Alphen besneeuwde toppen

Vliegen naar de sneeuw

by Amanda

Het is weer die tijd van het jaar! De voorjaarsvakantie is weer begonnen en zo ook de wintersportkriebels bij veel mensen. Je hebt het vast wel gehoord of gezien in het nieuws en misschien wel al vaker meegemaakt, de onwijze drukte op de weg richting de skigebieden. Je bent echt niet blij als je hierin komt te staan. Toch doen we het ieder jaar weer opnieuw. Bij mij zijn de wintersportkriebels ook weer aanwezig alleen dit jaar ga ik het anders doen. Ipv een lange rit met de auto ga ik met het vliegtuig op wintersport.

Zonsondergang besneeuwde bergen

Vliegen

Je kunt vanaf alle Nederlandse luchthavens naar de grote steden in Duitsland, Italië, Frankrijk of Oostenrijk vliegen. Dan hoef je op de plaats van bestemming alleen nog een auto te huren of ander vervoer te regelen naar het wintersport dorp waar je heen gaat. Vaak zijn de vluchten nog redelijk goedkoop ook, helemaal als je vroeg boekt.

Je kunt zelfs je eigen materiaal mee nemen als speciale bagage, dit is goedkoper dan het huren van materiaal op de bestemming.
Onze vlucht gaat van Amsterdam naar Salzburg. Vanaf hier moeten we nog een klein uurtje met een taxi transfer. Toch scheelt dit een hele hoop reistijd.

Hieronder zie je vanaf welk vliegveld je gemakkelijk naar bekende skigebieden kunt komen.

Duitsland
Skigebieden in de buurt van München 
Spitzingsee-Tegernsee, SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser – Brixental

Skigebieden in de buurt van Zürich 
Jungfrau Region, Davos-Klosters, Flims, Laax & Falera, Arosa – Lenzerheide

Oostenrijk
Skigebieden in de buurt van Innsbruck 
Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis, Ski Arlberg, Silvretta Arena Ischgl – Samnaun, Hochzillertal-Hochfügen, Sölden-Hochsölden-Vent, Ski Zillertal 3000.

Skigebieden in de buurt van Salzburg 
Zell am See – Kaprun, Salzburger Sportwelt, Obertauern, Schladming-Dachstein.

Frankrijk
Skigebieden in de buurt van Genève
Chamonix, Le Grand Massif, Les Portes du Soleil, Massif des Aravis

Skigebieden in de buurt van Grenoble
L’Alpe d’Huez, Les Deux Alpes, Les Sybelles

Wintersport

Voordelen

De meeste wintersporters gaan met de auto op vakantie. Maar tegenwoordig wordt het vliegtuig toch ook steeds meer gebruikt. Een aantal voordelen van met het vliegtuig naar de wintersport gaan zijn

  • De reistijd is korter.
  • Het kan goedkoper zijn dan met de auto.
  • Je komt veel uitgeruster aan op de bestemming.
  • Niet in Files staan!
  • Je ziet de besneeuwde bergen een keer van bovenaf, wat mooie plaatjes oplevert!

Toch vind ik ook dat er voordelen zijn aan het met de auto op wintersport gaan.

  • Je kunt meer bagage meenemen.
  • Voorpret
  • Eigen vervoer op plek van bestemming.

Het grote voordeel van de auto als vervoersmiddel vind ik toch wel de bagage!!! Haha, zoals altijd pak ik veel te veel in maar ik wil gewoon alles bij me hebben;) Het lange rijden is ook wel weer gezellig als je met de juiste mensen en muziek in de auto zit! Het leukste is wanneer je de besneeuwde gebieden in rijdt, dan kijk ik mijn ogen uit en ben ik al aan het genieten van de vakantie!

Sneeuw in Oostenrijk

Er zitten dus aan beide opties voor en nadelen. Natuurlijk zijn er ook nog andere manieren om op wintersport te gaan zoals met de bus en trein. Ik ga voor het eerst met het vliegtuig, ik ben benieuwd of ik dit de beste optie ga vinden. Hoe ga jij altijd op wintersport en wat is voor jou de beste optie qua vervoer? Ik ben benieuwd naar jullie meningen!

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7 comments

Joke Romijn 26 februari 2018 - 11:22

Leuk stukje Amanda

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Amanda 18 maart 2018 - 20:24

Dank je wel!

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bert schmit 27 februari 2018 - 19:43

veel plezier and remember be careful out there

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Amanda 18 maart 2018 - 20:24

dank je wel! Zeker weten!

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Janine 13 maart 2018 - 13:21

Super handige tips!

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Amanda 18 maart 2018 - 20:24

🙂

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trefwoorden: 26 maart 2018 - 18:49

Prima werk.

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