Ski Resort Transfers — Every Destination We Drive To

Every resort listed on this page, across France, Switzerland and Italy — among them Val Thorens, Courchevel, Méribel, Chamonix, Morzine, Tignes, Val d'Isère, Verbier, Zermatt, Cervinia, Courmayeur and Sestriere. If your resort is not listed, send us a special inquiry: the list covers the destinations we serve regularly, not the limits of where we can drive.

Start from where the flights are, then compare the drive. Geneva serves the widest range of French resorts, Chambéry is closest to the Three Valleys, Grenoble suits the Isère valley, Zurich covers the Swiss resorts. Each resort page lists every airport that serves it with the measured drive time, so the comparison takes a few seconds.

It depends on the airport, the distance, the vehicle category and the time of year. The price is per vehicle rather than per seat, so it does not change with the number of passengers — a family of six pays what a couple pays. Enter your journey to see your price before booking; tolls are included and nothing is added on arrival.

The time shown next to each resort is the drive from the airport that serves it fastest, measured on the real route and without traffic. Snow, chain controls and Saturday changeover traffic add to it — in high season, a Saturday transfer to the Tarentaise can take an hour longer than the same drive midweek.

To your accommodation. Your driver takes you to the chalet, hotel or apartment address you give when booking, not to a drop-off point in the village. Give the full address with its postcode when you book — mountain addresses are the ones satellite navigation gets wrong most often.

Yes. Airports are the usual starting point, but transfers also run from the TGV stations of the Tarentaise, from Geneva and Chambéry city centres, and between resorts. Anything that is not a standard airport run goes through a special inquiry so we can quote it properly.