of Trento, which together with South Tyrol forms the Trentino-South Tyrol region.
Is the Campo Carlo Magno pass open in winter?
Yes. It is reliably cleared after snowfall. Our vehicles carry full winter equipment from 1 November, and when it snows we allow more time.
Are tolls and the vignette included?
Yes. All road charges on the Austrian and Italian side are included in the fixed price and never added on afterwards.
Can I cancel free of charge?
Yes, up to 24 hours before your scheduled pickup. If the airline cancels your flight, you can cancel free of charge at any time, provided you send us the airline’s cancellation confirmation before you travel.
How do I pay?
Your choice: online when you book, or on arrival, paying your driver in cash or by card (except American Express). The price is the fixed price confirmed when you booked. If you change the destination during the drive to an address outside the booked village, we adjust the price.
Are child seats available?
Yes, from infant carriers to booster seats, on request and at no extra charge. All seats meet the current UN R129 (i-Size) standard. Tell us the number and ages of the children on the day of travel when you book, so the right seats are fitted.
