Turin Airport Transfers

1. What ski resorts can I reach from Turin Airport?

• Popular ski resorts accessible from Turin Airport include Sestriere, Sauze d’Oulx, Bardonecchia, Cervinia, and La Thuile. Many of these resorts are part of the Milky Way (Via Lattea) ski area, offering a variety of slopes and terrains.

2. How long does it take to get from Turin Airport to major ski resorts?

• Sestriere: Around 1.5 hours by car.
• Sauze d’Oulx: Around 1 hour 15 minutes.
• Bardonecchia: Around 1.5 hours.
• Cervinia: Approximately 2 hours.
• La Thuile: Approximately 2 hours.

3. What are the transfer options from Turin Airport to ski resorts?

• Private Transfers: Book a private car, minivan, or luxury transfer for direct service from the airport to your ski resort.
• Shared Shuttles: More affordable, shared transfers that operate on a schedule and stop at various resorts.
• Car Rentals: Available at Turin Airport if you prefer to drive yourself, but remember to check snow tyre requirements.
• Public Transport: Limited, but buses and trains are available to certain resorts, though you may need to combine different modes of transport.

4. Do ski transfers from Turin Airport offer child seats?

• Yes, we provide child seats upon request free of charge. It is recommended to add this request during the booking process.

5. How much do Turin ski transfers cost?

• Prices vary depending on the type of transfer and the destination. Our private transfers, expect to pay between €120-185 for one-way trips to resorts like Sestriere or Sauze d’Oulx. Shared shuttles are more budget-friendly, usually costing around €25-40 per person.

6. Do I need to book ski transfers in advance?

• Yes, it’s highly recommended to book transfers in advance, especially during the peak ski season, to ensure availability and better rates.
  To book simply pay a small booking fee then pay a discounted price direct to your driver on arrival.

7. Are Turin Airport ski transfers available 24/7?

• Our private transfers can be booked for any time, depending on availability. Shared shuttles usually operate on a set schedule, so it’s important to check if your flight arrival matches the shuttle times.

8. What happens if my flight is delayed?

• We monitor flight arrivals and adjust the pickup time accordingly. If you notice a delay of more than an hour, it's best to let us know. For shared shuttles, it’s advisable to contact the service provider if your delay is significant.

9. Can I book a one-way transfer from Turin Airport to my ski resort?

• Yes, at cheap-taxis.com we offer both one-way and round-trip options, depending on your travel plans. When searching please select single (one-way) or return (both-ways)

10. Are ski transfers from Turin Airport suitable for large groups?

• Yes, large groups can book minivans, minibuses, or even larger vehicles for group transfers. Be sure to specify your group size when booking to ensure the right vehicle is allocated.

11. Is it necessary to carry chains or snow tyres when driving from Turin Airport to ski resorts?

• Yes, our vehicles have either snow tyres or chains when driving in mountainous areas, especially in winter. If hiring a car rental most companies at Turin Airport will provide snow chains, but always confirm this when booking.

TOP 5 SKI RESORTS LOVED BY SKIERS IN EASY REACH FROM TURIN AIRPORT

CERVINIA:

Soll is a great destination for the whole family, it’s part of the larger SkiWelt area and covers over 280km of great ski runs. With its treeline slopes and amazing views, you can be sure of a fantastic time here.

The village itself is centred around a lovely onion-shaped church, it has plenty of bars featuring some great live music.
If you feel energetic you can party into the small hours with some great places such as the Hotel Rubin to name one.

COURMAYEUR:

Situated in the Brixen Valley is the charming village of Westendorf.
If you are a beginner then you will love the nursery slopes which are close to the village centre.

With 14 lifts and over 250 km of piste, there is something for all levels of skiers and with the SkiWelt close by you could further your skiing adventures. If this is something that appeals then you could hire a guide and go off-piste!
Want to play it a bit safer the there are plenty of red runs and also a few of the harder blue runs available.

The village itself is a joy to stay at, with charming huts with some nice bars and restaurants it’s a great family location.

AOSTA:

Looking for a great ski, great nightlife and great restaurants then Solden has it all.
Not to mention the guarantee of snow due to nearby glaciers, Solden has over 150km of prime piste serviced with modern lifts so skiers young and old love the thrill of the area and with a private transfer you can be there in just an hour.

CHAMPOLUC:

Chalet clustered buildings surround the church of Sheffau in one of the prettiest Austrian resorts.
It has a great snow record with over 280 km of pistes within the SkiWelt area.

Sheffau itself is a quiet resort with lovely restaurants perfect for the family, however, if it's something more lively you’re looking for then the close by the resort of Ellmau may offer what you are looking for.

The resort is a great place for beginners and for those starting out for the first time.

ALPE DHUEZ:

With such a well-known name in the skiing and snowboarding world, this resort is such a popular resort within the winter months.
You can get a great deal on a ski lift pass which will give you access to the ski Zillertal ski slopes, consisting of over 2ookm of prime piste you will never want to leave - there is so much to do here and within easy reach of Salzburg airport (2 hours) you will soon be unpacked and hitting the slopes.