Transfer companies in Switzerland

Switzerland airport transfers and taxis: Zurich, Geneva and Basel airports, Swiss trains, car-free Zermatt and Saas-Fee, and shared vs private ski transfers.

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16 transfer companies · Featured first, then A–Z

7×7 Fahrdienste

Zurich, Switzerland

Zurich taxi & airport pick-up with name sign CHF 60

  • Airport transfers
  • Corporate travel
  • Limousine service
  • +3
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Alpine Fleet

Geneva Airport (GVA), Switzerland

Geneva to Chamonix ski transfer from €19.50

  • Airport transfers
  • Corporate travel
  • Cross-border transfers
  • +2
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FoppAndGo Davos

Davos, Switzerland

Zurich Airport to Davos transfers & WEF shuttles

  • Airport transfers
  • Corporate travel
  • Limousine service
  • +2
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Lugano Transfer

Lugano, Switzerland

Lugano airport transfers in Mercedes cars and vans

  • Airport transfers
  • Corporate travel
  • Cross-border transfers
  • +2
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MF Executive Lugano

Lugano, Switzerland

Lugano to Malpensa transfers, cars to minibuses

  • Airport transfers
  • Corporate travel
  • Cross-border transfers
  • +5
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mini-cab Basel

Basel, Switzerland

Basel taxi – CHF 3.60/km, no night surcharge

  • Airport transfers
  • Corporate travel
  • Wheelchair-accessible transfers
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Swiss Top Transfer

Zurich Airport (ZRH), Switzerland

Zurich Airport S-Class & V-Class chauffeur

  • Airport transfers
  • Corporate travel
  • Limousine service
  • +4
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TaxiGVA

Geneva, Switzerland

Geneva Airport to Zermatt from CHF 850

  • Airport transfers
  • Corporate travel
  • Cross-border transfers
  • +3
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Taxiphone Genève

Geneva, Switzerland

Geneva taxi central – 650 cabs, 24/7

  • Airport transfers
  • Corporate travel
  • Cross-border transfers
  • +3
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Switzerland airport transfers and taxis

Most visitors fly into Zurich, Geneva or Basel. Swiss trains are fast and frequent, so they are a strong option for many trips. Taxis are expensive and fares are in Swiss francs (CHF), so a fixed-price private transfer often makes sense for families, groups and ski luggage.

Main Swiss airports for transfers

Swiss train or private transfer?

Direct trains link the airports with most cities, and Zurich Airport to Lucerne takes about 1 h 10. Private cars cost far more but go door to door. If you drive, you need the CHF 40 motorway vignette. Lugano has no regular scheduled flights, so most people fly to Milan Malpensa.

Ski transfers and car-free resorts

Zermatt and Saas-Fee are car-free. Cars stop at Täsch or the Saas-Fee car park, and you finish by shuttle train or electric taxi. Shared ski shuttles to Verbier cost about CHF 60–90 per person, while a private car from Geneva Airport costs about CHF 400–550 or more. Davos and St. Moritz are best reached from Zurich.

Transfers in Switzerland: FAQs

How much is a taxi from Zurich Airport to Zurich?

An official Airport Taxi to Zurich city centre costs around CHF 65.

Can you drive to Zermatt?

No, Zermatt is car-free, so cars stop at Täsch, about 5 km away, and you take the 12-minute shuttle train.

Is the train or a private transfer better in Switzerland?

Trains are fast and much cheaper, but a private transfer goes door to door and suits groups with ski luggage.