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Licensed NCC · Milan, Italy · Since 1993 · English-Speaking

Private Transfer Malpensa
& Milan to Gstaad

Door-to-door Mercedes with an English-speaking driver from Malpensa, Linate or Bergamo arrivals, or your Milan hotel, to your hotel or chalet in Gstaad and the Saanenland. About 4 h 15 from Malpensa over the Simplon and through the Rhône valley, open all winter, from €940 per car.

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  • Pick-up or drop-off for Zermatt only in Täsch and for Venice only in Piazzale Roma.
  • The price doesn't include the Mont Blanc, Fréjus or Great St Bernard tunnel fees on the way to France and Switzerland, lake ferries, or the Venice water taxi, if applicable.
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1993Founded in Milan
€940Malpensa to Gstaad, per car
4h15Via Simplon and Aigle
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Malpensa or Milan to Gstaad by Private Car: About 4¼ Hours

A private transfer from Malpensa to Gstaad covers about 315 km and takes around 4 h 15: past Lake Maggiore to Domodossola, over the Simplon Pass to Brig, along the Rhône valley motorway past Sion and Martigny to Aigle, then over the Col des Mosses and through Château-d’Oex to Saanen and Gstaad. Malpensa is on the right side of Milan for Gstaad: from central Milan the trip is about 4 h 40, from Linate about 4 h 50 and from Bergamo about 5 h 10. The price is for the whole car, not per person, and includes fuel, motorway tolls, the Swiss vignette and parking.

The whole route is on roads kept open all winter, with no car train to book. By public transport the trip from Milan means trains via Brig and Spiez or via Lausanne and Montreux and the GoldenPass line, around five hours with several changes and your ski bags on every platform.

We drive to every hotel and chalet in Gstaad, Saanen, Schönried, Saanenmöser, Rougemont, Lauenen and Gsteig, and to Gstaad Airport in Saanen for private flights. Check your price and book online →

Why book with a local company? Global booking platforms pass your trip to whichever operator is free, so you rarely know who is coming. With MilanobyCar you deal with the same small Milan team from the first email to the moment you arrive. When we work with trusted local partner chauffeurs, MilanobyCar remains responsible for your booking, the car and the price.
What We Do

How We Drive You to Gstaad

Every service is private and priced per car. One driver, one car, one group: yours.

01 — Malpensa

Straight from Malpensa Airport

The shortest and most popular way to Gstaad from Milan. The driver follows your flight in real time, waits inside arrivals at Terminal 1 or 2 with a name board and drives straight to the Simplon, with no stop in Milan.

  • About 4 h 15 from Malpensa
  • From €940 per car (E-Class)
  • From €1,025 in the V-Class, up to 6
  • 60 minutes free waiting after landing
  • Delayed flight? The driver waits
  • Coffee stop in the Valais if you like
02 — Milan, Linate & Bergamo

From Your Milan Hotel, Linate or Bergamo

We collect you at any hotel, home or office in Milan, at Milano Centrale, or inside arrivals at Linate and Bergamo, and drive the same route via Malpensa and the Simplon.

  • Milan city, about 4 h 40, from €1,045
  • Linate, about 4 h 50, from €1,085
  • Bergamo Orio al Serio, about 5 h 10, from €1,255
  • Real-time flight tracking
  • Name board in arrivals
  • Price per car, confirmed before you pay
03 — Saanenland

Gstaad, Saanen and Schönried

We drive to every village of the Saanenland and to the chalets on the hillsides above them. For chalets on private or steep roads, send us the address and we plan the drop-off with the concierge.

  • Malpensa to Saanen from €945
  • Schönried, Rougemont, Lauenen
  • Gstaad Airport (Saanen)
  • Glacier 3000 on request
  • Winter-equipped cars
  • Drop-off at the door
04 — Also

Lake Como, Geneva and the Return

We drive back from Gstaad to Malpensa, Milan and every Milan airport, and from Lake Como to the Saanenland. Transfers from Geneva, Bern or Sion are on request. A car at your disposal for the day starts from €620.

