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Geneva - Courmayeur Transfers help wanted
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi

What am I missing?

Whenever I go to PDS/3V transfers are about £50 each way. To Courmayeur, I'm struggling to find a return at the times I need (first thing Saturday, late afternoon Tuesday) for anything less than £300.

I know Aosta Express is €48 each way, but they are fully booked. Are there any other similarly priced options?

Thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Where from?

I've got there by taking the train to Aosta, then another to PreSaintDidier (think thats right) and a bus from there (there's also a bus from Aosta). Train cost us about 20euro each way from Milan and the bus was a couple of euros. We had a few changes but it went like clockwork (it's easier from Turin). For Milan (and Turin I beleive) you need a shuttle bus to get to/from the train station. Early morning train from Milan inc' a load of changes and we still were on the slopes early afternoon and coming back we skied in the morning and caught an evening train back.
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Cheapest solution would be easyBus (www.easyBus.fr) from Geneva Airport to Chamonix Railway Station then the public Savda bus from Chamonix Railway Station to Cournayeur bus station.
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@NaturalSelector, Courmayeur is a single, rather isolated, not very big resort that's much easier accessed from Turin or Milan.

So there's not enough demand for the rather more established infrastructure that now provides for the usual out of GVA destinations.

Remember that Transfer Companies (that aren't taxis) are a rather recently arrived animal. Previously, you were on the TO bus, a rental, your own car or a taxi. (Exc. public transport).
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