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Basel-Mulhouse (EuroAirport) airport transfer by van

EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse is a popular way into Alsace, in the south of the region. A private van saves you changing bus and train with your luggage. It suits families, groups of up to 8 and travellers tired after a flight.

The simulator gives your price before departure, for the whole vehicle.

Your price in 30 seconds

  1. Where?
  2. When?
  3. Price

Where are you going?

How it works

  • Your driver meets you on arrival with a sign with your name.
  • We track your flight, so a delay is no problem.
  • We work 24/7, including early mornings and late nights.
  • The price is confirmed before departure and covers the whole vehicle.

Distance and journey time

The airport is about 135 km from Strasbourg centre, around 1 h 35 by car depending on traffic (OSRM road calculation).

Meeting point

The airport has a French side and a Swiss side. For Alsace, leave through the French side: bus line 11 leaves from the Arrivals France forecourt, according to the airport website. Your driver waits with a sign with your name. We confirm the meeting point with you before your flight.

What about public transport?

According to the airport, bus line 11 runs to Saint-Louis railway station every 15 to 30 minutes from 5 am to midnight, taking about 10 to 15 minutes. From Saint-Louis, regional trains go to Mulhouse, Colmar, Sélestat and Strasbourg. It is cheaper, but you have a bus-to-train change with your bags.

Van or saloon car?

The van (up to 8 passengers) is ideal for a family or group with suitcases. The saloon car (up to 3 passengers) suits a couple or a solo traveller. We can also drop you in Colmar or on the Wine Route.

Book

Book on the Booking page. To prepare your transfer, keep your flight number, the number of passengers and suitcases, and your destination address to hand. See also our guide Getting to Strasbourg from the airport.

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Book your transfer

Call +33 3 88 26 13 13 or message us on WhatsApp. We answer in English, French and Arabic.

Frequently asked questions

Which side of EuroAirport should I leave from?

For Alsace, the French side. The airport has French and Swiss sectors, so follow the France signs and tell us your flight number when you book.

How long is the journey to Strasbourg?

About 1 h 35 for about 135 km, depending on traffic.

What if my flight is delayed?

Give us your flight number when you book. We track your arrival and the driver adapts.

Is the price per person?

No, the price is for the vehicle: van for up to 8 passengers with luggage, saloon car for up to 3.

Can you provide child seats?

Yes, on request. Tell us the children's ages when you book.

What languages do the drivers speak?

Our drivers speak English, French and Arabic.

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