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Toyota Corolla, Škoda Octavia or similar
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Nice Airport → Turini – Camp d’Argent transfer
The closest ski resort to Nice: forty kilometres. You climb by the col de Turini road, which the regional tourist board ranks among the ten most beautiful roads in the world.
1,600 – 1,920 m La Bollène-Vésubie
- Fixed price, everything includedVAT, tolls, luggage: the price you see is the price you pay.
- Flight trackingYour chauffeur adjusts the time if your flight lands early or late.
- 60 min free waiting timeTime to collect your luggage without rushing.
- Free cancellationUp to 24 hours before pick-up.
The road
How you actually get up there
The col de Turini can be reached from three valleys — the Bévéra, the Vésubie and the Roya. No official source publishes the road numbers for this approach, and we will not write them from memory: what is certain is the distance stated by the regional tourist board, forty kilometres, and the fact that this is the closest ski resort to Nice.
Forty kilometres of mountain are not forty kilometres of motorway. The col de Turini road is known for its hairpins — it is a legendary stage of the Monte-Carlo Rally — and it is precisely the kind of road where journey time depends on the weather more than on the mileage.
An ambiguity we would rather flag than settle in the institutions’ place: the regional tourist board and the metropolitan tourist office attach the ski area to La Bollène-Vésubie, the Menton tourist office to Moulinet. The pass sits where several communes meet. That is not trivial for a driver: La Bollène-Vésubie is on the list of communes with compulsory winter equipment published by the Métropole, Moulinet is not. We equip our vehicles in every case.
Turini – Camp d’Argent at a glance
| Municipality | La Bollène-Vésubie (06450), Alpes-Maritimes |
|---|---|
| Route | By the col de Turini road |
| Distance | 40 km from Nice — source: the Comité régional du tourisme Côte d’Azur France |
| Ski area | 1,600 – 1,920 m (regional tourist board) |
| Distance from Nice | “Only 40 km from Nice” — it is the closest to the coast |
| Lifts | 3 lifts, one of them for beginners (office de tourisme Menton, Riviera & Merveilles) |
| Access | From the Bévéra, Vésubie and Roya valleys |
| Cancellation | Free up to 24 h before |
The drop-off point
No car park and no set-down point are published for Camp d’Argent. The meeting point is agreed before you arrive.
Price per vehicle
Choose your vehicle
This route is not yet on our published rate card: the price is confirmed to you by quote, firm, before any payment.
Sedan
Recommended 3 3
Mercedes E-Class, BMW 5 Series or similar
Leather, chilled water, USB-C charging and a chauffeur in uniform: the sedan for a business meeting as much as for a five-star hotel.
First Class Van
Premium 6 6
Mercedes V-Class or similar
Leather seats, tinted windows, room for the luggage: the choice of teams, families and yacht crews.
Standard Van
8 8
Mercedes Vito Tourer, Ford Tourneo Custom or similar
For groups of eight: one chauffeur, one price, everyone arrives together.
Winter equipment
Tyres, chains: what the law requires
From 1 November to 31 March, this rule decides whether a car goes up or not. Here it is in full, with what it means precisely for Turini.
From 1st November to 31 March, in the communes listed by the prefect, a vehicle must either carry four tyres marked 3PMSF (the “three-peak mountain with snowflake” symbol), or have on board chains or snow socks able to equip at least two driven wheels. This is article 27 of the Loi Montagne of 28 December 2016, applied by the decree of 16 October 2020.
What has changed, and almost nobody has taken in: until 1st November 2024, a tyre carrying only the “M+S” marking was tolerated. It no longer is. The M+S marking is declarative — the manufacturer applies it without a test; 3PMSF is regulatory — it requires a snow grip test. In other words, an “all-season” tyre showing only M+S now counts for nothing under the Loi Montagne.
