Hi again,
You should be able to get a shared private transfer from around £280 , you could try BensBus , I used them just before Christmas ( usually hire a car but thought I would let someone else do the driving for a change ) they charge £73 p/p return from Geneva.
jon.
French or Swiss side or Geneva for car hire?
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Started by Gareth Fair in Ski Chatter 03-Jan-2012 - 19 Replies
JonG
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Iceman
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Ignore that post.... I had a blonde moment!
Ignore that post.... I had a blonde moment!
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OldAndy
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Iceman wrote:Post deleted :(
Ignore that post.... I had a blonde moment!
Put it back RIGHT NOW !!!!!
I need a laugh :mrgreen:
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Iceman
reply to 'French or Swiss side or Geneva for car hire?' posted Jan-2012
NOOOOOOOOO I was questioning somethin that was obvious if I only read the thread...
Must try harder!
You have been quiet Andy, you struggling to get over Xmas with your age ;)
It's good to be back so I can get my addiction back :)
Must try harder!
You have been quiet Andy, you struggling to get over Xmas with your age ;)
It's good to be back so I can get my addiction back :)
The Northern Monkey. Jan'23 Les Arcs
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Merryski
reply to 'French or Swiss side or Geneva for car hire?' posted Jan-2012
Hi by the time you have messed around waiting for hire car getting out of airport, fuel, parking costs, private transfers can be worth the money try http://www.theskibug.fr/airport-transfers
Peter maguire
reply to 'French or Swiss side or Geneva for car hire?' posted Jan-2012
Hi Jon,
Defo recommend the swiss side - it passed the family test (wife and 2 kids..)
Peter
Defo recommend the swiss side - it passed the family test (wife and 2 kids..)
Peter
Gabrielstancu
reply to 'French or Swiss side or Geneva for car hire?' posted Jan-2012
The only thing what I never liked at the airport transfers is that you always have to be on time and if you have to travel a little bit more, no way you can stop and visit anything.
I was just looking at a few sites like europcar.com , sixt.com , victoriacars.com , herz.com and in all of them is cheaper to hire in France and the diference is huge. Can anybody tell me why?
I was just looking at a few sites like europcar.com , sixt.com , victoriacars.com , herz.com and in all of them is cheaper to hire in France and the diference is huge. Can anybody tell me why?
JonG
reply to 'French or Swiss side or Geneva for car hire?' posted Jan-2012
gabrielstancu wrote:The only thing what I never liked at the airport transfers is that you always have to be on time and if you have to travel a little bit more, no way you can stop and visit anything.
I was just looking at a few sites like europcar.com , sixt.com , victoriacars.com , herz.com and in all of them is cheaper to hire in France and the diference is huge. Can anybody tell me why?
Hi ,
I agree you do have more freedom with a hired car as opposed to a scheduled transfer, I always hire with Autoeurope and have found them to be excellent , they only go from the French side at Geneva , but 6 -7 days hire for an economy diesel ( Opel Astra , Peugeot 207 etc ) ranges from as little as £80 and have never paid more than about £180 + fuel , which for me driving from Geneva to Bourg-St-Maurice and back with a weeks tootling around the mountains during my trip the fuel costs about £35 - £45 on average...so not too bad.
Autoeurope - www.auto-europe.co.uk / 0800 169 9797
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Topic last updated on 05-January-2012 at 18:14