Each ski area in the Chamonix valley has different lift opening dates for winter and summer. Lifts typically run from 09:00 to 16:30 in the winter season. Aiguille du Midi and Montenvers are open year-round, with periodic maintenance breaks.

For quieter slopes, avoid school holidays in February. March and April offer great spring skiing. January is cold but often snowy. Christmas and New Year are busy but magical. Occasionally, early skiing is available in late November.

Yes, Chamonix is a bustling town all year round with many shops, bars, restaurants, and cafes open even in spring and autumn.

There are two main lift passes: Chamonix Le Pass and Mont-Blanc Unlimited (MBU). Chamonix Le Pass covers Brevent, Flegere, Balme, Grands Montets, and beginner areas. MBU adds Les Houches, Mer de Glace Montenvers, Aiguille du Midi, and Tramway Mont Blanc, plus access to Courmayeur and Verbier with longer passes. Check prices on the Mont-Blanc Natural Resort website.

Booking a Chamonix ski pass through Alps2Alps costs the same as at the resort. However, you will receive a discount on your ski transfer cost for every ski pass booked through us.

Renting ski equipment is 20-30% cheaper than renting when you get to the resort. Not only that, every pair of skis booked through Alps2Alps means more money off your ski transfer.

Yes, we partner with local shops to offer our customers discounts on ski and snowboard hire. You’ll receive an email with exclusive offers after booking your transfer with us.

Yes, we have seasonal offers throughout the year. We also have permanent discounts for groups of 4 or more (code: ALPS4U) and discounts for new customers. You can find all of our deals in one place, or sign up to our newsletter for exclusive discounts.

Chamonix has accommodation for every budget, from five-star hotels to self-catering apartments. Choose based on your preference for convenience or independence. Hotels are great for town centre access, while self-catering is budget-friendly and flexible.

Yes, with two daily return journeys from Chamonix Sud bus station. You need a Mont Blanc Unlimited pass for access to the slopes. Alternatively, Alps2Alps offers private transfers for groups looking to travel from Chamonix to Courmayeur, providing flexible timing and convenient drop-offs.

Book lessons with ESF (Ecole de Ski Française) or independent ski schools like Evolution 2. Online booking is available for group and private lessons. Early booking is advised for peak periods.

Yes, the Chamonix tourist office is in Place du Triangle de l’Amitié, next to the main church, town hall, and ski school office. It’s open daily during high season.

Geneva Airport (GVA) is the nearest, just 88 km away. Our Geneva to Chamonix transfers take approximately 1 hour 15 minutes. Other nearby airports are Chambery to Chamonix, with transfers taking 1 hour 30 minutes, or Lyon to Chamonix which will take roughly 2 hours 30 minutes.

The shortest transfer is from Geneva Airport, taking about 1 hour 15 minutes.

Yes, we provide transfers from major train stations, including Geneva, Lyon, and Annecy.

Yes, we offer private transfers with vehicle options to accommodate large groups and their luggage. You can book a private coach transfer for up to 49 passengers.

Yes, we provide child seats and booster seats at no extra charge. Please request these when booking.

We use modern, comfortable vehicles suitable for different group sizes, from 3 passengers to 49. We also have economy options through to luxury vehicles.

Yes! If you’re a small group or a solo traveller, we offer a shared transfer service. This service is more cost-efficient and we plan our schedules carefully to reduce waiting times at the airports as much as possible.

Booking is easy! Head to our booking form, choose your travel date and time, select your preferred vehicle and transfer type, and complete the booking. Here you can also let us know if you’re travelling with your own skis, or if you would like to add on ski rental or book a ski pass.

Yes, and travelling midweek can save you up to 50% on your transfer. Avoid weekend traffic, cut costs and enjoy a smoother journey.

Absolutely! You can stay on the slopes for sledding, snowshoeing and ice climbing. Or if you’d prefer to stay in the town you can relax in spa and wellness facilities, hit the casino or visit museums and exhibitions. Not to mention Chamonix’s impeccable apres-ski and restaurant scene.

Yes, Chamonix offers family-friendly activities, accommodations, and ski areas suitable for children of all ages and beginners.