On the penalty we prefer to be exact rather than alarmist: the texts provide for a 4th-class fine, €135 and possible immobilisation of the vehicle, but the Ministry of the Interior stated again in February 2026, answering a written question in the Senate, that the measure was being applied “in an educational manner, without penalty”, the penalty decree not having been published.
And that is precisely why the fine is not the point. The real risk is not paying €135: it is not getting up there at all, or fitting chains yourself on the verge of a hairpin road, after dark, with suitcases and a flight the next day. Our vehicles leave equipped for the mountains when the destination requires it. You have nothing to check, nothing to hire, nothing to fit.
What the text says
| Period | From 1 November to 31 March, every year |
|---|---|
| Either | 4 3PMSF tyres, or chains / snow socks on board |
| M+S alone | No longer sufficient since 1 November 2024 |
| Scope | 34 départements, including the Alpes-Maritimes |
| Penalty | Class 4 fine provided for; applied in an educational manner as at 12 February 2026 |
For Turini
The commune of La Bollène-Vésubie is on the list of communes with compulsory equipment published by the Métropole Nice Côte d’Azur.
Times to reopen roads to traffic
After a snowfall
How long the road stays blocked
The Métropole Nice Côte d’Azur publishes its road-clearing times by altitude band. These are response times, not promises — and they explain better than any speech why a mountain transfer is prepared differently from a seaside one.
Resources deployed: more than 540 staff, around a hundred machines and 2,400 km of roads. Among the official instructions to drivers: never overtake a snow plough at work, and avoid the passes at night.
Reopening time by altitude
| 0 – 300 m | 5 to 6 hours |
|---|---|
| 300 – 800 m | 4 to 16 hours |
| 800 – 1,200 m | 18 hours |
| 1,200 – 1,600 m | 36 hours |
| Above 1,600 m | 72 hours |
Frequently asked questions
Turini in practice
Another question? The help centre answers the most common ones.
How do you get to Turini from Nice Airport?
The col de Turini can be reached from three valleys — the Bévéra, the Vésubie and the Roya. No official source publishes the road numbers for this approach, and we will not write them from memory: what is certain is the distance stated by the regional tourist board, forty kilometres, and the fact that this is the closest ski resort to Nice.
How much does a transfer from Nice Airport to Turini cost?
This route is not yet on our published rate card. The price is confirmed to you by quote, firm, before any payment: we never show an estimate in place of a price.
Will the vehicle be equipped for snow?
Yes, when the destination requires it. From 1 November to 31 March, the rules deriving from the Loi Montagne require, in the communes concerned, either four tyres marked 3PMSF or chains or snow socks on board for at least two driven wheels. Since 1 November 2024, the “M+S” marking alone is no longer enough. There is nothing for you to arrange.
Where does the chauffeur drop me off at Turini?
No car park and no set-down point are published for Camp d’Argent. The meeting point is agreed before you arrive.
Can I book the return to the airport at the same time?
Yes, and it is strongly advised in the mountains: a return trip is booked in one go, on the same terms, and the departure time is set by your flight with the margin the road demands. Cancellation remains free up to 24 hours before pick-up.
The other resorts
The resorts we also serve
Sources and guarantees
Where this information comes from
The access and ski-area information was recorded on 18 September 2026 from the official sources below. Traffic conditions, works and opening dates change: if in doubt, the source prevails, and your chauffeur checks the day before.
- Comité régional du tourisme Côte d’Azur France — Turini Camp d’Argent, the closest ski resort to Nice (La Bollène-Vésubie, 40 km from Nice)
- Office de tourisme Menton, Riviera & Merveilles — Turini Camp d’Argent (commune of Moulinet, three lifts)
- Office de tourisme métropolitain Nice Côte d’Azur — Turini Camp d’Argent (attached to La Bollène-Vésubie)
- Métropole Nice Côte d’Azur — Winter road maintenance (article 27 of the Loi Montagne, period from 1 November to 31 March, list of communes, reopening times by altitude)
- info.gouv.fr — Chains or winter tyres are compulsory in mountain areas during the winter period
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