Ski Transfers From Turin & Milan Airport to Breuil - Cervinia
Cervinia Ski Resort
Cervinia is a charming Italian ski resort town situated at the foot of the majestic Matterhorn. It's a popular ski destination that offers a wide range of slopes for all levels, breathtaking alpine scenery, and the unique opportunity to ski all year round. Cervinia is a great choice for families and ski enthusiasts alike, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere that's perfect for a relaxing ski holiday. The resort is linked to the famous Swiss ski resort of Zermatt, and together they form one of the largest ski areas in the world. Cervinia ski holidays offer something for everyone, from quiet, peaceful skiing to lively apres ski and a host of other winter sports.
Cervinia Transfers from Turin
Shared Transfers with hoppa
Shared transfers from Turin to Cervinia are a great option for solo travellers and small groups. Our scheduled shared transfers operate from Turin Airport and take you directly to Cervinia. The scenic journey through the stunning Aosta Valley takes approximately 2-2.5 hours and covers a distance of around 120km. With hoppa, you can book your transfers in advance and enjoy a hassle-free experience, with pre-arranged pick-ups and collections. You'll travel with other passengers heading in the same direction, making it a cost-effective and fun way to travel.
Private Transfers with hoppa
If you prefer a more exclusive and flexible experience, our private transfers from Turin to Cervinia are the ideal choice. Perfect for families and larger groups, you can set your own departure time and enjoy a direct door-to-door service with no stops en route. The journey takes approximately 1.5-2 hours, depending on road and weather conditions, and covers a distance of 120km.
Public Transport: Bus
The bus is a popular and affordable option for getting to Cervinia from Turin. The journey takes around 3-4 hours and covers a distance of approximately 120km. Buses operate regularly from Turin’s Porta Palazzo to Châtillon station. The journey is scenic and takes you through the stunning Aosta Valley. From Chatillon bus station, you can take a short (1-hour) taxi or bus ride to your accommodation.
Public Transport: Train
Trains from Turin to Chatillon are a scenic option for getting to Cervinia, and a great way to see the Alpine foothills. The journey takes approximately 1.5 hours and trains run regularly from Turin Porta Susa station. At Chatillon, you can catch a bus to Cervinia, which takes around an hour. The total travel time is around 2.5-3 hours. While this option involves a change, the views of the mountains are stunning.
Getting to Cervinia from Milan
By Shared Transfers
From Milan, shared transfers via hoppa provide an efficient way to reach Cervinia. Covering a distance of approximately 185 kilometers, the trip takes around 3.5 hours. Shared services offer affordability and ease, with pre-booked seats and convenient pick-up options.
By Private Transfers
Private transfers from Milan ensure a seamless and comfortable journey to Cervinia. This option is perfect for travellers seeking flexibility and personalised service. With a similar travel time of about 2.5 to 3 hours, private transfers allow you to travel at your own pace and enjoy uninterrupted views of the Alpine landscapes.
By Public Transport
Public transport options from Milan include train and bus combinations, with itineraries typically involving a transfer at Chatillon. The total journey time ranges from 4 to 5 hours, depending on schedules and connections, making it a practical, albeit longer, choice for budget-friendly travel.
Cities, Towns, and Ski Resorts Near Cervinia
Cervinia’s prime location in the Italian Alps places it close to other vibrant towns and ski destinations:
- Aosta (55 km, 1 hour): This historic city offers Roman ruins and alpine charm, making it an excellent day trip.
- Zermatt, Switzerland (10 km via ski, 230 km by road): Accessible via the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise cable car, Zermatt is Cervinia’s Swiss counterpart, offering a unique cross-border ski experience.
- Chamonix, France (160 km, 3 hours): Known for its world-class skiing and dramatic mountain scenery, Chamonix is a favourite among experienced skiers.
- Courmayeur (90 km, 1.5 hours): Another Italian gem, Courmayeur combines stellar skiing with a chic après-ski scene.
- Verbier, Switzerland (130 km, 2.5 hours): Famous for its challenging slopes and vibrant nightlife, Verbier is worth the trip for adventurous skiers.
- Grenoble, France (350 km, 4.5 hours): A gateway to the French Alps, Grenoble is perfect for exploring nearby resorts and alpine activities.
For travellers coming from further afield, Cervinia is within 4-5 hours driving time from major European cities like Geneva, Lyon, and Zurich.
For expert tips and inspiration, explore our guides to the Top Ski Resorts in Europe, Best Ski Resorts in Italy, and Best Time to Go Skiing.