skopje-taxi.com - Taxi transfers from Geneva airport to Valfrejus

Taxi transfers from Geneva airport to Valfrejus

Free quotation & Online booking click here
E-mail booking click here (24/7 quotes, support and assistance)

Taxi transfers from Geneva airport to Valfrejus

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 Valfrejus . For your convenience, you may schedule a taxi transfer to Valfrejus 24 hours in advance. Just send us an e-mail or call our office at +41 78 820 08 10 and one of our operators will assist you.

Taxi transfers from Geneva airport to Valfrejus

Gva Taxi is a unique service to get you to and from Valfrejus 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 Valfrejus 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

Valfrejus

Valfrejus in France (in the Savoie region) is a large resort with 12 lifts (4 chair lifts, 6 surface lifts) that offers skiers an incredible 1187 metres (3894 feet) of vertical descent. Valfrejus has 20 pistes with a total length of 52 kilometers (32 miles). Valfrejus is best suited to beginner skiers and snowboarders but there is some terrain for both expert and intermediates. There are 10 kilometers (6 miles) of cross country ski trails at Valfrejus. For snowboarders, there is a terrain park. The closest airport is at Turin but the transfer time is 2 hours. The nearest train station to Valfrejus is at Modane. There is accommodation located close to the pistes but we would welcome additional information about any hotels or chalets in Valfrejus.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia