Val Thorens is around 160 kilometres from Geneva Airport.

We travel in modern, comfortable vehicles, from minibuses to larger coaches, to suit groups of all sizes.

Our vehicles range in size; from single traveller to groups of people.

Certainly, we provide private transfers for individuals, families, and groups seeking a more tailored experience.

Yes, all our drivers are highly experienced and well trained to drive in mountainous and winter conditions.

You may book your transfer online via our website or contact our customer service team!

We also accept PayPal along with all major credit and also debit cards.

Yes, you can contact our customer service team to book, or to change your booking, subject to availability.

We have a cancellation policy with free cancellations until a certain time prior to your transfer. Visit our website for complete terms and conditions.

Your driver will wait for you at the arrivals hall of the Geneva Airport, holding a sign with your name on it.

We have full tracking on all flight arrivals so we can make sure to amend the times for your pick up to make sure your driver is waiting there when you touch down.

We do door to door service and we will drop you in front of your accommodation in Val Thorens.

Yes, child seats and booster seats are available upon request and provided at no additional charge. Please mention your requirements at the time of booking.

We have vehicles that are wheelchair accessible. Please inform us of your requirements in advance to ensure we can accommodate you.

Yes, we offer Geneva to Val Thorens ski transfers 24/7, including night-time services.

Yes, you can bring your ski equipment on your Geneva to Val Thorens transfer at no extra charge. Please let us know in advance so we can allocate sufficient space.

Renting skis through us is up to 30% cheaper than renting directly in Val Thorens, and you don’t have to worry about hauling your skis through the airport. Take advantage of our exclusive ski extras package and save money on your Val Thorens transfer. When you add ski rental or a ski pass to your booking, you’ll receive a discount on your overall transfer cost.

We often have partnerships with local ski hire shops in Val Thorens. 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!.

Local ski schools in Val Thorens can be recommended and contacted.

You can find several discounts year-round plus, you can end up saving big over seasonal promotions — for Easter, the Christmas holidays, the beginning of the ski season etc. Visit our offers or sign up for our newsletter to be the first to know!

Yes, there are slopes for all levels, including beginners, and ski schools are available for lessons.

Val Thorens has snowboarding and tobogganing, plus spa facilities and ice skating among other things.

Yes, we provide transfers to several ski resorts in the Alps and from most of the major European airports. The full list of destinations is available at our website.

Yes, you can book a return Geneva to Val Thorens transfer at the same time as your original booking or separately at a later date.

If you have any further questions, or need assistance please contact us through our customer service team by phone, email, or live chat here on the site!

For most international visitors, flying into Geneva Aiport is the most convenient way to travel to Val Thorens. That is why our airport transfers will have you on your way in no time.

Chambery is the nearest airport, although Geneva is likely still the airport of choice for most foreign visitors. Transfers to Val Thorens from Lyon airport and Grenoble also are operated by us.

Various companies offer Val Thorens bus transfers. A very average bus transfer from Geneva to Val Thorens will travel the same road as a private transfer but the average time spent on the road will be approximately 6+ hours while shuttle journey times in vehicles are around 2 hours 10 minutes

The TGV trains also serve Geneva coming via Chambery, with T&G connecting only as far as St Michel Valloire. Beyond that, it’s a shuttle or a transfer to Val Thorens.

Not only is it a sustainable travel option, but it also injects some adventure and romance into your alpine adventure. Whether you are travelling to or from train stations, Alps Transfers provides the cheapest value across all assets, whilst ensuring efficient transfers to and from any ski resort destination. In Geneva, the Gare de Cornavin serves as an international gateway to the Alps. We’ll collect you and then we’ll speed you through the beautiful French countryside to Val Thorens.

The closest train station is 35km away at Moûtiers.

Geneva to val Thorens: 93 miles, 2 hours 10 mins The route leads you through the constantly evolving landscape. And of course, don’t discount the difficulty of driving on winding, narrow mountain roads, especially in winter weather.

A private taxi is approximately €310, depending on car, date and time and number of people.

How to get from Val Thorens to Geneva: train, bus, shuttle or airport transfer.

Absolutely. From skiing to wellness, Europe’s highest ski resort has year-round appeal. This award-winning resort has been named as ‘Best Ski Resort in France’ and ‘World’s Best Ski Resort’, solidifying its reputation as a winter sports hot spot. And in summer, too, it won’t disappoint, with hiking, biking and activities for hardened thrill seekers, as well.

With high altitude snow sure resort, the ideal time that you book a Geneva transfer for skiing is anytime from November to May

Val Thorens is the highest and most snow sure of the ski resorts in the Three Valleys, with a top altitude of 3,230 m and a resort altitude of 2,300 m.

High altitude ensure snow from November to May in Val Thoren.

Beginners will appreciate being relatively close to home on the excellent nursery slopes, whereas intermediates and advanced skiers will like the variety of various-grade slopes throughout the resort.

Val Thorens offers some of the world’s most picturesque off-piste skiing and endless fields of powder—all set in the stunning French Alps.

Kids will find plenty to do in Val Thorens, including the unmissable, the longest toboggan run in Europe, Le Cosmojet.

After dark, Val Thorens buzzes with a lively après-ski scene that includes slope-side bars and village nightclubs.

Val Thorens is one of the pricier French Alpine ski resorts, as you’d expect given its modern facilities, snow-sure location, length of season and range of skiing.

There are big discounts for ski packages, including off-peak, off-season and midweek transfers. Simply go to our page, fill in your details and instantly receive a real-time quotation. We use a dynamic pricing engine that adapts according to the journey, group size, and transfer time to ensure you pay the lowest price every time.

