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How to book a taxi in Saint-Vincent
Updated: July 12, 2026 · Province of AO
To book a taxi in Saint-Vincent, call the radio taxi at 0166 513532. Taxis don't stop on the street: you book them or catch one at a taxi rank.
Saint-Vincent, known throughout Italy for the Casinò de la Vallée and its Terme, doesn't have a single radio-taxi dispatch centre like nearby Aosta: the service is provided by a handful of licensed taxi/NCC operators, including one based right in town. The safest way to get around remains calling your chosen operator directly and booking a little in advance, especially on evenings with heavy casino traffic or during the ski season, when available cars quickly run out. There are no staffed taxi ranks in the centre operating 24 hours a day, so it's better to call ahead rather than hope to find one free on the street. The main national booking apps don't appear to be active in town: only Aosta, about 29 km away, has partial coverage (Uber Black and appTaxi). For Saint-Vincent-Châtillon railway station, about 3 km from the centre, and for airport transfers, it's still advisable to book a few hours in advance.
Call the radio taxi
0166 513532 Taxi Willi (Cervinia Taxi - A. Willi)
340 826 2390 Taxi Dufour NCC (Châtillon)
338 147 3535 Taxi Troilo Marco NCC (Verrès)
Apps to call a taxi in Saint-Vincent
| Uber — Since October 2025, Uber Black (chauffeur-driven NCC cars only, not UberX) has been active in Valle d'Aosta thanks to local partners, but the launch has so far only covered Aosta town itself (about 29 km from Saint-Vincent): coverage in Saint-Vincent is not confirmed, so check the app before relying on it. Also watch out for Uber's auto-generated city pages: the one for "Aoste" found online actually refers to a French municipality in Isère, not to Aosta/Saint-Vincent. | Not available |
| FreeNow — The app covers more than 150 European cities, but Valle d'Aosta doesn't appear among the areas served: no available cars can be found in Saint-Vincent. | Not available |
| itTaxi — The itTaxi page dedicated to Valle d'Aosta is essentially a list of local taxi phone numbers (including Taxi Willi of Saint-Vincent), not an in-app booking service with real dispatching: the ride still has to be requested by phone from the operator. | Not available |
| Wetaxi — Wetaxi's in-app booking only works in Roma, Milano, Torino, Napoli and Alessandria: it cannot be used in Saint-Vincent. | Not available |
| appTaxi — appTaxi covers Aosta town (about 29 km away), but Saint-Vincent doesn't appear on the app's official list of served locations. | Not available |
| BTaxi — The service is only active in Alessandria, Torino, Empoli, Bologna and Barcellona: no coverage in Valle d'Aosta. | Not available |
| InTaxi — It doesn't appear to be active in Valle d'Aosta: for Saint-Vincent, you still need to call local operators directly. | Not available |
Taxi from the airport
Aeroporto Valle d'Aosta "Corrado Gex" (AOT) · ~29 km from the center
The "Corrado Gex" airport (Saint-Christophe, near Aosta) is the closest one, but it has very limited or no scheduled commercial flights: there is no published fixed taxi fare for the route. Travellers arriving by air usually land at Torino Caselle, Milano Malpensa or Ginevra and continue by train, NCC transfer or a taxi booked in advance.
Practical tips
- On evenings with shows or events at the Casinò de la Vallée, demand for taxis rises sharply: book at least 30-60 minutes in advance, especially on weekends.
- For guests staying at the Terme di Saint-Vincent, local NCC operators often offer direct transfers to/from the hotel: ask about the shuttle service when booking.
- In winter, Saint-Vincent is also a gateway to the valley's ski resorts (Ayas/Champoluc, Cervinia): agree on the fare and ski/snowboard transport by phone before the ride.
- The Saint-Vincent-Châtillon railway station is about 3 km from the historic centre: if you're arriving by train, book a taxi in advance rather than looking for one on-site.
- None of the major national taxi apps cover the town: save the numbers of 2-3 local operators in your phone before you leave, especially if you're arriving outside normal hours.
Frequently asked questions
How do you call a taxi in Saint-Vincent?
The most reliable way is to call a local taxi/NCC operator directly, such as Taxi Willi (0166 513532), based in town, or Taxi Dufour or Taxi Troilo, which also cover Saint-Vincent from Châtillon and Verrès. Unlike Aosta, the town doesn't have a single radio-taxi dispatch centre: it's worth saving several numbers in your phone.
Does Uber work in Saint-Vincent?
Not in a confirmed way. Since October 2025, Uber Black (chauffeur-driven NCC only, not UberX) has been active in Aosta thanks to local partners, but coverage doesn't yet appear to extend to Saint-Vincent: check the app before relying on it.
How much does a taxi from Aosta airport to Saint-Vincent cost?
There is no published fixed fare: the "Corrado Gex" airport is about 29 km away, and the cost is agreed with the operator when booking, either by meter or as a pre-agreed fixed-price transfer.
Are there fixed taxi ranks in the centre of Saint-Vincent?
There don't appear to be staffed taxi ranks operating 24 hours a day as in larger cities. It's always best to call ahead, especially in the evening for the Casinò de la Vallée or during the peak ski season, when available cars run out quickly.
How do you get from Saint-Vincent-Châtillon station to the centre?
The railway station is about 3 km from the historic centre. You can take a scheduled bus or call a local taxi/NCC, a more practical option with luggage or at times when public transport runs less frequently.
Nearby cities
Sources: it.wikipedia.org · wikidata.org · comune.saint-vincent.ao.it · cervinia-taxi.com · taxidufour.com · taxitroilo.com · it.wikipedia.org · apptaxi.it · aostasera.it