Avoriaz is around 74 km from Geneva.

We have a fleet of modern coaches (including mini-buses, etc.) to suit any size of group.

From solo travellers to large groups, our vehicles can accommodate all.

Yes, private transfers are available for everyone from individuals and families to large groups who want a more tailored service.

Yes, all of our drivers are experienced and trained mountain/winter drivers

An you can book a transfer online through our website, by contacting our customer service team.

You can pay us with all major credit and debit cards; plus PayPal.

Yes, we do advise you should book your Geneva to Avoriaz transfer in advance to guarantee availability and to get the best rates.

Yes, subject to availability, you may amend your booking by contacting our customer service team.

Our cancellation policy allows for free cancellations up to a certain period before your scheduled transfer. See the website for full terms.

Your driver will greet you in the Geneva arrivals hall, holding a sign with your name on it.

We track all incoming flights and adjust our pickup times accordingly, so your driver is exactly there when you arrive.

Yes, we offer door to door transfers and will drop you off at your door in Avoriaz.

Yes, we can provide child and booster seats on request free of charge. When you book, please explain your needs.

To ensure our vehicles are wheelchair accessible. So kindly let it be known in advance of your needs so that we may service you accordingly.

Yes, we provide Geneva to Avoriaz ski transfers 24/7, even during night time.

You can take your ski gear free of charge on your Geneva to Avoriaz transfer. Let us know ahead of time so we can make enough space.

In Avoriaz, we frequently have partnerships with local ski rental businesses. Ski rent will be 20-30% cheaper at Alps2Alps than the resort Prices. You will also get a discount to use towards your transfer cost. It’s a win-win!.

Local ski schools in Avoriaz can offer a recommendation, we can give your their contact details.

We also have plenty of discounts and seasonal specials from Easter and Christmas to ski season. Keep an eye on our offers page or subscribe to our newsletter to be the first to hear about them!.

Yes, there are slopes suitable for all levels, including beginners, and ski schools for those wishing to learn to ski.

In addition to skiing, Avoriaz also has snowboarding, tobogganing, ice skating and spa facilities.

We do transfers to ski resorts throughout the Alps and many of the European airports. For a complete list of destinations, please visit our website.

Yes, you can book a Geneva to Avoriaz return transfer when you make your first booking, or separately later on.

If you require any further questions or assistance, please feel free to get in touch with our customer service team through phone, email, or live chat on our website.

Transfers from Avoriaz to Geneva usually take approximately 1 hour 25 minutes

Located in the heart of the Portes du Soleil ski area, Avoriaz is a 1 hour 45-minute drive from Geneva Airport. It is ideally located, with easy access to a vast network of slopes and stunning alpine scenery.

Avoriaz sits at an altitude of 1,800 meters, offering reliable snow conditions throughout the ski season, as well as stunning panoramic views.

Opened in 1966 and established by Gérard Bremon, Avoriaz was one of the first purpose-built ski resorts in France, intended as a model of what was intended to be a new, more modern take on the alpine experience.

Avoriaz is famous for its high and varied terrain in the Portes du Soleil region, sound snow reliability, and a charismatic, car-free village feel. It’s close to Geneva, so also a good bet for quick hits as well as full-on ski breaks.

The ski season in Avoriaz lasts from November to May. December through April is generally the optimum time to visit for the best snow conditions.

The nearest international airport is Geneva Airport in Switzerland. From there, you can access Avoriaz by private or shared transfers or shuttle buses or taxis. You can also drive in and park at the resort’s entrance.

Yes, you can drive to the resort and park at the Welcome Centre. But it’s not only within Avoriaz itself that vehicles are not allowed — you’ll need to move about the village on the foot, on horse-drawn cart or snowmobiles.

There are three underground car parks in Avoriaz with 1,700 spaces: Plateau, Falaise and Proclou. Parking is limited during busy seasons and should be confirmed with your accommodation. Instead, take a transfer service to the Welcome Centre.

To transfer from Les Gets to Avoriaz you will take the Prodains cable car up top then take a local bus to Morzine center. Morzine makes the most sense — you can use the Le Pleney Cable car and ski through the trees to Les Gets. A piste map is recommended, to make sure you can find your way around the routes.

No, you cannot ski directly between Avoriaz and Les Gets. You’ll need to hitch a couple of lifts and use some local transport to get there.

Ski passes are a little expensive in Avoriaz compared to surrounding resorts, such as Morzine, but the all-in-one amenities, from pistes and restaurants to bars, make it worth the price. The car-free character also gives the village a unique charm.

Accommodations in Avoriaz range from ski-in/ski-out hotels to chalet-style lodgings to contemporary apartments, appealing to various tastes and budgets. The design of the resort allows all accommodations an easy walk without the necessity of a car.

A selection of apartments and hotels is ready for your choice. Since Avoriaz is car-free, all accommodation is reached best by skidoo, horse-drawn cart or on foot, towing sledges, from the Welcome Centre.

Absolutely! There are lots of rental shops in Avoriaz with a huge range of equipment available for both skiers and snowboarders.

Yes, Avoriaz is perfect for beginners. It has dedicated beginners slopes and a number of ski schools that offer professional instruction to allow beginners to build their skills with confidence.

Definitely. Family activities: Avoriaz offers snow parks for children, other entertainment and childcare.

For non-skiers, there are spa facilities, the larger indoor pool, wellness centers, and a range of apres-ski as well.

Avoriaz has a lively nightlife with a range of bars, clubs and live music venues. Whether you want to relax after a day on the slopes or party, there is something for everyone.

Events In AvoriazAvoriaz has a selection of events throughout the year. Things to enjoy in winter are: Rock the Pistes and Snowboxx. In summer, the area buzzes with events: the Mont Blanc Rally, Harley Days and Tough Mudder in addition to daily apres-ski.