Geneva to Val d’Isere Transfers

Our versatile fleet uses use modern, comfortable vehicles, including minibuses and coaches to accommodate larger groups.

From solo travellers, couples on a weekend getaway or large groups, we can accommodate groups, from 3 to 49 people. We just ask that larger groups book well in advance.

Absolutely. Our private transfers for individuals, families, and groups offer a more personalised service.

Rest assured,  all of our drivers are highly experienced and skilled in driving in mountainous regions and winter conditions.

That’s easy! Just book your transfer online through our website or by contacting our customer service team. A few simple steps and you’re good to go.

We accept all major credit and debit cards, as well as PayPal.

Yes, with this being such a popular route, we do recommend booking your Geneva to Val d’Isere transfer in advance to ensure availability and for the best rates.

That’s not a problem. Just contact our customer services team to make changes to your booking, subject to availability.

So, our cancellation policy allows for free cancellations up to a certain period before your scheduled transfer. Our website has all of the detailed terms and conditions.

We’re all about making this as easy as we can, so your driver will meet you in the Geneva arrivals hall. All you need to do is look for the sign with your name on it.

That’s not a problem because we monitor all flight arrivals and adjust our pickup times accordingly. So your driver will be there to meet you, whenever you arrive.

Yes we can. Our door-to-door service will drop you off directly at your accommodation in Val d’Isere.

That’s not a problem. We can provide child seats and booster seats at no extra charge. Just let us know what you need when you book.

Certainly. We do have vehicles that are wheelchair accessible. Book your transfer in advance and don’t forget to inform us of your needs when booking to ensure we can accommodate you.

Absolutely! Our Geneva to Val d’Isere ski transfers run 24/7. That means night-time services too.

Of course you can. And what’s more, bring your ski equipment at no extra charge. Just let us know in advance so we can allocate a vehicle for your Geneva to Val d’Isere transfer that is comfortable and spacious.

Yes, we often have partnerships with local ski hire shops in Val d’Isere. When you book ski rental with Alps2Alps, ski rental is 20-30% cheaper than prices at the resort. You will also receive a discount to claim against your transfer cost. It’s a win-win!.

We have a number of discounts available all year-round, as well as seasonal promotions throughout the year for the likes of Easter, Christmas and the start of the ski season. Check our offers page or sign up for our newsletter to get them first!.

Yes it is. Val d’Isere offers ski slopes for all levels, including beginners, with ski schools available for lessons.

Even if you don’t want to ski, Val d’Isere an outdoor activities paradise, with the town and surrounding areas offering activities for things to do for every ability, every age and every interest. 

That’s not a problem. Of course you can book a Geneva to Val d’Isere return transfer at the same time as your initial booking, but booking separately at a later date works too.

Val d’Isère, located in the beautiful Tarentaise Valley in France’s Savoie region, is a must-visit for ski enthusiasts of all abilities. As one of Europe’s highest ski resorts, it offers breathtaking views and unparalleled skiing experiences. Together with its neighbouring resort, Tignes, Val d’Isère forms the vast and diverse Espace Killy ski area, providing endless opportunities for adventure on the slopes.

One of Europe’s highest ski resorts,  Val d’Isere sits at an altitude of 1 850m with the highest lift at 3 456m. 

Weather and snow conditions permitting, Val d’Isère’s lift system usually allows skiing from December all the way through April.

The nearest airport to Val-d’Isère is Turin Airport which is only 60km away. Chambery airport to Val d’Isere is 144km away with a transfer time of around 2 hours on a good day. Geneva, Grenoble and Lyon airports also serve as airports to Val d’Isere, so you’re spoilt for choice. 

Geneva airport to Val d’Isere via the most direct route is 174km and has a journey time of a little over 3 hours on a good day.

The crème de la crème of ski resorts, Val d’Isère is renowned for its breathtaking scenery and exceptional skiing. The resort has an incredible snow record, meaning you’ll almost certainly have great skiing whenever you visit during the winter months. Val d’Isère isn’t just any ski resort; it’s the pinnacle of luxury and elegance in the French Alps. 

Val d’Isère alone is home to approximately 150 kilometres of pistes in the Espace Killy ski area, spread over 3 areas: Solaise, Bellevarde and Le Fornet. 

The longest run is the Sache, a thrilling 10km from start to finish.

Val d’Isere has an excellent lift system with several different ski areas and also a connection to the neighbouring resort of Tignes. Val d’Isere itself has 42 lifts, the majority of which are chair lifts, and there are 15 drag lifts. 

Ski lifts usually close around 4pm on most days but check for daily and seasonal variations, and of course, depending on local weather conditions. 

Not just for hardcore skiers, Val d’Isere is an excellent destination for families. Offering a range of family-friendly activities, ensuring that everyone has a great time makes Val d’Isere suitable for all the family. As you plan your unforgettable ski trip to Val d’Isère, don’t forget to arrange a reliable, family-friendly, ski transfer from Geneva Airport. 

Yes, there are. With plenty of childcare options available, parents can ski knowing their little ones are in safe hands.

Yes, we do recommend booking restaurants in advance, particularly during the busiest ski weeks, such as February half term.

As lovely and inviting as the resort is, Val d’Isere is expensive. The high prices span from ski passes, accommodation, and ski hire to food and drink. But with its vast network of slopes, unmatched snow record and vibrant village life, we think it’s worth it. 

You can expect to pay between €8-€10 for a pint of beer in Val d’Isère.

Grenoble is the closest city to Val d’Isere, 165km away. 

You might say Val d’Isere is never not busy, but Christmas to the end of the first week in January and early to mid-February (French school holidays) tend to be its busiest stretches.

With a range of luxurious ski accommodations, Val d’Isère has plenty to offer for an upmarket experience. Whether you’re seeking sumptuous chalets or hip hotels, there are plenty of options for an unforgettable stay.

Val d’Isère’s story began in 1888, when its first hotel opened its doors. The resort truly took off in 1929, thanks to the passion and hard work of three visionaries: Jacques Moufflier, a Parisian who fell in love with the area; Charles Diebold, a skilled ski instructor from Alsace; and Nicolas Bazille, the Mayor at the time. Together, they laid the groundwork for the thriving resort we know today.

Typically, ski lifts in Val d’Isère close around 4.30pm  as daylight fades. Nevertheless, it’s always a good idea to confirm the latest lift schedules at the main station to avoid any surprises.

That’s easy! Just visit our booking page, select Geneva Airport as your departure point and Val d’Isere as your destination, then choose the shuttle option. Enter  a few details and you’re good to go! You’ll receive a confirmation email with all the necessary information.