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Airport transfer to Morzine
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi all,

Hope everyone's had a good Christmas, Looking at going away in March and will need airport transfers to Morzine from Geneva Airport?

Can anyone recommend some one cheap?

There will be four adults (one ski bag) date we are looking at going is the 21st March!

Also would like to know your thought about the resort?

Thanks

Adam
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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We used Powdercabs who transfer to a lot of the PDS resorts. They were efficient, reliable and reasonable. Have only been to Morzine once and really liked it. Lots of lovely tree lined runs with the option of going up to Avoriaz for more runs.
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Cant comment on transfer as we always hire a car, really easy drive from Geneva, might be worth a look at.

Morzine itself is a bit of a weird village, more of a town. It is spread out across two sides of the bottom of a valley, some hotels you have to walk across a pedestrian bridge to get to from the main area for lift access and bars.

The telecabine for avoriaz side of the PDS is a 5 min walk (or little ski train) from the lift up into the les gets area.

Avoriaz side is massive and varied but generally a bit tougher than the les gets side which is smaller but still good for a day or two depending on ability (when i was there it was much quieter in les gets side).
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Broadway - both snowandtrek and DallyPaul here on the site can provide transfers.

My top tip, though, is to wait to book.

If you book a transfer too early then you end up paying for it to run. If you wait until a week or two before you need it then there's a good chance that you'll be able to "space fill" on someone else's transfer and get a much better rate.
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Thanks for replying guys!
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