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Transfers from Turin Airport to Serre Chevalier Help
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I don't know whether to hire a car which seems to coming to alot of money or get an airport transfer from Turin Airport to Serre Chevalier. Having difficulty finding a company that does transfers at the moment. Also what do people do with their luggage when they arrive early in the resort. Want to get as much skiing in as possible, but cannot access apartment until PM of the day we arrive. So what do I do? If I had a car I could leave my stuff in there, but transfers would be much easier.

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

When do u arrive? What is sometimes possible is to hitch a ride with one of the tour operators that use the airport. Equity, Neilson and First choice use Turin every week and I think Skibound might do but not sure so perhaps get in contact with them and enquire about booking just the transfer (usually about 40€ which is a darn sight cheaper than a taxi/ renting a car). Luggage could maybe even be left in the tour operator's hotel. Or if ur renting equipment there, ask the rental shop nicely.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

I have used CTA to get from Turin to Val D'Isere, far cheaper than anyone else and great job done. We are using them again this year. Their email is cta@ctataxi.it. We were able to leave our gear at booking agent where we were picking up our keys and just hit the slopes.
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Joey, you could try contacting Jackson via http://www.serrechevaliertransfers.com/ . It is a fairly new operation, so I can't comment on costs or reliability.
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