Zermatt Transfers

Located at 3,883 metres of altitude, Zermatt is Switzerland’s highest ski resort. With excellent snow conditions, the Alpine resort offers a great ski experience. Beyond the ski slopes, Zermatt is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, making it the ideal destination for a family holiday.

Your journey can be as smooth as your stay by choosing our reliable and comfortable Zermatt transfers.

We provide stress-free connections from major airports like Geneva and Zurich directly to Zermatt ski resort. As a result, you can dive straight into your Alpine experience without worry.

Here’s all you need to know about our ski transfers to Zermatt and the resort itself:

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Zermatt Ski Resort transfers from 92€ / 76£

Did you know that the highest point in the Swiss Alps is near the Zermatt ski resort? At 4,478 metres, the famous Matterhorn mountain offers amazing views that you’ll be able to see on your visit.

Alps2Alps ensures your transfer to Zermatt Ski Resort is affordable, stress-free, and enjoyable. With ski transfers starting from 92€ / 76£ per person, you can save money without sacrificing comfort.

Choose your ideal vehicle and transfer type, pick a date and time, and we’ll be ready to meet you at the airport. Travel to Zermatt Ski Resort in our modern vehicles, perfect for relaxing after your flight or gearing up for the adventure ahead.

Our experienced drivers prioritise your safety, your schedule, and a seamless arrival to Zermatt Ski Resort. We also accommodate your ski equipment and provide child seats or booster seats for your convenience.

Your departure from Zermatt Ski Resort is equally as pleasant – even if you’re sad to say goodbye! Your driver will pick you up from your accommodation and load your luggage. After you have made yourself comfortable, the journey back to the airport or train station can start.

Remove the stress of navigating unfamiliar roads with our convenient door-to-door service. Choose Alps2Alps to start your Zermatt Ski Resort holiday right and focus on enjoying your time in this one-of-a-kind resort.

Popular routes and closest airports to Zermatt Ski Resort

There are many popular transfer routes to Zermatt, but here’s a glimpse of our closest ski transfer airports to the Swiss resort:

Transfers from Sion to Zermatt	78km / 1hr 32m
Transfers from Milan to Zermatt	170km / 2hr 50m
Transfers from Geneva to Zermatt	299km / 2h 46m
Transfers from Zurich to Zermatt	254km / 3h 46m

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Standard/economy

Up to 3 Passengers

Premium

Up to 3 Passengers

VIP

Up to 3 Passengers

Standard minivan

Up to 7 Passengers (can transport skis)

Standard XL minivan

Up to 8 Passengers (can transport skis)

Premium minivan

Up to 7 Passengers (can transport skis)

12-seater minibus

Up to 12 Passengers (can transport skis)

16-seater minibus

Up to 16 Passengers (can transport skis)

Standard/economy

Up to 3 Passengers

Premium

Up to 3 Passengers

VIP

Up to 3 Passengers

Standard minivan

Up to 7 Passengers (can transport skis)

Standard XL minivan

Up to 8 Passengers (can transport skis)

Premium minivan

Up to 7 Passengers (can transport skis)

12-seater minibus

Up to 12 Passengers (can transport skis)

16-seater minibus

Up to 16 Passengers (can transport skis)

Get to know Zermatt Ski Resort Ski Resort

Zermatt’s strategic location allows you to see the Matterhorn, Europe’s tallest peak. The Swiss ski resort is well-known for its consistent snow cover and car-free village. Resulting in once-in-a-lifetime sights and tranquillity. In the sections below, we go over the most popular activities at the resort and the must-visit restaurants.

Skiing and activities in Zermatt Ski Resort

Zermatt allows you to ski all year round. 360 kilometres of snowy pistes await you, with the majority of days being sunny. The next sections will show you that whether you want to ski or relax away from the slopes, there are several activities available.

Woman with head out of car in the snow on a transfer

Zermatt Ski Resort skiing: an overview

The Zermatt Ski Resort hosts visitors from all corners of the world. What distinguishes skiing in the Swiss resort from others are the sun-covered pistes. Runs with different levels of difficulty are there to adapt to all skiers. Red and black runs are ideal for the advanced skiers, blue for the beginners, and 38 kilometres of yellow runs are ungroomed and ideal for freerides.

