 Poster: A snowHead
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Looking for current advice of transfer options from Venice to San Martino, which is near the Kronplatz area of the Dolomites.
2 of us arriving Sunday 12th Feb 2012 about midday and needing be back a week later around the same time.
Have any  s used a transfer service ( either public or private ) that they would recommend?
Thanks
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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We did for Selva! Cant remember the taxi firm we used but if only two of you it may be cheaper to hire a car!
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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?
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geepee, Thanks for the link, I will check it out.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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CP,
From our website (on the "Other" tab) go to Self Drive then click the Bus Link
These will get you there.
Next year's timetable isn't out yet - but no worries this is a big bus Co and they will put the TT up around July/Aug
If you have problem, give them a call. If you just start talking english they will transfer to the an english speaking opp
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Wayne,
Good find, I had been searching for transfers to Canazei for a trip next March. I could not find anything, this is not even on the Dolomiti superski or Val Di Fassa home page. I had resigned myself to the cost of hiring a car and the chore of driving.
2 of us going 2 x €29, I doubt that would even cover the cost of fuel for the hire car.
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geepee & Wayne, think you have given CP the information for the wrong resort. You gave details of how to get to San Martino Di Castrozza which is nowhere near Kronplatz. I'm sure CP is talking about the village of San Martino in Badia which is near to San Lorenzo & Brunico in Val Pusteria and just North West of the Kronplatz ski area.
www.sanmartin.it/
CP the following link has a route from Venice to Dobbiaco. From there you can get a train to San Lorenzo and then taxi to San Martino. Not ideal I know, however there may be better transfer options than this from Venice. You could check the Kronplatz web site to see if there is any more information on there. Personally I would fly to Innsbruck (if possible) as the transfer option by public transport would be much easier.
http://www.cortinaexpress.it/en/index.htm
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We've done Marco Polo to Selva. Hire a car, time it right and have a day in Venice as an added treat. 
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