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transport from venice marco polo airport to Lavarone
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Hi, does anyone know if there is any easy way to get from Venice Marco Polo to Lavarone? I have tried searching and there doesn't appear to be a shuttle service. I am looking for a short break so hiring a car or getting trains is not an option.
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Doing it without using a train or hiring a car would probably mean a private taxi which would cost an arm and a leg.
There must be a bus-train-bus option there. Bus from airport to Mestre, then train to Rovereto or Trento, then a local bus. Sounds like a lot of hassle though.
Why would hiring a car not be an option on a short break?
Have you priced it up? Car hire is spectacularly inexpensive in winter in Italy.
I just booked a car from Milan for 6 days for £48.
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Found this transfer service
https://www.flyskishuttle.com/en/
It seems there may be a shared bus transfer from VCE depending on flight timings
This suggests there is a public bus service from Venice to Lavarone, again depending on timings, you may be able to get a bus from airport to Mestre and pick it up there.
https://www.rome2rio.com/s/Venice/Lavarone
Though it looks like you need to change buses a few times alond g the way.
Car hire looks the best option if you can find a cheap rental.
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Thanks Luigi..I am not sure I am brave enough to drive in Italy....
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
peeblesarmenian wrote:
Thanks Luigi..I am not sure I am brave enough to drive in Italy....
Driving in Italy gets worse the further South you go. You do get the odd Alfa driver who thnks he's doing the Mille Miglia and must get by at all costs, but driving is usually pretty sedate in the Alps, no worse than UK.
The worst bit about hiring a car in Venice Marco Polo is finding your way from Arrivals to the Car Hire area on the roof of the multi-storey car park next door, but they have done a swish covered travelator and good signage now. Then finding the way down the narrow ramps to get out...'USCITA' means exit!
The motorway is right outside the airport, so that's easy.
Mountain resort access roads can be windy, but usually kept clear, as most Italians are on summer tyres.
Just got to remember which side of the road you need to drive on!!
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