Innsbruck Airport to Kaunertal – Private Transfer to Feichten

Kaunertal is not one drop-off point

Kaunertal can describe the valley, municipality or wider holiday region. Feichten im Kaunertal is the main village and the endpoint used by the published AlpExpress route from Innsbruck Airport.

Use the complete village and accommodation address shown on the reservation:

• For a hotel or apartment in Feichten, use the published Feichten im Kaunertal route.
• For another address in the municipality or holiday region, confirm the actual destination because the route and price may differ.
• Kauns, Kaunerberg and Fendels are separate destinations and should not be booked as Feichten.
• The Kaunertal Glacier and destinations on the Glacier Road require a separate route check.

Feichten lies at approximately 1,287 metres. Accommodation names and regional marketing can be less precise than the postal address, so retain the full property name, street or locality and house number.

The glacier requires a different destination

The Kaunertal Glacier is not another name for Feichten. It lies much farther into the valley and is reached via the toll-operated high-mountain Glacier Road. That road has operating restrictions and can close to night traffic or because of current conditions.

The published Feichten distance, duration and price do not include the Glacier Road. If the required destination is the toll station, a facility on the road or the glacier ski area, contact AlpExpress with the exact destination before booking.

The published route ends in Feichten

From Innsbruck Airport, the usual road route follows the A12 west towards Landeck. It then continues through the Upper Inn Valley towards Prutz before turning through Kauns into the Kaunertal and continuing to Feichten.

The route to Feichten does not require the high-mountain Glacier Road or an Alpine pass. Under suitable conditions, it covers approximately 92 kilometres and takes around 74 minutes. This is an estimate rather than a guaranteed arrival time.

Traffic on the A12, busy winter travel dates, roadworks, snowfall and the exact accommodation access can add time. Different online route planners may use Feichten, Unterhäuser or a general Kaunertal map point, which explains why their figures are not always directly comparable.

The public-transport option has several stages

There is no railway line into the Kaunertal. A typical public journey uses:

1. Bus F from Innsbruck Airport to Innsbruck Hauptbahnhof
2. A train from Innsbruck to Landeck-Zams
3. Regional buses towards Prutz and Feichten

Depending on the connection, another bus change may be required before entering the Kaunertal. Check the current VVT journey planner for the actual travel date rather than relying on an evergreen timetable.

Public transport can suit a traveller with light luggage and a well-timed daytime arrival. A private transfer removes the station and bus changes and continues to the complete vehicle-accessible Feichten address.

What happens after you land

After baggage collection, meet the driver in the public arrivals hall with a sign displaying the booking name. AlpExpress monitors the flight number supplied with the reservation and adjusts the pickup when the aircraft arrives late. Contact AlpExpress if the flight is cancelled, diverted or assigned another number.

Provide the correct flight number, passenger count, reachable mobile number, complete Feichten address and every item of luggage or sports equipment. Baby seats, child seats and booster seats are available free of charge when requested in advance; include each child's age.

Passenger capacity alone does not show whether all suitcases, ski or snowboard bags, pushchairs and oversized items will fit. Declare everything before selecting the vehicle.

Plan the return around your flight

For the return from Feichten to Innsbruck Airport, work backwards from the airport-arrival time required by the airline. Add the current route estimate and a separate allowance for the exact pickup address, traffic, weather, airline check-in and airport security.

There is no single pickup time that works for every flight. Extra time may be appropriate during holiday changeovers or after heavy snowfall. A private return transfer is especially useful for an early departure when the regional bus and train connection does not align with the required airport arrival time.