Private transfer between Geneva Airport and Les Arcs, four altitude resorts in the Paradiski area. 165 km, 2h50 door to door, dropped at Arc 1600, 1800, 1950 or 2000.
The route runs down the A41 towards Annecy, joins the A430 to Albertville and the RN90 the full length of the Tarentaise to Bourg-Saint-Maurice. From there a hairpin road climbs to the four resorts staggered between 1,600 and 2,000 metres, over roughly fifteen kilometres depending on your altitude.
Allow 2h50 outside peak periods. On Saturdays from January to March both the Albertville-Moûtiers and Moûtiers-Bourg-Saint-Maurice sections saturate between 10am and 4pm: plan for up to 4 hours. We track your flight and set the departure to limit the wait.
Arc 1600, 1800, 1950 and 2000 are four separate resorts, linked on skis but divided by road. The price is the same, but the exact address avoids a detour: give us your Arc number and residence name.
The Vanoise Express cable car links Les Arcs to La Plagne to form Paradiski, 425 kilometres of pistes. If you are weighing up the two sides, the transfer from Geneva costs the same either way.
Winter tyres compliant with the French Loi Montagne II from 1 November to 31 March, chains carried and fitted at no extra cost. The climb to Arc 2000 is long and exposed; our drivers run it all season.
Price is for the whole vehicle, including tolls and luggage. Skis travel by van only. The weekend rate applies on Saturdays and Sundays. Identical outbound and return.
Swiss side or French side, flight tracked, first hour of waiting free.
Your driver waits in the arrivals hall holding a sign with your name, then helps you with your luggage to the vehicle.
Geneva Airport has a Swiss side and a French side. We pick up on both: choose yours in the booking form.
We track your flight. Waiting time starts when you actually land and the first hour is free, so a delay or slow baggage costs you nothing.
Landing at 10pm? The price stays the same. There is no evening surcharge on transfers to Les Arcs.
Ski equipment travels in a seven-seat van only. Tick “skis” in the form and the van price shows straight away.
A firm price confirmed before you travel, for the whole vehicle. No per-passenger supplement, no surcharge for a delayed flight, tolls included.
| Vehicle | Capacity | Monday to Friday | Saturday and Sunday |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saloon, 4 seats | 4 passengers | from €420 | from €480 |
| Van, 7 seats | 7 passengers | from €480 | from €540 |
| Premium saloon | 4 passengers | from €480 | from €540 |
| Premium van | 7 passengers | from €540 | from €600 |
For four travellers on a weekday, the saloon works out at roughly €105 each for a direct journey with drop-off at your accommodation. On busy Saturdays from January to March, allow up to 4 hours.
Firm price before you travel. One way, return or both, at the same rate.
Les Arcs comprises four altitude resorts plus valley villages. The fixed price does not vary with the altitude of your accommodation.
The original resort, wooded and quiet, linked to Bourg-Saint-Maurice by funicular. The closest to the valley and the quickest to reach.
The liveliest and largest, comprising Charmettoger, Villards and Chantel. Central snow front and most of the shops and bars.
A newer Savoyard-style village resort, entirely pedestrian, aimed at an international clientele. Drop-off at the entrance car parks.
The highest resort, at the foot of the Aiguille Rouge and the glacier. Villaroger is the access village below, served at the same price.
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