Prague ↔ Passau
Your Stress-Free Cruise Transfer
Embarking on a Danube River cruise or finishing your journey in Passau?
Make your travel between Prague and Passau as smooth as the river itself. Skip the crowded trains and the hassle of navigating cobblestone streets with heavy luggage.
My premium private transfer offers a door-to-door service that connects your hotel in Prague directly with the cruise ship piers in Passau. Whether you are heading to the ship or arriving from one, I'll ensure you travel in comfort, safety, and style.
Why Choose My Private Service?
Direct Pier Drop-off/Pick-up: I know exactly where the cruise docks are located in Passau. No searching, no stress.
Luggage Assistance: I'll handle the heavy lifting, so you don't have to.
Maximum Comfort: Enjoy a spacious 7-seater Ford Van with free Wi-Fi, bottled water, and phone chargers.
Total Flexibility: Travel on your own schedule. If your ship is delayed, I'll be there waiting for you.
Transfer duration: 3,5 hours (without sightseeing)
Price: 360 EUR / per group (up to 7 passengers).
Enhance Your Journey: Sightseeing Stopovers
Turn your transfer into a memorable day trip by adding one of these popular stops along the way.
Option 1:
The Fairy-Tale Duo (Cesky Krumlov & Hluboka Castle)
The ultimate South Bohemian experience.
Price: + 90 EUR per group
Duration: 3–5 hours visit (Add approx. 90 min. to the total driving time)
Cesky Krumlov:
A UNESCO World Heritage site and the 2nd most visited place in the country.
Explore narrow medieval streets, the massive castle complex, and the unique atmosphere of the Old Town.
Hluboka Castle:
Often called the most beautiful castle in the Czech Republic. This white, Windsor-style chateau is surrounded by magnificent gardens. Even a short walk around the exterior feels like stepping into a storybook.
Option 2:
Beer & Kings (Pilsner Urquell & Karlstejn Castle)
A perfect mix of Czech history and world-famous brewing.
Price: + 90 EUR per group
Duration: 2–4 hours visit (Directly on the route via Pilsen)
Pilsner Urquell Brewery:
Did you know that Pilsner Urquell inspired more than two-thirds of all beer produced today? Take a tour of the legendary brewery born in 1842. If we are short on time, we can visit the courtyard, the souvenir shop, and enjoy a traditional lunch in the brewery restaurant.
Karlstejn Castle:
Founded in 1348 by Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV to safeguard the Imperial Regalia and crown jewels. This majestic Gothic fortress is a true icon. Even if you don't take a guided interior tour, the views of the castle's exterior are breathtaking and well worth the hike.