At Alps2Alps, we are committed to minimising our carbon footprint and minimising our impact on the environment. Our integrated operating model maximises efficiency and sustainability on our transfers, with no empty rides wherever possible. To reduce average CO2 emissions even more, travel in groups with us. We have group discounts and split-payment options that make eco-friendly travel accessible and come easily. Our drivers are trained on optimal driving styles and also chooses optimal routes that reduce travel time and emissions. Our vehicles are also serviced and maintained for maximum efficiency, providing a comfortable and green ride.

The Val Thorens to Geneva transfer is approximately 2 hours 30 minutes.

Savoie, southern France: Located in the scenic Tarentaise Valley. Specifically, you’ll find it in the Belleville Valley, making it part of the three Valleys ski area, the largest and most interconnected ski region in the Alps and the world. Getting to this resort is a breeze from Geneva Airport and we recommend the use of private or shared transfers for the most direct route.

Val Thorens is Europe’s highest ski resort, at 2,300 meters (7,500 feet) above sea level And for those looking for higher ground, Cime Caron can be found at a dizzying 3,230 meters (10,600 feet). This altitude gives not only thrilling skiing experiences, but also very good snow conditions throughout the season.

Val Thorens’ ski season also usually starts in late November and lasts until early May. This is the most frequent and reliable time to get snow and is the right time to ski. Whether you’re an early bird who loves that first snow or you prefer to drag out the winter until of the spring, Val Thorens has something to offer every winter sports lover.

Absolutely. The lofty altitude at Val Thorens guarantees great snow conditions and a longer ski season than the lower resorts. The altitude, however, does necessitate an acclimatization process, especially if you are arriving from sea level. If you take a day or two to acclimatize, you will be able to enjoy the slopes without experiencing discomfort from the altitude.

Val Thorens is located in the Three Valleys, the world’s largest linked ski area, with a wide variety of terrain appropriate for all levels. There are plenty of runs to enjoy, whether you’re a novice or an expert. The resort has 20 green (or easy) runs and 60 blue (intermediate) runs, which offer the chance to practice your skills. There are also plenty of challenging pistes and options for off-piste skiing and snowboarding to put the more advanced skier or boarder’s skills to the test

Yes! Val Thorens is one of the best beginner ski resorts with plenty of pistes suitable for beginners. Featuring 20 green and 60 blue runs, newcomers will have plenty of choices to practice and hone their skills. Five new beginner areas are equipped with Poma magic carpets and button lifts to ensure a safe learning environment. You can get started with group or private lessons, taught by world-class instructors through the numerous ski schools in the region.

Val Thorens is not all about ski time! There is a plethora of things to do off the slopes to keep you entertained. You can, for a crush of pure adrenaline, try snowshoeing, snowmobiling, paragliding or even ice driving. After a day of adventure, enjoy some après-ski fun at the resort’s numerous restaurants, bars and shops. Decide to chill out or keep up the action; Val Thorens caters to all.

Yes, Val Thorens is quite family friendly! The resort has full child-care and kids’ programs based on age. Parents can therefore enjoy their time on the slopes with peace of mind, knowing their little ones are safe and entertained. Whether it’s ski lessons you’re after for the little porcelain ones or fun things to help keep them entertained, fill your boots with Val Thorens.

Val Thorens has a lively nightlife scene that’s great for winding down after a day on the slopes. You’ll discover a range of bars, clubs and restaurants serving up anything from intimate après-ski locales to lively dance spots. Whether you want to mingle over a drink on a light evening or dance until the early morning, these options are sure to please. Popular spots include La Folie Douce for upbeat après-ski parties and Le Rond Point for a more relaxed evening.

Yes, Val Thorens is one of the highest resorts in the Alps, with plenty of snow – about 556 cm or 220 inches - a year. On average, there are a good 45 days of snow fall, so conditions are great for skiing, snowboarding and all your other favourite alpine activities. Val Thorens, unlike certain resorts that are heavily dependent on artificial snow, naturally enjoys plenty of snow coverage, and reliable snow coverage, the entire ski season.

Val Thorens has a winter climate which is crisp and cold with temperatures often below 0. For this slalom ridesout on elevation, it is important to wear digestible layers and wear slick skiing gear. The weather’s also known to change, so ensure you are preparing for every condition as you may be enjoying snow as well as sunny days.

From low cost Chalets to luxury hotels, Val Thorens has it all. No matter if you’re after a luxurious hotel, rustic chalets, apartments, or, even, lodges, so you’re able to find the right on your holiday. From luxury all-inclusive resorts that offer breathtaking mountain views to budget-friendly apartments that suit families, Val Thorens guarantees an enjoyable stay for every visitor.

Yes, Val Thorens is a fantastic destination for off-piste enthusiasts. The resort has some of the best off-piste terrains for experienced skiers and snowboarders who wish to experience the thrill of skiing beyond the groomed pistes. But it’s important to stay focused on your safety when venturing in these regions. To ensure safety and enjoyment of an off-piste ride, we highly recommend hiring a local guide familiar with the terrain.

As a top ski resort, Val Thorens prices tend to run higher than some others, both for food and accommodation. Prices for accommodation, food and lift passes can be higher — particularly in peak season. But there are plenty of options to help keep the cost down in Val Thorens. There is something for every pocket, from budget apartments and self-catering options to mid-range hotels and luxury chalets. You can find great deals by booking early and traveling during off-peak. It might be more expensive than some comparable options, but for some visitors the world-class skiing, beautiful scenery and vibrant après-ski scene make Val Thorens a worthy investment.