Ski Resort Transfers from Prague
The Czech mountains are two to two and a half hours from Prague. A transfer costs from €104 for the whole car, delivered to your hotel door, with skis and snowboards carried free. Every destination and price is below.
Harrachov — the Krkonoše resort closest to Prague
Prices by resort
| Resort | From Prague | Comfort, up to 4 | Minivan, up to 8 | Full day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Harrachov | ||||
| 130 km | €104 | €130 | from €156 | Špindlerův Mlýn |
| 150 km | €120 | €150 | from €180 | Pec pod Sněžkou |
| 160 km | €128 | €160 | from €192 | Nové Město na Moravě |
| 150 km | €120 | €150 | from €180 |
The price is per car, not per person. For a group of four that is €26–32 each — comparable to coach tickets, but with no changes and the skis in the boot.
«Full day» means we take you up in the morning, wait four hours and bring you back to Prague in the evening. Each further hour of waiting is €5.
Why people take a transfer to the slopes
- Skis. Carried free, with no limit on the number of sets — tell us in advance and we send a car with the right luggage space. Coaches charge for oversized luggage and space is not guaranteed
- Door to door. To the hotel itself, not to a stop in the village. With skis, suitcases and children the last three hundred metres uphill are an adventure of their own
- Winter roads. The cars run on winter tyres and the drivers carry chains. The final kilometres to every one of these resorts are mountain road
- No changes, no timetable. There is no direct train into the Krkonoše and the coach almost always means an interchange. You leave when it suits you — first lift included
- Child seats free
Which resort
Špindlerův Mlýn — the best known
The largest resort in the country, inside the Krkonoše National Park, between 715 and 1,235 metres. Two ski areas, Svatý Petr and Medvědín, on one lift pass, with floodlit evening skiing and the longest season in the Czech Republic. This is where people go for a proper ski holiday.
Pec pod Sněžkou — under the highest mountain
At the foot of Sněžka, 1,602 metres. The bowl is sheltered from wind and the snow lies five or six months. A chairlift runs to the summit, with a view across the Czech and Polish Sudetes. Door-to-door delivery matters most here — the village is strung out along a valley.
Harrachov — closest, and the ski jumps
Two hours from Prague and the easiest for a day trip. Home to the Čerťák jumping complex with its ski-flying hill, one of only a handful in the world, plus an old glassworks with a museum and brewery.
Nové Město na Moravě — biathlon
Not downhill but cross-country: the Vysočina Arena hosts Biathlon World Cup rounds. The next is 21–24 January 2027. During the racing the shuttle buses fill up, and a transfer is often the only calm way to arrive.
Book a transfer
Send us the resort, the date, the pick-up time and address, the number of passengers and how many sets of skis. Flying in? Send the flight number and the driver will meet you in arrivals.
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Frequently asked questions
What does it cost to get four people and their skis there?
From €104 for the whole car — €26 a head to Harrachov, €30 to Špindlerův Mlýn, €32 to Pec. The skis are included.
Is there a charge for skis?
No. Tell us how many sets when you book so we send a car with the right luggage space.
Will you take us to the hotel?
Yes, to the door. That matters most in Pec and Špindlerův Mlýn, where the villages run the length of a valley.
Can we go up for a single day?
Yes, there is a separate rate with waiting included, from €156 per car. Harrachov suits a day trip best — it is the nearest.
What if the road is closed by snow?
Winter tyres as standard and chains in the car. If a pass closes outright we tell you in advance and move the booking.
When is the season?
Roughly December to April in the Krkonoše, usually longest at Špindlerův Mlýn.
