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Thread Started By: Tracey On: Thursday 26/08/2010 @ 22:22

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Tracey

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Tyne & Wear

#1 Puy St Vincent.... Posted 26/08/2010 @ 22:22

found a good cheapy hol for this resort and they're throwing in a transfer from Turin airport for a reasonable fee. Only problem is, we can't get to Turin from Newcastle. Looking at transfer sites, although the resort is only 2 hrs from Chambery airport (according to j2ski.co.uk - which, by the way has a really good resort finder based on arrival airport!), i can't seem to find a transfer site that gives the option of a transfer from Chambery to the resort? Does anyone know why? I'm a bit stumped?

Thanks! Tracey.

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Shwat

Posts: 46

Cheshire

#2 Re: Puy St Vincent.... Posted 26/08/2010 @ 23:16

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I went to PSV this year and I travelled from Liverpool to London to get a flight.. was a pain in the bum but worked out quite cheap

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cossie

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West Midlands

#3 Re: Puy St Vincent.... Posted 26/08/2010 @ 23:57

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Hi Tracy.

I believe KLM Airlines fly direct to Turin. Might be a little more expensive than Rynair or Easyjet but at least it gets you to Turin.

There is a company that do transfers but not cheap for two people http://turin.taxi-airport-transfers.com/?home=1 400 euros ????

How many of you are going ? Hire a Car and share possibly ? You can then visit surrounding resorts too. We tend to do this in the smaller resorts.

I noticed that its about an extra £25 to go via a London airport from Newcastle. Check out http://www.skyscanner.com

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Tracey

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Tyne & Wear

#4 Re: Puy St Vincent.... Posted 27/08/2010 @ 18:30

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hey thanks for the response. So what was PSV like? any good?

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Shwat

Posts: 46

Cheshire

#5 Re: Puy St Vincent.... Posted 27/08/2010 @ 18:49

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It was real good fun. First time to a proper mountain. Was blazing sun everyday we was there, but the snow was still pretty good. Not a massive resort so we did end up going on the same runs a fair amount, but really didnt care

There ISNT a Bureau de Change that we could find, so get your money changed before you go.

Oh, and stay away from the "Le Balme" run if your a border.. most of it is flat and had to walk it. Apparently its a road :/

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