Bus hire Lake Constance with driver

Yes. The ferry between Meersburg and Konstanz-Staad also transports tour buses. We plan the crossing into your tour and consider possible waiting times in the scheduling. On summer weekends, the waiting time can be noticeable, so we schedule the crossing outside peak times as much as possible.

Yes, three-country tours are among the most frequent Lake Constance trips of our groups. There are no border formalities for passengers. We take care of the Swiss vignette and all other formalities for the vehicle. Customs checks are rare and then usually proceed smoothly.

For a relaxed visit, we recommend three to four hours. If you want to see everything, including the Butterfly House, the Castle, and all the gardens, it's better to plan four to five hours. The island is accessible via a bridge and has its own bus parking spaces.

The price depends on the starting point, the scope of the tour, vehicle size and duration. A day trip from southern Germany costs considerably less than a three-day round trip through three countries. As a rule, you will receive a non-binding quote within 24 hours on working days. We have broken down the factors that determine the price in our cost overview.

Yes, many groups combine bus and ship. A common pattern: bus ride to Konstanz, boat trip to Mainau, pickup by the bus in Meersburg. We coordinate the schedules so that waiting times are kept to a minimum.

Yes, the bus operates in any weather. The region also offers alternatives in the rain: Zeppelin Museum in Friedrichshafen, Palmenhaus on Mainau, Sea Life in Konstanz or the old towns. We adjust the route at short notice if necessary.

Vehicles with a boarding aid on request, depending on the partner operator and availability. Please specify the need when making the request so that we can schedule a suitable vehicle. The island of Mainau is largely barrier-free.

For trips over three hours, we plan rest breaks at suitable rest areas. For Lake Constance day trips from southern Germany, this is usually one to two breaks. The break planning also depends on the driver's legally required driving and rest times.