Geneva is about 177 kilometres from Courchevel.

For groups of all sizes we use modern, comfortable vehicles, minibuses or larger coaches.

We offer vehicle options to fit any size group, from solo travellers to large groups.

Private transfers are available for individuals, families and groups requesting a more tailored service.

Yes, experienced drivers who are trained to drive in these types of roads as well as in winter conditions.

Our transfers service can be booked online on our website or by talking to our customer service team.

We take all major credit & debit cards and PayPal.

Yes, we suggest pre-booking your transfer from Geneva to Courchevel to guarantee availability and get the best prices.

Yes, you are able to modify your booking by reaching out to our customer service team, depending on availability.

That’s why we allow you to cancel a booking free of charge until a certain period before your scheduled transfer. See our Website for complete terms.

Your driver — holding a sign with your name on it — will be waiting for you in the arrivals hall in Geneva.

Indeed we are door-to-door service, dropping you off at your very accommodation in Courchevel.

We do offer child seats and booster seats upon request free of charge. Be sure to note your needs when you book.

We have wheelchair accessible vehicles. Let us know what you need in advance so we can help you.

Yes, Geneva to Courchevel ski transfers are available day and night, 7 days a week

Yes, your Geneva to Courchevel transfer will include your ski equipment free of charge. Ensure to notify us in advance to be able to accommodate you accordingly

In Courchevel, we often have partnerships with local ski hire shops. TRAVELLING TO RESORT When you book ski rental with Alps2Alps, ski rental values are 20-30% cheaper than shop values. You also will get a discount to apply against your transfer fee. It’s a win-win!.

We often have partnerships with local ski hire shops in Courchevel.

We can provide recommendations and contact details for local ski schools in Courchevel.

We also offer a range of deals, both yearlong, and seasonal throughout the year for holidays such as Easter, Christmas and the beginning of the ski season. For the first set, check our deals page or sign up for our newsletter!.

Yes, Courchevel has slopes for all levels, and ski schools are offered for beginners

Outside of skiing, Courchevel has snowboarding, tobogganing, skating, and spa amenities.

Yes, we do transfers to all ski resorts in the Alps and from many European airports. Check our website for a complete list of destinations.

Yes, you can reserve a Geneva to Courchevel return transfer in the same breath as your first booking, or separately later.

You can contact our customer service team via phone, email, or live chat on our website for any further questions or assistance.

Whatever your choice in airports, you’re spoilt. The nearest main airport to Courchevel is Chambery, which has a transfer time of around 1 hour. But, at 182km away from Chamonix, Grenoble airport is underrated as an option. And Lyon airport offers quick and dependable access to Courchevel, with good road connections.

The private Courchevel altiport means helicopter transfers are possible — and the ultimate luxury arrival.

Courchevel is connected to France by well-maintained, toll-paying autoroutes. The quickest route is the A1-A41- A40 motorway route, which takes just over an hour. It’s quite straight until Moûtiers and then the road becomes twisty as you travel to the resort. The peak of winter is the time when drivers have to exercise caution as the roads may prove to be a threat.

This is gaining in popularity with travellers to Courchevel, which has great connections between the major airports and train stations. The nearest train station is at Moûtiers, just 20km from Courchevel itself, so you can get a transfer and arrive there in under half an hour.

Once you get there, you’ll discover that you won’t actually need a car. Free shuttle services between the various villages allow you to travel easily from place to place without having to worry about parking

The two closest cities are Turin and Grenoble.

January to March is peak season for Courchevel sporting excellent snowfalls. February is typically the high season peak.

It’s all about what you want to sell. It’s an ideal romantic weekend escape, but with access to such a sprawling ski area, filling a week would be easy, too.

Courchevel stays open until late April with lots of snow and most lifts turning. In the final fortnight, the far lower slopes may be closed if it gets too warm. However, with 85 percent of slopes at high altitudes, there’s no shortage of skiing to be done

Courchevel excels with north-facing slopes and high altitudes that keep it snow-sure late into the season. Oh, and don’t forget it has some of the most up-to-date snow making facilities as well as world-class snow groomers on hand too.

First-timers and novice skiers will have no shortage of gentle slants on which to hone their techniques — there are a few easily reached green slopes.

Beyond its glamorous reputation, Courchevel’s high altitude and snow-sure slopes mean it is also popular as a solid ski resort. The entire area is fully linked up with gondolas, chairlifts and cable cars, meaning you can access all of the above resorts without ever needing to take a bus.

If you don’t ski, or if you just want to take a break from skiing, you won’t be bored. For thrill-seekers, gentler relaxation, nature lovers, the snow fun without the skis is plentiful in Courchevel.

Best for beginner boarders: Courchevel 1850. Courchevel has no shortage of intermediate slopes and plenty of off-piste and powder, though, with access to the biggest ski area in the world. And for the freestylers, your ski pass gives you access to the snow parks throughout the ski area.

With hotels from 2* up to uber-luxury, cozy traditional chalets, comfy apartments or lodges to high-end palatial hotel-type accommodation, you are spoilt for choice when it comes to hotels in Courchevel with something for every budget range.

Then you have the 6 villages that all vary a bit and have their own different flavor. Saint-Bon retains the original charm of Courchevel as a ski resort. The neighbouring village of La Tania is less scenic but offers much in terms of modern accommodation and a car-free village. If you’re after a chocolate box place with genuine rustic charm, Le Praz is THE place. Courchevel Village is a peaceful sanctuary removed from the chaos. The family-friendly Moriond, but also good apres-ski in the evenings. And the ritzy jewel in the crown is Courchevel 1850, which oozes the glitz and glamour of a luxury destination.

In addition to the usual Christmas and New Year markets, or in February and early March, see colourful and flaming skies of Courchevel with the International Festival of Pyrotechnic Art each February and March. February is also when the world’s best skiers gather to compete at the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships.

Thanks to its wealth of ski schools, off-slope activities and efficiency of on-slope access, Courchevel is certainly a family friendly ski destination. The lift pass is great value with loads of long, cruisy green and blue runs. Super links, free shuttles, car-free villages, family accommodation – all contribute to its family resort reputation. And don’t forget that it’s part of the ‘Famille Plus’ scheme.