Transfer
Malpensa → Anterselva
Direct transfer in 210 minutes. Fixed price, name-sign meet & greet, flight tracking.
All options for Malpensa → Anterselva
- 210 min
- Mercedes E-Class
- Free child seat
- 210 min
- Mercedes V-Class
- Perfect for family
- 210 min
- Mercedes S-Class
- VIP cabin
- 210 min
- Mercedes Sprinter
- Group up to 16
- 210 min
- Setra / Volvo
- Group up to 50
Malpensa → Anterselva — 210 minutes
Anterselva — Antholz in German, since this valley in South Tyrol is bilingual — is built around the Südtirol Arena, the biathlon venue that hosted the 2020 IBU World Championships and hosts a Biathlon World Cup stop most winters. Outside race weeks it's a quieter Alpine valley than the bigger ski names further west, popular with cross-country skiers and anyone who wants mountain scenery without the lift queues of a downhill resort.
Malpensa → Anterselva
Anterselva — Antholz in German, since this valley in South Tyrol is bilingual — is built around the Südtirol Arena, the biathlon venue that hosted the 2020 IBU World Championships and hosts a Biathlon World Cup stop most winters. Outside race weeks it's a quieter Alpine valley than the bigger ski names further west, popular with cross-country skiers and anyone who wants mountain scenery without the lift queues of a downhill resort.
The drive from Malpensa covers about 340 km and takes roughly 3.5 hours. The route runs east on the A4 past Verona, then north on the A22 Brenner autostrada, exiting toward Bressanone/Brixen and following the SS49 into the Val Pusteria before turning off into the Anterselva valley itself. It's a more northerly route than our Tuscany or Alps transfers, and the valley roads can be genuinely quiet outside the biathlon calendar, which is part of the appeal for guests trying to avoid crowds.
Your driver meets you at arrivals with a name sign, tracks your flight, and includes 60 minutes of free waiting. Ski and biathlon equipment, including rifle cases where relevant, travels without a supplement — tell us at booking and we assign the right vehicle. Water, Wi-Fi, and English/Italian/Russian-speaking drivers are standard.
The E-Class works well for couples or solo travellers. Families or small groups with equipment take the V-Class, which handles the extra volume comfortably. S-Class and Sprinter are available on request for premium or larger-group bookings. Prices are fixed per vehicle at booking, confirmed before you fly.
Book via the form on this page or WhatsApp; payment is settled after the transfer.
Malpensa splits arrivals between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 by airline, and your driver confirms which one applies before heading to the arrivals hall rather than guessing. Child seats are available on request at no extra charge — specify ages when booking. Because the drive north on the A22 crosses the Adige and Isarco valleys before turning east into Val Pusteria, it also works as a scenic first look at South Tyrol for guests who haven't been to the region before, rather than a purely functional transfer. The return trip to Malpensa runs at the same fixed price, confirmed before you fly out, and settled by card or cash after the drive rather than in advance. Given the length of the Brenner autostrada run, we recommend booking the return as soon as your departure flight is set — South Tyrol gets busy during World Cup biathlon weeks, and vehicle availability on those specific dates is worth locking in early.
The E-Class handles two large suitcases and two carry-ons comfortably, which is the benchmark we use when assigning a vehicle rather than guessing from the booking form alone. Anything that changes later — a different flight time, an extra passenger, more luggage than planned — is easiest to sort over WhatsApp a day or two before travel rather than at the curb.
Anterselva sits within reach of Merano to the west and Bolzano, the region's main city, both of which we also cover for guests combining a South Tyrol itinerary.




