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St Jean d’Aulps is really easy to get to and must offer one of the shortest transfer times to the slopes! Geneva is just 70kms away and the trip from the airport can take less than 80 minutes... Airlines You'll need to book the flights yourself, but we've made it as easy as possible by providing the links below. Swiss, BA and easyJet all fly into Geneva, offering a large number of flights at great prices, but please don't forget - the earlier you book your holiday, the cheaper you'll get the flights. (TIP: When making your booking, check the prices on all airlines first – low-cost isn’t always cheaper!). Please ensure you have confirmed your booking with us before confirming your flights. Transfers For those booking the catered chalet, the price of your holiday includes transfer to and from the slopes each day and in-resort transport. For an additional €60 per person, we can also collect you from Geneva airport on Sunday morning and at the end of the week, we’ll whisk you back to the airport for the sad journey home... Please note that if you choose to ski on a Sunday (our main changeover day), we may ask you to be flexible with slopes transfers while we ensure guests are transported to and from Geneva. Self Drive You may prefer to drive, with the journey taking around 9 hours from Calais. If you choose this option, we’ll provide you with directions free of charge to make your journey as straightforward as possible. For those of you who haven't driven in the mountains before, don't worry - it's easy to get the hang of and the roads are kept very clear!
Airlines: These airlines all fly to Geneva from various airports around the UK, including Manchester, Southampton, Bristol and Edinburgh...
Car Hire: Remember when renting a car, Geneva airport has both a French and Swiss terminal and you are able to hire a car from either. The Swiss cars are more easily collected as they are by the baggage reclaim, Swiss motorway tax is included and they are often better equipped with snow chains and tyres, but they are usually a bit more expensive. The cars on the French side are cheaper but you may have to pay extra for chains and you won't be able to use the motorway unless you purchase Swiss motorway tax at the border for 30 euros.
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