You can book a transfer online on our website! Choose a direction from the options listed below.
| Verona Airport – Passo San Pellegrino | Book Now |
| Passo San Pellegrino – Verona Airport | Book Now |
These are B and C class cars, sedan or minivan (Opel, Ford, Mercedes). Capacity up to 4 people. Luggage space: 4 pieces.
This category includes vehicles with a capacity of up to 8 people. (Minibus Mercedes Vito, Viano, Opel Vivaro, Volkswagen Caravelle).
For business trips, for those who need a higher level of comfort. Minivan, minibus (Mercedes V-Class). Capacity up to 7 people. Luggage space: 8 pieces.
Short on time to book a transfer? Can’t find your destination?
Are you looking for a way to get from Verona Airport to Passo San Pellegrino? We can help!
We offer the most comfortable, fastest and most reliable way to get there: a private transfer with an English-speaking taxi driver. All our vehicles are licensed, and our drivers hold all the documents required to carry passengers in Italy.
| Verona Airport to Passo San Pellegrino transfer details | |
|---|---|
| Distance | 190 km. |
| Approximate travel time | 150 min. |
| Price of the trip, from | 250 EUR |
When you land at Verona Airport, you should arrange transport to your hotel in Passo San Pellegrino. You can take public transport, but be prepared for queues at the ticket offices, waiting for a train or bus, frequent stops and, as a result, a long journey. Do not forget that you will have to walk from the stop to your hotel, which can sometimes be quite far, and you may need to change to a local bus. It is best to look over the whole route before you travel.
Comparing public transport and taxis in Italy, we would recommend a taxi. On holiday, every moment of your long-awaited break is precious, and there is no point in spending half a day, or even a whole day, travelling by public transport, especially after a flight.
You can find the taxi rank at Verona Airport by checking the airport map in advance. Official taxis are white cars with a TAXI sign on the roof. Please do not become a target for scammers: avoid touts who, from time to time (when the police are not patrolling), push their services on travellers.
All taxis in Italy are equipped with meters, and the fare is calculated by the meter. A ride within the city is reasonably priced, but as soon as you leave the city or head to a neighbouring town, you should know that the fare will increase several times over. If you are leaving from a hotel, we suggest asking the reception desk to call a taxi for you.
If you value comfort and want your holiday to begin the moment you arrive in Italy, go ahead and book a transfer to Passo San Pellegrino.
Plus many other benefits, such as a meet and greet with a name sign, help with luggage, free child seats if needed, English-speaking support 24/7 and more.