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Taxi transfers from Geneva airport to Lenk

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Taxi transfers from Geneva airport to Lenk

Gva Taxi is the largest taxi company in Geneva. Gva Taxi's fleet is composed of late model, well maintained, thats are manned with professional, efficient drivers who are ready to service your every transportation need.
We offers 24-hour taxi service to Lenk . For your convenience, you may schedule a taxi transfer to Lenk 24 hours in advance. Just send us an e-mail or call our office at +41 33 533 33 53 and one of our operators will assist you.

Taxi transfers from Geneva airport to Lenk

Gva Taxi is a unique service to get you to and from Lenk easily. With just a phone call or going to our web site, you can make arrangements for a driver to pick you up and let them do all the driving!
By choosing Taxi Transfers Geneva to Lenk service you will be getting the lowest rates in Geneva. The rates are up to 20% lower than all other taxi services. Our drivers are reliable and always on time.

Airport code: GVA
Airport name: Geneva International Airport
Website: www.gva.ch

Lenk

Quiet, authentic, and very Swiss, you wont find many resorts left like Lenk. You could almost say it is not a resort but a small town with some ski lifts although it does have one of the most attractive hotel-spas in Switzerland. This resort is not far from Gstaad and is set in a beautiful mountain cul-de-sac. On one side you can ski over to Adelboden and on the other you have Lenk's ski pistes or you can tour to Launen and other towns near Gstaad. This destination will appeal to those looking for a ski holiday without the crowds and glitz. This is the type of resort where the local Swiss farmers will go skiing, so come and enjoy it. The starry skies at night are spectacular.

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