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Geneva →<\/b> Courchevel<\/p>

Geneva to Courchevel
private transfer<\/h1>

The classic Alpine transfer, and the one where the last half hour bears no resemblance to the two before it. Around a hundred and fifty kilometres, most of it motorway, and then a mountain.<\/p>

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<\/span>Two journeys in one<\/h2>

The first part runs from Geneva past Annecy and Albertville and up the Tarentaise valley to Moutiers. It is regular, predictable and undemanding.<\/p>

The last twenty kilometres are something else entirely : a climb of switchbacks with a significant altitude gain, which in winter may be snow-covered. The distance is short and the time it takes is the least predictable part of the whole transfer.<\/p><\/div><\/section>

<\/span>Courchevel is four places, not one<\/h2>

Le Praz, Courchevel Village, Moriond and the top level are separate resorts stacked up the same mountain road, with a considerable difference in altitude between the lowest and the highest.<\/p>

Telling us the level and the exact address is not administrative detail : it determines the vehicle, the time needed and where we can realistically set you down. Chalets on private, unploughed lanes sometimes require a drop-off at the nearest cleared point, and we flag that before departure rather than on arrival.<\/p><\/div><\/section>

<\/span>Saturday is transfer day<\/h2>

Chalet and apartment weeks in the Tarentaise change over on Saturdays. The whole valley travels up and down on the same day, through the same funnel at Moutiers, and the resort roads carry it all.<\/p>

We do not advertise a guaranteed journey time on this route. What we do is recommend a departure time : on a peak Saturday, leaving early or later in the afternoon changes the day far more than the choice of vehicle does.<\/p><\/div><\/section>

<\/span>Practical matters<\/h2>
  1. Ski equipment<\/b> — skis, boards and boot bags decide the vehicle far more than the number of passengers. Tell us what you are bringing.<\/li>
  2. Winter equipment<\/b> — in the winter season our vehicles carry the tyres and equipment required by French mountain regulations.<\/li>
  3. The border<\/b> — the route crosses from Switzerland into France without systematic checks. Valid identification is still required.<\/li>
  4. Children<\/b> — child seats are available on request, with each child’s age and weight given at booking.<\/li><\/ol><\/div><\/section>

    <\/span>Frequently asked<\/h2>
    How long does the transfer take ?<\/summary>

    Between two and a half and three hours in good conditions, appreciably longer on a peak Saturday or in heavy snow. No journey time is guaranteed on this route.<\/p><\/details>

    Which terminal at Geneva ?<\/summary>

    The airport has a French and a Swiss sector. Tell us your flight number and we confirm the meeting point accordingly before you land.<\/p><\/details>

    Will the car reach our chalet ?<\/summary>

    In most cases yes, with a suitable vehicle. Where a private lane is too steep or not cleared, we agree the nearest accessible point in advance.<\/p><\/details>

    Can we stop on the way ?<\/summary>

    Yes — for lunch, or to collect hire equipment in Moutiers or in resort. Arrange it at the time of booking.<\/p><\/details>

    Do you serve the other Three Valleys resorts ?<\/summary>

    Yes, including Méribel and the neighbouring resorts, from Geneva, Lyon, Chambéry and Grenoble.<\/p><\/details><\/div><\/div><\/section>

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