The main airports are Zurich and Geneva, where we can deliver your car upon arrival. Alternatively, we can take it to your hotel or chalet. For those arriving from Italy, Lugano is just a few kilometers from the border and is a good starting point. Milan Malpensa Airport also works well for Ticino and the Engadine because it's not far from the border.
In Alpine resorts, we'll leave your car right in front of your accommodation, so you don't have to arrange a separate transfer with suitcases and ski equipment.
To use Swiss highways, you need a vignette. These days, it's electronic and annual: you can purchase it online by entering your license plate, so it's best to buy it as soon as you receive your car and before entering the highway.
Switzerland is not in the European Union. When crossing the border, have your passport, driving license, and vehicle documents ready.
In winter, our cars always have winter tires. Some Alpine passes are closed due to snow during the cold months, so check the route before setting off and opt for valley roads and tunnels.
Zermatt is closed to normal cars: you can leave your car in Täsch and continue by shuttle train. Therefore, it's helpful to discuss with us in advance where you'll pick up and return your car.
On snow and hairpin bends, SUVs are the most natural choice: Mercedes-AMG G63, Lamborghini Urus, Defender 110 or BMW X7 40d. In summer, on mountain passes and around lakes, a Porsche 911 (992) 4S Cabriolet or a Ferrari Roma Spider make driving more enjoyable.
In Valais, the most popular winter destinations are Verbier , Crans-Montana , and Zermatt. In the Bernese Oberland, there's Gstaad , while Andermatt is located in the center of the Alps, near the Gotthard Pass.
In the Engadine, Saint-Moritz can be reached from Milan via Chiavenna and the Maloja Pass. In summer, a relaxing route follows Lake Geneva from Geneva to Lausanne and Montreux, then up to Bern.
Davos, in the Grisons, is also a popular winter destination. In Ticino, Lugano combines the lakeside climate with an Italian atmosphere: it's convenient for those who want to alternate a few days in the Alps with a few days by the lake.
From December to March, demand focuses on ski resorts, particularly Saint-Moritz, Zermatt, and Gstaad. From June to September, the Alpine passes are open, and the lakes become the main destination. In autumn, the roads are less busy, and the colors of the valleys make even longer journeys enjoyable.
Delivery and collection can take place in different countries. You can depart from Geneva and end your journey in Chamonix or Courchevel, France, or travel from Saint-Moritz to Lake Como.
Do you need a vignette? Yes, for Swiss highways. It's electronic and can be purchased online using your license plate number.
Can I drive to Zermatt? No, the town is closed to regular cars. You can park in Täsch and take the shuttle train.
What documents are needed at the border? Passport, driver's license, and car documents, because Switzerland is not part of the European Union.
Are the tires suitable for snow? Yes, our cars always have winter tires in winter.
Can I pick up the car in Zurich and drop it off in Geneva? Yes, the drop-off and pick-up locations can be different.
Do you have a van for large families? Yes, the Mercedes-Benz V-Class, with room for a group or a family with lots of luggage.
Is it convenient to arrive in Switzerland from Milan? Yes, for Ticino and Engadine, Milan Malpensa Airport is often closer than Zurich, and delivery can take place there upon arrival.
What if I change my plans? You can cancel free of charge up to 72 hours before delivery. The booked car, however, will not change: the model is always guaranteed.
We deliver and collect our vehicles from Alpine resorts in France, Switzerland, Austria, and Italy, as well as from hotels, chalets, and airports. Below are just a few of the locations we deliver to.