  • Gstaad to Malpensa from €970
  • Gstaad to Milan city from €1,075
  • Como to Gstaad from €765
  • Geneva Airport: price on request
  • Bern and Sion: on request
  • Extra hours at €80 per hour
Prices & Journey Times

Malpensa and Milan to Gstaad: Prices and Driving Times

Times we actually plan with in winter on a normal weekday. Snow on the Simplon or the Col des Mosses can add 20 to 40 minutes.

RouteDistanceJourney TimePrice per car
Malpensa Airport (MXP) to Gstaadabout 315 kmabout 4 h 15from €940
Milan city to Gstaadabout 355 kmabout 4 h 40from €1,045
Linate Airport (LIN) to Gstaadabout 365 kmabout 4 h 50from €1,085
Bergamo Airport (BGY) to Gstaadabout 400 kmabout 5 h 10from €1,255
Gstaad to Malpensa Airportabout 315 kmabout 4 h 15from €970
Gstaad to Milan cityabout 355 kmabout 4 h 40from €1,075
Gstaad to Linate Airportabout 365 kmabout 4 h 50from €1,120
Gstaad to Bergamo Airportabout 400 kmabout 5 h 10from €1,235
Malpensa Airport to Saanenabout 310 kmabout 4 h 10from €945
Como to Gstaadabout 350 kmabout 4 h 40from €765
Tremezzo to Gstaadabout 385 kmabout 5 h 10from €770
Bellagio to Gstaadabout 385 kmabout 5 h 10from €830

How our prices work

Prices shown are starting prices for a Mercedes E-Class (up to 2 passengers) on a weekday daytime transfer. The V-Class for up to 6 passengers starts from €1,025 Malpensa to Gstaad and €1,135 from Milan city; the S-Class is on request. Night-time pick-ups, Christmas, New Year and February high-season weekends, and public holidays are priced differently. Enter your trip in the form above to see the exact price for your date. It is per car, not per person, and includes fuel, motorway tolls, the Swiss vignette and parking. Once your booking is confirmed, the price does not change.

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The Fleet

Three Mercedes for Gstaad

Recent Mercedes, no more than two to three years old, cleaned and checked before every transfer.

Mercedes E-Class

Up to 2 passengers · from €940
Couples, honeymoons, business travellers
  • Executive sedan, discreet and elegant
  • Leather interior and climate control
  • 2 large suitcases + cabin bags
  • Child seat free on request
  • Fuel, tolls and parking included
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Mercedes V-Class

Up to 6 passengers · from €1,025
Families, groups, lots of luggage
  • Luxury van with individual seats
  • Room for 6 people, suitcases and skis
  • Same price for 1 to 6 passengers
  • Child seats free on request
  • Fuel, tolls and parking included
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Mercedes S-Class

Up to 2 passengers · On request
VIP arrivals, weddings, special occasions
  • First-class luxury saloon
  • Near-silent cabin, rear comfort seats
  • Light luggage only: choose the V-Class for several suitcases
  • Price on request
  • Fuel, tolls and parking included
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The Route

The Road to Gstaad in Winter

Over the Simplon Pass, along the Rhône valley motorway to Aigle, then over the Col des Mosses to the Saanenland. Open all winter, with no car train.

Map of the private transfer route from Milan and Malpensa to GstaadSchematic map of the route from Malpensa Airport past Lake Maggiore to Domodossola, over the Swiss border at Gondo and the Simplon Pass to Brig, along the Rhône valley motorway past Sion and Martigny to Aigle, then over the Col des Mosses and through Château-d’Oex to Gstaad, about 315 km and 4 h 15. The Lötschberg car-train alternative via Kandersteg is shown dashed.Lake MaggioreSWITZERLANDITALYSwiss border (Gondo)Lötschberg car trainMalpensa MXPLINMilanDomodossolaSimplon PassBrigSionMartignyAigleCol des MossesChâteau-d’OexGstaadKanderstegSchematic map, not to scale
Malpensa – Simplon – Aigle – Gstaad From Milan city, and the Lötschberg car-train alternative Airports Towns on the way

Stop by stop

  1. 1
    Malpensa AirportStart

    Pick-up inside arrivals at Terminal 1 or 2. From Milan city, Linate or Bergamo add 25 to 55 minutes.

