Fixed price guaranteed Winter-equipped vehicles Skis and luggage included 24/7

Geneva Airport Ski Transfers

Private door-to-door transfers between Geneva Airport and the French Alps. One firm price confirmed before you travel, for the whole vehicle — never per person, and never rising at checkout. Outbound, return or both.

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from €165Haute-Savoie, whole vehicle

from €385Savoie, whole vehicle

4 to 8Seats by vehicle type

1h to 3hDepending on resort

Fares

Geneva Airport transfer prices

Prices are for the whole vehicle, including motorway tolls, luggage and ski equipment. No per-passenger supplement and no surcharge for a delayed flight. Identical outbound and return.

Haute-Savoie resorts — 60 to 90 km, 1h to 1h40

Vehicle	Capacity	Monday to Friday	Saturday and Sunday
Saloon, 4 seats	4 passengers	from €165	from €220
Van, 7 seats	7 passengers	from €220	from €275
Premium saloon	4 passengers	from €220	from €275
Premium van	7 passengers	from €275	from €330

Covers Chamonix, Megève, Morzine, Les Gets, Avoriaz, La Clusaz, Le Grand-Bornand, Flaine, Samoëns, Saint-Gervais and Combloux.

Savoie resorts — 130 to 165 km, 2h15 to 2h50

Vehicle	Capacity	Monday to Friday	Saturday and Sunday
Saloon, 4 seats	4 passengers	from €385	from €440
Van, 7 seats	7 passengers	from €440	from €495
Premium saloon	4 passengers	from €440	from €495
Premium van	7 passengers	from €495	from €550

Covers Courchevel, Méribel, Val Thorens, Les Menuires, La Plagne, Les Arcs and Valmorel. For the Haute-Tarentaise (Tignes, Val d'Isère, La Rosière, Sainte-Foy) and Les Saisies, the fare is quoted individually because of the extra distance.

Destinations

Resorts we serve from Geneva

Geneva is the fastest gateway to the French Alps: most Haute-Savoie resorts are less than 90 minutes from the runway.

Resort	Ski area	Distance	Journey	From
La Clusaz	Aravis	65 km	1h05	€165
Le Grand-Bornand	Aravis	70 km	1h10	€165
Megève	Evasion Mont-Blanc	72 km	1h15	€165
Les Gets	Portes du Soleil	75 km	1h10	€165
Combloux	Evasion Mont-Blanc	75 km	1h15	€165
Samoëns	Grand Massif	78 km	1h15	€165
Morzine	Portes du Soleil	80 km	1h20	€165
Saint-Gervais-les-Bains	Evasion Mont-Blanc	80 km	1h15	€165
Avoriaz	Portes du Soleil	85 km	1h40	€165
Chamonix	Chamonix Valley	88 km	1h15	€165
Flaine	Grand Massif	90 km	1h30	€165
Valmorel	Le Grand Domaine	130 km	2h15	€385
Courchevel	Les 3 Vallées	145 km	2h30	€385
Méribel	Les 3 Vallées	145 km	2h30	€385
Les Menuires	Les 3 Vallées	155 km	2h35	€385
La Plagne	Paradiski	160 km	2h45	€385
Val Thorens	Les 3 Vallées	165 km	2h45	€385
Les Arcs	Paradiski	165 km	2h50	€385

Distances and journey times are indicative by road, outside winter traffic conditions. On Saturdays from January to March, allow 30 to 60 minutes more on the Tarentaise approaches. Tignes, Val d'Isère, La Rosière, Sainte-Foy and Les Saisies: request a quote.

The service

Private transfer or shared shuttle?

Three options exist from Geneva. Shared shuttles such as Alpskibus start at around €47 per person, but run to fixed timetables, make multiple stops and set you down in the resort centre. The train needs at least one change and a final transfer. A private taxi leaves when your flight lands, runs direct and stops outside your accommodation.

The decision turns on group size. Travelling alone, the shuttle is unbeatable. From three people to Haute-Savoie, the fixed fare divided across the group usually falls below the per-person shuttle price — with two hours saved and no changes to manage with skis in tow.

Winter equipment

Winter tyres compliant with the French Loi Montagne II from 1 November to 31 March, chains carried on board, drivers who run these roads all season. High-altitude accesses such as Avoriaz, Flaine and Val Thorens are covered in winter conditions.

Skis and equipment

One pair of skis or a snowboard per passenger in a saloon. Vans have extended boots, with an external ski rack on request when you book. Flag long ski bags and freeride packs so the right vehicle is assigned.

Flight tracking included

Your flight number is recorded at booking and the landing tracked in real time. The driver meets the actual arrival time. No surcharge is ever applied for a delayed flight.

Both directions

We cover the inbound leg from Geneva Airport to your resort and the return to the airport for your flight home. The fare is identical in both directions for the same vehicle category.

AT A GLANCE

Firm price before travelYes

Priced per vehicleYes

Motorway tollsIncluded

Skis and luggageIncluded

Flight trackingIncluded

Door to doorYes

Both directionsYes

Availability24/7

For four travellers to Chamonix, a weekday saloon works out at roughly €41 each — less than a shared shuttle seat, with drop-off at your exact address.

FAQ

Geneva Airport ski transfers — your questions

How much is a Geneva Airport transfer to a ski resort?

For Haute-Savoie resorts (Chamonix, Megève, Morzine, Avoriaz, La Clusaz, Flaine) fares start at €165 on weekdays and €220 at weekends for a four-seat saloon. For Savoie resorts (Courchevel, Méribel, Val Thorens, La Plagne, Les Arcs) they start at €385 on weekdays and €440 at weekends. The price is fixed, for the whole vehicle, with tolls and luggage included.

Is the fare per person or per vehicle?

Per vehicle. The fare covers the whole journey regardless of how many passengers travel, up to the capacity of the vehicle you choose: four in a saloon, seven in a van. For four travellers to Chamonix, that works out at roughly €41 each — and the figure you see is the figure you pay.

Do you cover both directions?

Yes. We cover the inbound leg from Geneva Airport to your resort and the return from resort to airport, as well as round trips booked in one go. The return fare is identical to the outbound fare for the same vehicle category.

Why is the weekend rate higher?

Saturdays in winter carry almost all changeover traffic: congestion roughly doubles journey times on the final stretch and a driver completes one transfer instead of two. The weekend rate applies on Saturdays and Sundays; Monday to Friday the weekday rate applies.

Are the vehicles equipped for snow?

Yes. Winter tyres compliant with the French Loi Montagne II from 1 November to 31 March, chains carried on board, and drivers who run these roads all season. High-altitude accesses such as Avoriaz, Flaine and Val Thorens are covered in winter conditions.

What happens if my flight is delayed?

Your flight number is recorded at booking and the arrival tracked in real time. The driver meets you at the actual landing time. No surcharge is ever applied for a delayed flight.

Can you carry skis and snowboards?

Yes. Allow one pair of skis or a snowboard per passenger in a saloon. Vans have an extended boot and, on request when you book, an external ski rack. Flag bulky items such as long ski bags or freeride packs so the right vehicle is assigned.

Private transfer or shared shuttle from Geneva?

Shared shuttles such as Alpskibus start at around €47 per person but run to fixed timetables, make multiple stops and drop you in the resort centre. A private taxi leaves when your flight lands, runs direct and stops at your exact address. From three travellers to Haute-Savoie, the private transfer often costs less than per-person shuttle seats.