Non-skiing activities in Zermatt Ski Resort

If you want to get away from the slopes and experience non-ski activities, many options are available. Jumping on a railway trip to catch the panoramic mountain views or going in a helicopter to have the sights reaching the Switzerland border are some of them. If you want to learn about Switzerland’s history, visit the museum Zermatlantism. Visits to the cinema, Vernissage, and ice skating are other non-ski activities you can consider.

Things to do in Zermatt Ski Resort village

If you’re considering visiting Zermatt’s village, go to the oldest part—Hinterdorf. The village was built over a period spanning the 15th to 19th centuries, and it attracts many visitors. The unique traditional style will transport you back in time. The Catholic cemetery also hosts many visitors in honour of all the people who lost their lives in the Matterhorn mountain.

Family-friendly and kids’ fun in Zermatt Ski Resort

Hikes, playgrounds, and ski schools are some of the family-friendly and kids’ fun in Zermatt Ski Resort. Wolli’s Park, for instance, is very popular among families. It’s ideal to introduce skiing to the younger ones, where they get to also view the Matterhorn Peak. Nearby the park are restaurants, playgrounds, and many spots for picnics. Sledding, snowshoeing, and the Igloo village are other fun activities to engage the whole family.

Looking for accommodation in Zermatt?

If you’re looking for accommodation in Zermatt, look no further! Alps2Alps offers a variety of options for your stay. Whether you prefer hotels, apartments, chalets, or unique lodging experiences, there’s something for everyone. And remember, booking accommodation with us guarantees the best ski pass prices as well!

Zermatt Ski Resort off the pistes

Zermatt Ski Resort après-ski

It looks like the Alt Hischi bar is the place of choice for skiers and non-skiers. Visitors enjoy meeting up after a long day on and out the slopes. It’s the traditional pub with indoor and outdoor seating. The Blatten is another option if you’re facing some Italian and regional snacks or a tea by the end of the day. And, if singing, dancing, and paying is your thing, the place to head is Harry, a bistro bar.

A woman eats dinner in an Alpine restaurant

Zermatt Ski Resort restaurants

If you’re in Zermatt, consider the mountain restaurants offering breathtaking views. Some of the popular options include Ritti, a regional restaurant away from the slopes. Here, you can try traditional homemade food like the Kaiserschmarren. A sweet recipe that runs in the family from generations. Another alternative to try Swiss regional food is the MARMO Restaurant & Chalet. It’s located near the gondola’s lift, and it offers you a unique environment. There is an outdoor terrace with great capacity and great views.

Zermatt Ski Resort in summer

Zermatt Ski Resort summer activities

Most skiers prefer to ski during the winter season. But have you ever considered asking in the summer season? 21 km of pistes are available to use. The Summer Zermatt Snowpark is also open and welcoming all freestyle skiers. Other activities like rock climbing, paragliding, mountaineering, and biking are great alternatives. If you’re fancying something more relaxing, have a look at the Weekend Brunch & Day Spa Package. It’s available for adults and teenagers, and you can book and buy the pass on Zermatt’s official website.

Top tips for an Alps summer holiday

Zermatt Ski Resort during the summer season is unique. You can ski and use the Zermatt snow park to do some freestyling. If you’re joining some climbing or mountaineering activities, make sure to pack breathable clothing and comfortable shoes.

If you’re thinking of doing some biking, consider the Zermatt Bike Pass. And, if you are visiting with the family, have a look at the Wolli Card, which gives you access to many children’s activities. Lastly, ensure to book accommodation in advance, as summer at Zermatt is very popular!

Other popular Swiss ski resorts near Zermatt Ski Resort

There’s a lot of choice in the Alps. If you’re feeling a little indecisive, here’s some more popular French ski resorts near Zermatt Ski Resort that you can explore:

Aillon le Jeune

Autrans

Champagny en Vanoise

Chatel

Combloux

Crest Voland Cohennoz

Corrençon en Vercors

La Joue du Loup

La Rosière 1850

La Tania

Got questions? We have answers:

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

Booking a Zermatt Ski Resort 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.

Zermatt Ski Resort 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, 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.

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