  2. 2
    Domodossolaabout 90 km · 1 h 05

    Past Lake Maggiore to the last Italian town before the border at Gondo.

  3. 3
    Simplon Pass and Brigabout 145 km · 2 h

    Over the 2,005 m Simplon, cleared all winter, and down into the Rhône valley.

  4. 4
    Sion and Martignyabout 230 km · 2 h 50

    Along the Valais motorway through the vineyards of the Rhône valley.

  5. 5
    Aigle and the Col des Mossesabout 280 km · 3 h 35

    Up from the Rhône to the 1,445 m Col des Mosses, open all year.

  6. 6
    Château-d’Oex, Saanen and Gstaadabout 315 km · about 4 h 15

    Down the Pays-d’Enhaut into the Saanenland, to the door of your hotel or chalet.

Approximate winter driving times from Malpensa Airport.

Why MilanobyCar

Local, Licensed, Milan-Based Since 1993

The details that make a long cross-border transfer easy, from the first email to your hotel in Gstaad.

01

Fixed Price, Written Confirmation

You see the price before you pay. Once confirmed it does not change for traffic, luggage or delays.

02

A Milan Company Since 1993

Not a global platform or an app. You talk to the same small team that plans and looks after your trip.

03

English-Speaking Drivers

Every driver speaks English and knows the Simplon in winter, the Gondo border and the hotels and chalets of the Saanenland.

04

Swiss Motorways Included

Motorway tolls, the Swiss motorway vignette, fuel and parking are in the price. There is nothing to pay on the day.

05

One Team Responsible

When a trusted local partner chauffeur drives for us, MilanobyCar remains responsible for your booking, the car and the price.

06

Licensed NCC Operator

A fully licensed Italian private hire company (NCC), insured for every passenger on every trip.

07

Child Seats at No Cost

Baby and child seats are free on long journeys like Malpensa to Gstaad. Just tell us the ages when you book.

08

Price Per Car, Not Per Person

One price for the whole vehicle. A family of four pays the same as one passenger in the same car.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions — Malpensa and Milan to Gstaad

How much does a private transfer from Malpensa to Gstaad cost?

A private transfer from Malpensa Airport to Gstaad starts from €940 per car for a Mercedes E-Class with up to 2 passengers, and from €1,025 for the Mercedes V-Class with up to 6 passengers. From Milan city it starts from €1,045, from Linate from €1,085 and from Bergamo Airport from €1,255. Night-time transfers, Christmas, New Year, February weekends and public holidays are priced differently. The price is per car, not per person, and includes fuel, tolls, the Swiss vignette and parking. Enter your trip in the booking form to see the exact price for your date.

How long does it take from Malpensa to Gstaad?

About 4 h 15 for the 315 km from Malpensa to Gstaad, over the Simplon Pass, along the Rhône valley to Aigle and over the Col des Mosses. From Milan city it takes about 4 h 40, from Linate about 4 h 50 and from Bergamo about 5 h 10. Snow on the passes can add 20 to 40 minutes.

Which route do you take from Milan to Gstaad in winter?

We drive over the Simplon Pass to Brig, along the Rhône valley motorway past Sion and Martigny to Aigle, then over the Col des Mosses and through Château-d’Oex to Gstaad. Both passes are kept open all winter and there is no car train to book.

Which airport is closest to Gstaad?

Geneva is the closest major airport, about 2 hours by car; Bern and Sion are closer but have few scheduled flights, and Zurich is about 2 h 45. Malpensa is about 4 h 15 and is the right choice when your flight lands in Milan or you combine Switzerland with Milan or Lake Como. Transfers from Geneva, Bern and Sion are on request.

Can you pick us up at Malpensa and drive straight to Gstaad?

Yes. The driver follows your flight in real time, waits inside arrivals at Terminal 1 or 2 with a name board, includes 60 minutes of free waiting after landing and drives straight to Gstaad without stopping in Milan, with a coffee stop on the way if you like.

