Avoriaz - Geneva Airport Transfers

Yes. Depending on where you are staying, it can be easier to be dropped at the Prodains Express cable car in the valley below Avoriaz, a four-minute ride up into the resort. Tell us your accommodation when you book and we will advise on the best drop-off point.

Yes. Our transfers are available to everyone, whether or not you have booked accommodation with Atlas Ski Co. The price is the same for all guests, £280 each way per vehicle to Avoriaz for up to 8 passengers. Transfers are subject to availability, so book early.

You can drive up, but you cannot drive into the resort. Cars are left in the car parks at the resort entrance for the duration of your stay, which carries a daily or weekly charge, and winter tyres or snow chains are required on the mountain roads in winter. A private transfer avoids parking costs and the drive up in snow.

There is no train station in Avoriaz. The nearest stations are Cluses and Thonon-les-Bains, with buses and taxis on to the valley and the Prodains Express. Seasonal buses also run from Geneva Airport towards Morzine and Avoriaz. These are the cheapest options but are slower and not ideal with ski equipment or young children.

Email the team using the address shown on this page, or call +44 1173 298 209 (UK) or +33 427 501 570 (France). Tell us your flight number, arrival time, group size and where you are staying in Avoriaz. We will confirm your booking, send you the driver details and contact you the day before your travel to confirm the arrangements. If you are staying with us, you can also add the transfer to your final balance.

The Avoriaz arrivals centre is open 24 hours with staff on hand. Order a sleigh or snowcat taxi at reception and it will carry you and your bags to your building. If you are travelling light, self-service luggage sledges are available for a small coin deposit. Keep bags closed and compact so they travel safely on the snow vehicles.

On Saturday mornings, resort staff circulate outside the residences to collect departing guests and their luggage and take them to the arrivals centre. Leaving before 9am or after 11am avoids the busiest period. On other days, book a snow taxi through reception. Allow enough time to reach the arrivals centre before your transfer pickup.

Avoriaz is around 90 km from Geneva Airport. A private transfer usually takes 1 hour 30 to 1 hour 45 minutes in normal conditions. Allow up to 2 hours or more on busy Saturday changeover days or in heavy snow, as the final climb from Morzine can be slow.

Atlas Ski Co private transfers to Avoriaz cost £280 each way (£560 return). The price is per vehicle, not per person, and covers up to 8 passengers in a private 8-seater VW Caravelle, with no hidden costs. Private transfers are subject to availability. If we are fully booked, our partner Skiidy Gonzales can provide the private transfer instead.

Not quite, because Avoriaz is car-free. Your driver takes you to the Avoriaz arrivals centre at the resort entrance, which is as close as any vehicle can get. From there, horse-drawn sleighs (by day) and snowcats (after dark) take you and your luggage to your accommodation, or you can use a self-service luggage sledge and walk. Sleighs and snowcats are ordered at reception and paid locally.

Yes. A shared transfer puts you on a vehicle with other travellers. It is cheaper per person but can involve waiting at the airport and several drop-offs. We arrange shared transfers through our partner Skiidy Gonzales. For groups, our private transfer is often better value and avoids the waiting.