The most popular airports are Vienna, Salzburg, and Innsbruck. We can deliver your car upon arrival, either to your hotel or chalet. In winter, many guests also fly into Munich or Zurich and reach Tyrol and Vorarlberg by car.
Austrian motorways and expressways require a vignette, which must be purchased before entering the motorway, at petrol stations and at sales points before the border.
Some sections have a separate toll, such as the Brenner Autobahn and some Alpine tunnels. These are indicated by signs and are paid separately. If you're re-entering Italy via the Brenner Pass, have your toll card ready for the Italian toll booths as well.
In Austria, winter equipment regulations are strict when the roads are snowy or icy. In winter, our cars are always equipped with winter tires, so you can reach the ski resorts without worries.
Roads to the high passes may close after heavy snowfall. Before a long journey, it's a good idea to check the route and plan ahead.
For Tyrol and the Arlberg, all-wheel drive SUVs are the most sensible choice: Mercedes-AMG G63, Range Rover, Audi Q8, or Porsche Cayenne S Coupé. With kids and skis, the 7-seater Defender 110 offers space for everyone.
In summer, between lakes and hilly roads, a Porsche 911 (992) S Coupé or a Ferrari F8 Tributo transform every journey into a pleasure.
Kitzbühel , in Tyrol, combines famous slopes with an elegant center, and is easily reached from both Salzburg and Innsbruck. Lech and St. Anton are located on either side of the Arlberg: St. Anton in Tyrol, Lech in Vorarlberg.
Those staying for several weeks can travel between these locations. Upon delivery to the chalet, the car is ready for excursions to the nearby valleys.
Vienna is best explored on foot, so many guests have their car delivered to their hotel on the day they leave the city. From Salzburg, it's a short drive to the Salzkammergut lakes, such as Wolfgangsee and Hallstatt. Innsbruck is the natural gateway to the Tyrolean valleys.
Between Vienna and Salzburg, the Wachau, the Danube Valley with its vineyards, small villages, and Melk Abbey, is worth a detour. It's a stretch to be traveled slowly, ideal for a convertible like the Porsche 911 (992) 4S Cabriolet.
From December to April, demand is concentrated in Tyrol and Vorarlberg. In summer, the Grossglockner High Alpine Road, a toll road open only in the warmer months, attracts many driving enthusiasts. September and October are excellent for city breaks, with fewer tourists and pleasant temperatures.
The Brenner Pass connects Innsbruck to South Tyrol and the Dolomites, while Salzburg is close to Munich. You can pick up your car in Vienna and drop it off in Prague, or start your trip from Innsbruck and end it in Cortina.
Do I need to buy an Austrian vignette? Yes, if you use motorways or expressways. You must purchase it before entering.
Is the Brenner Pass included in the vignette? No, the Brenner Autobahn has a separate toll.
Delivered to your chalet in Lech or St. Anton? Yes, we can deliver the car directly to your accommodation.
Which car is best suited for snow? An all-wheel drive SUV, like the Mercedes-AMG G63 or Range Rover, always with winter tires in the cold months.
Can I start my trip in Austria and end it in Italy? Yes, delivery and collection can take place in two different countries.
There are eight of us traveling with a lot of skis: what do you recommend? Tell us the exact number of people and skis: the Mercedes-Benz V-Class has room for a group or family with lots of luggage, and we'll tell you if it's enough or if it's worth adding an SUV.
Can you get to Austria from Milan? Yes, via the Brenner Pass and Innsbruck, or via Switzerland towards Vorarlberg.
Until when can I cancel my reservation? Cancellation is free up to 72 hours before delivery. The model remains guaranteed in any case: the car you receive is the one you booked.
