Milan to Asiago Summer Transfers
Escape the summer heat to the lush green plateau. We navigate the famous Costo road hairpins smoothly so your family can simply relax in our climate-controlled fleet.
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Our Transport is Ready for Mountains
Smooth Alpine Ascents
The SP349 Costo road is famous for its 10 massive hairpin turns. Our chauffeurs are trained in executive driving techniques to ensure a smooth, nausea-free climb to the plateau.
Spacious Family Vehicles
Asiago is a premier family destination. Our Mercedes V-Class vans offer plenty of room for child seats, strollers, and bulky winter luggage.
Winter Highway Experts
Winter driving in Northern Italy can be unpredictable. Our fleet is fully equipped with winter tires to safely handle both the high-speed A4 motorway and the snowy alpine roads.
Smooth Alpine Ascents
The SP349 Costo road is famous for its 10 massive hairpin turns. Our chauffeurs are trained in executive driving techniques to ensure a smooth, nausea-free climb to the plateau.
Cool Alpine Comfort
Leave the humid Milan heat behind. Our fleet features advanced climate control so you stay impeccably cool the entire trip up to the fresh mountain air of Asiago.
Spacious Family Vehicles
Asiago is a premier summer family destination. Our Mercedes V-Class vans offer plenty of room for child seats, strollers, and bulky outdoor equipment.
Our Vehicles
Mercedes-Benz S-Class
VIP Mountain Arrival
- Flagship luxury sedan design
- 4MATIC all-wheel drive stability
- Rear reclining massage seats
Mercedes-Benz V-Class
Skier Group / Family Transfer
- Spacious premium seating for up to 7
- Huge luggage capacity for oversized bags
- Face-to-face conference seating setup
Mercedes-Benz E-Class
Executive Alpine Transfer
- Refined executive styling and dynamics
- Highly cost-effective express transit
- English-speaking professional driver
Mercedes-Benz S-Class
VIP Summer Arrival
- Flagship luxury sedan design
- Advanced climate control & panoramic roof
- Rear reclining massage seats
Mercedes-Benz V-Class
Bike & Hike / Family Transfer
- Spacious premium seating for up to 7
- Ample room for mountain bikes & golf clubs
- Face-to-face conference seating setup
Mercedes-Benz E-Class
Executive Summer Transfer
- Refined executive styling and dynamics
- Highly cost-effective express transit
- English-speaking professional driver
Milan Airports to Asiago
Skip the stressful public trains and multiple bus transfers in the summer heat. We will meet you in the arrivals hall and transfer you directly to your hotel or chalet on the Asiago plateau.
Malpensa Airport
The fastest and most convenient gateway for international flights.
Linate Airport
Extremely convenient for European flights into Milan.
Bergamo Airport
The closest major airport, located directly on the A4 route.
"We were worried about getting motion sickness on the 10 hairpin turns of the Costo road, but our driver was incredibly smooth. A perfect start to our family ski trip."M. F. (Italy)
"We traveled with two young children who usually get sick on mountain roads. Our chauffeur drove the 10 hairpins of the Costo road so smoothly that they slept the entire way."L. T. (UK)
Asiago Destination Guide
In summer, the Asiago Plateau (Altopiano dei Sette Comuni) transforms into a lush green paradise offering a cool escape from the summer heat. It is a haven for hikers, mountain bikers, and history enthusiasts exploring the deep World War I heritage scattered across the trails. It remains the perfect relaxed, family-friendly alternative to the crowded Dolomite peaks.
Fresh, cool summer climate.
Endless trails and historical sites.
Relaxed, sunny, and welcoming.
Frequently Asked Questions
My wife gets terrible motion sickness, and I heard the Costo Road has 10 brutal hairpins. Is your driving smooth enough?
We’re bringing two sets of cross-country skis, poles, and heavy family winter luggage. Will it all fit?
Our flight lands at Linate (LIN), but our friends are flying into Bergamo (BGY). Can you do a double pickup?
I read that snow can dump on the plateau very suddenly. Are your vans actually prepared for a blizzard?
We have a 3-year-old and a 5-year-old. Do we need to bring our own bulky child seats on the plane?
It’s nearly a 3-hour drive from Malpensa to Asiago. Is it possible to stop so the kids can stretch their legs?
We are trying to escape the terrible humidity in Milan in August. Do your vans have strong air conditioning in the back rows?
My kids get really carsick on mountain roads. How do your drivers handle the tight bends on the Costo Road?
We are bringing two very expensive mountain bikes for the summer trails. Can you transport them safely?
We want to stop for a quick lunch near Vicenza before heading up to the plateau. Is it possible to add waiting time?
Our family of 5 is flying into Malpensa with massive hiking backpacks and a double stroller. Will we all fit comfortably?
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