Do we need a passport to go from Milan to Gstaad?

Switzerland is in the Schengen area, so there is normally no passport control, but it is not in the EU and customs checks can happen at the border at Gondo. Every passenger should carry a valid passport or national ID card, and goods above the duty-free allowance must be declared.

Is there a train from Milan to Gstaad?

Yes, but with several changes: via Brig and Spiez, or via Lausanne, Montreux and the GoldenPass line, around five hours in total. A private car takes about 4 h 15 from Malpensa to your hotel door with no changes.

Do you drive to Saanen, Schönried and the other villages?

Yes. Malpensa to Saanen starts from €945 per car, and we drive to Schönried, Saanenmöser, Rougemont, Lauenen, Gsteig and to Gstaad Airport in Saanen for private flights.

Can you take our skis?

Yes. Ski and snowboard bags fit in the Mercedes V-Class together with the luggage of up to 6 passengers. Tell us how many ski bags you have when you book so we send the right car.

Do you also drive from Gstaad back to Malpensa?

Yes. Gstaad to Malpensa starts from €970, to Milan city from €1,075, to Linate from €1,120 and to Bergamo from €1,235 per car. For an afternoon flight from Malpensa, leave Gstaad about seven hours before take-off.

Do you drive from Lake Como to Gstaad?

Yes. Como to Gstaad starts from €765, Tremezzo from €770 and Bellagio from €830 per car, about 4 h 40 to 5 h 10.

Do you provide child seats?

Yes. Baby seats, child seats and boosters are free of charge on long journeys such as Malpensa to Gstaad. Tell us the age of each child when you book so we can prepare the right seats.

Is MilanobyCar a local company?

Yes. MilanobyCar is a licensed NCC private hire company based in Milan since 1993, run by Adrian and a small team. We are not a global platform or a booking app: you deal with the same people from the first email to the end of your trip. When we work with trusted local partner chauffeurs, MilanobyCar remains responsible for your booking.

How do I book and pay?

Enter your pick-up, destination, date and time in the booking form on this page to see the price and book online, or contact us by WhatsApp or phone at +39 335 821 0912 or by email at booking@milanobycar.com. Payment is made online through a secure link. Cancellation terms are in our booking terms and conditions.


Which Airport for Gstaad: Malpensa, Geneva or Bern?

Geneva is the closest major airport to Gstaad, about 2 hours by car; Bern and Sion are closer but have few scheduled flights, and Zurich is about 2 h 45. Milan Malpensa is about 4 h 15. Malpensa makes sense when your long-haul flight lands in Milan, when you combine Switzerland with Milan or Lake Como, or when there is no convenient connection to Geneva. Gstaad Airport in Saanen takes private aircraft only.

The Simplon, the Col des Mosses and the Swiss Border

From Milan we cross into Switzerland at Gondo and drive over the Simplon Pass, which is kept open all year, then along the Rhône valley motorway to Aigle and over the Col des Mosses, also open in winter. The alternative via the Lötschberg car train from Goppenstein to Kandersteg is shorter on the map but depends on the train timetable, and its ticket is not included. Switzerland is in the Schengen area but not in the EU, so customs checks can happen and every passenger needs a valid passport or national ID card.

Practical Tips: High Season, Ski Bags and the Drive Back

Between Christmas and New Year and in February Gstaad is at its busiest, so book early and tell us how many ski bags you travel with. For an afternoon flight from Malpensa, we usually suggest leaving Gstaad about seven hours before take-off.

Page updated October 2026 by Adrian, MilanobyCar.


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From Malpensa, Milan, Linate or Bergamo to Gstaad and the Saanenland, from €940 per car, confirmed before you pay. A Milan company since 1993.

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  • Pick-up or drop-off for Zermatt only in Täsch and for Venice only in Piazzale Roma.
  • The price doesn't include the Mont Blanc, Fréjus or Great St Bernard tunnel fees on the way to France and Switzerland, lake ferries, or the Venice water taxi, if applicable.

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