I'm a single person looking for a 4-5 night ski trip end of March/first weekend of April, and am finding it impossible to get transfers anywhere which don't cost about 4 times the flight price. Would consider car hire but the parking is so pricey it doesn't seem any better.
I am looking at any (reasonably high altitude) ski area, leaving from all London airports. There seem to be plenty of good deals on week-long packages but I can only take 3 days off work.
Any tips on how to find something? I don't have a particular budget in mind, just don't want to pay 75% of the trip cost in transfers!
Any tips for reasonably-priced transfers?
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Started by Bargainhunter76 in Ski Chatter 13-Mar-2016 - 5 Replies
Bargainhunter76 posted Mar-2016
Andid
reply to 'Any tips for reasonably-priced transfers?' posted Mar-2016
You right as a single traveler iv had the same problem. I was looking two weeks ago on interactive resorts and stranglly there were several short holiday in 3/4 days. One of these or a short holiday with someone else could be a good option . Good luck.
Andy dobson
Daved
reply to 'Any tips for reasonably-priced transfers?' posted Mar-2016
This is why I drive!! but I still think that self drive might be best ...it about 50 euros to park in Val Thorens.
Jimbobilini
reply to 'Any tips for reasonably-priced transfers?' posted Mar-2016
You could try Obertauern. 64 euros return from Salzburg. It is only an hour from the airport so if you get an early flight, you could be skiing by midday. The resort is high by Austrian standards too and has got reliable snow. If you send an accommodation booking request through their website, you can get some good deals.
Ranchero_1979
reply to 'Any tips for reasonably-priced transfers?' posted Mar-2016
Chamonix is by far the most convenient resort in Alps to get to. Transfer will be 25 euro each way with any of the many transfer companies.
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Topic last updated on 14-March-2016 at 14:59