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Taxi St. Anton – Price list You want to find the cheapest taxi in St. Anton? Then it’s just important to select the right taxi company. Thanks to our range, you instantly know who is the cheapest taxi in St. Anton and so you can profit quickly. We like to drive you! Local taxi price St. Anton From: To: Day: Night: St. Anton Center 8 € 12 € St. Anton Mooserkreuz 9 € 13 € St. Anton Dengert 9 € 13 € St. Anton Nasserein 9 € 13 € St. Anton St. Jakob – bis Kirche 10 € 15 € St. Anton Gsoer 11 € 16 € St. Anton Gand – Untergand 13 € 19 € St. Anton Gastig – Hochgastig 8 € 12 € St. Anton Stadle 8 € 12 € * Local taxi prices in Euro including 10% VAT. Price subject to change. Local taxi transfer price list – Taxi St. Anton am Arlberg Taxi price from St. Anton to the close villages From: To: Day: Night: St. Anton Bludenz 80 € 114 € St. Anton Dalaas 71 € 106 € St. Anton Ferwall 20 € 30 € St. Anton Flirsch 33 € 46 € St. Anton Flirsch Berg 37 € 52 € St. Anton Galtuer 119 € 178 € St. Anton Hangar 15 € 22 € St. Anton Ischgl 103 € 154 € From: To: Day: Night: St. Anton Kappl 84 € 120 € St. Anton Kloesterle 64 € 90 € St. Anton Landeck 60 € 85 € St. Anton Langen 54 € 85 € St. Anton Lech 54 € 75 € St. Anton Oberlech – Zug 66 € 93 € St. Anton Pettneu 22 € 30 € St. Anton Pettneu – Reit 24 € 33 € St. Anton Pians 49 € 70 € St. Anton Rauz 34 € 48 € St. Anton Schnann 28 € 39 € St. Anton See 63 € 93 € St. Anton St. Christoph 22 € 33 € St. Anton Strengen 42 € 60 € St. Anton Strengen Berg 47 € 67 € St. Anton Stuben 45 € 63 € St. Anton Ulmerhuette 27 € 40 € St. Anton Wald 69 € 100 € St. Anton Zams 64 € 93 € St. Anton Zuers 45 € 63 € St. Anton Zug – Oberlech 66 € 93 € * Close villages taxi prices in Euro including 10% VAT. Price subject to change. Taxi transfer price list – Taxi St. Anton am Arlberg Airport transfer taxi price St. Anton From: To: 1-3 pax: 4-8 pax: Zurich airport St. Anton 355 € 380 € Innsbruck airport St. Anton 190 € 220 € Munich airport St. Anton 495 € 540 € Friedrichshafen airport St. Anton 265 € 290 € Memmingen airport St. Anton 315 € 340 € Altenrhein airport St. Anton 215 € 240 € Salzburg airport St. Anton 495 € 540 € * Airport transfer taxi prices in Euro including 10% VAT. Price subject to change. The airport transfer prices are just indicative and may be negotiated. Airport taxi transfer price list – Taxi St. Anton am Arlberg Taxi St. Anton – 6580 Sankt Anton am Arlberg - +43 664 930 66 26 .

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