A road lined with snowy trees, followed by an arrival beside the chalets: these two posts from November 2018 belong together. They show the V-Class in a winter setting and offer a useful reminder of the final preparations for an Alpine transfer.
Identify the right entrance
The name of a chalet or residence does not always identify its correct access point. Send the full address, the arrival instructions you have received and, when needed, an on-site contact. A suitable drop-off point is particularly useful for groups travelling with children or bulky luggage.
Mention ski equipment
Suitcases, ski boots, pushchairs and equipment bags all take up space. Describe the luggage alongside passenger numbers so the vehicle can be assessed accordingly. A cabin photograph alone cannot establish how much luggage will fit.
Prepare for a winter arrival
Journey time depends on the route, traffic and conditions on the day. Leave room in the programme for connections and share any specific instructions from your accommodation. These photographs are archives from 2018; the configuration of the V-Class offered today is confirmed when booking.
Instagram posts behind this story: 13 November 2018 · 9 November 2018.