Turin to Bardonecchia Transfer

Ski Lifts provides a range of award-winning quality transfers to Bardonecchia and many other ski resorts in Italy.  The service is reliable and safe, and our drivers have decades of local knowledge and great value prices, offering private transfers, luxury transfers, and coach transfers to Courchevel.  The most popular airports customers fly into to reach Bardonecchia are Turin, Geneva, Bergamo, Milan Linate and Milan Malpensa Airports.

Bardonecchia private transfers are a popular choice. You will not be sharing with others or waiting at the airport, as your driver will be waiting for you on arrival. It is a direct door-to-door service, with no additional stops en route, and our transfers include all baggage, including ski equipment, without charging extra. Ski lifts can accommodate all budgets and group sizes if you want a private airport transfer to Bardonecchia Resort or prefer something else.

Bardonecchia Transfer Quote

Providing 24/7 customer service for transfer-related enquiries, our exclusive network comprises only the best local and friendly experts for our transfer providers. From restaurant recommendations to discounted ski hire, local knowledge can make the difference to your trip, and it’s something that Ski Lifts prides itself on. Travelling with Ski Equipment is hassle-free if you plan to bring your own skis! Not everyone travels with their own equipment, but some people choose to do so. Ski Lifts include your baggage with your booking in the price, without charging you extra (as long as you tell us about the baggage in advance when you’re booking).

Bardonecchia is spread out over 3 areas: Melezet, Jafferau and Campo Smith. The area offers 100km of pistes, with the vast majority for beginner and intermediate skiers. Beginners will enjoy the variety of terrain at Campo Smith and Melezet, which ranges from wide-open clearings to tree-lined forest trails. Freestylers will enjoy the challenges of the Olympic Park at Melezet. Experts will appreciate the challenge of Trampolino and Bardonecchia-Fregiusia running through the pines. Colomion and Melezet offer long, wide cruising runs for snowboarders, while Jafferau offers steeps and bumps. However, there’s an even cooler treat in store for snowboarders: the 130m Olympic Pipe, opened in 2006 for the Turin Olympics. It features 14 rails, a box, 12 jumps, and two boardercross courses. There’s even a beginners’ area with a kicker and DJ music. If you’d like to try something different, cross-country skiing on the 10km Valle Stretta trail offers you the chance to see The Soldier’s Wall (“Parete dei Militi”) and other landmarks.