Private transfer between Geneva Airport and Val Thorens, the highest resort in Europe at 2,300 metres. 165 km, 2h45 door to door, drop-off at the car parks of this pedestrian resort.
The route runs down the A41 towards Annecy, joins the A430 to Albertville and the RN90 to Moûtiers. From there the D117 climbs the whole Belleville valley through Saint-Martin-de-Belleville and Les Menuires before the final hairpins to Val Thorens: thirty-seven kilometres of mountain road for 1,800 metres of ascent.
Allow 2h45 outside peak periods. This is the most demanding journey in our Savoie band and the most sensitive to conditions: on Saturdays from January to March, between the Albertville-Moûtiers saturation and the final climb, it can reach 4 hours. We track your flight and adapt the departure.
Val Thorens is the highest resort in Europe and its access road one of the most exposed in Savoie. Winter tyres compliant with the Loi Montagne II, chains carried and fitted whenever conditions require, at no extra cost.
Traffic is banned inside Val Thorens. Drop-off is at the covered entrance car parks, from which you reach your residence on foot or by internal shuttle. Tell us your accommodation so the driver picks the right car park.
Val Thorens opens in late November and closes in early May thanks to its altitude and glaciers. We cover that whole window, including the early and late weeks when the collective shuttles no longer run.
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 Val Thorens.
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.
Val Thorens is organised in quarters linked on foot and by internal shuttle. The drop-off car park depends on your residence.
The heart of the resort around Place de Caron, shops and the main snow front. Covered car parks P1 and P2 immediately alongside.
The eastern side of the resort at the foot of the Péclet glacier and funitel. Ski-in ski-out residences reached from the upper car parks.
Quarters overlooking the centre with an open view down the Belleville valley. Internal shuttle or a short walk up from the car parks.
Resorts passed on the way up, both part of the Trois Vallées. Served at the same fixed price if you are staying there.
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