Geneva to Les Arcs Transfers
Geneva to Les Arcs transfers take just under 3 hours. The distance is about 150 kilometres. Choose our Private transfer service, relax and enjoy our comfortable 4 wheel drive VW Caravelle minibuses including Privacy glass, climate control and plenty of space for luggage.
Direct, door to door service with no waiting for other groups. USB charging ports, child facilities, booster and baby seats at no extra cost.
We know the Les Arcs ski area really well. Mountain Rescue Transfers headquarters are based - in Peisey-Vallandry - and we have a large number of drivers who live here too.
Use the quick quote form to get our best prices and travel options from Geneva to Les Arcs. Send us your request. We always reply promptly.
Reasons to book with us
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MODERN FLEET: All our vehicles are modern, 4 wheel drive, safe and comfortable.
CARBON OFFSET: All our vehicles have their emissions offset.
FRIENDLY TEAM: Our experienced office and driving team are friendly, English speaking and happy to help.
FAMILY TIME: We provide safe, clean and comfortable child seats for all ages free of charge.
The journey from Geneva to Les Arcs
Our friendly and uniformed Mountain Rescue driver will meet you in Terminal 1 or 2 arrivals area. We have designated meeting point for each terminal.
Your journey to Les Arcs starts on the A41 towards the pretty town of Annecy, which is built in close proximity to an enormous lake, called Lac d'Annecy which is known as one of Europes cleanest lakes and as well as being our favourite view of the trip is pretty massive at 14.6km long, infant it takes around 20 minute to travel from on end to the other.
Our driver follows the road close to the side of the lake; a very beautiful part of the journey. In daylight you will notice the mountains rise up from behind the water as we drive. We use this route as opposed to the toll roads regularly because it's the fastest when there is holiday traffic.
Once past Lac d'Annecy we follow main road, reaching Albertville. We travel on-wards to Moûtiers and then to Bourg Saint Maurice.
At the town of Bourg Saint Maurice we take the recently re-routed road which takes us under the funicular, where we continue upwards towards the resorts of Les Arcs.
The trip up the mountain normally takes around 20 minutes. Don't worry our drivers are extremely conscientious chaps that have tons of snow driving experience and our vehicles are totally alpine ready.
At Geneva airport
At Geneva airport, once you have disembarked your plane, you are directed from either terminal. T1 pease go direct to the Swiss side of the airport and T2 please head to the information area. We have a designated meeting point for each terminal.
Travel Tips – Geneva to Les Arcs
Saturday is often the quietest day of the week on the slopes as everyone else is travelling. Why not fly into Geneva late on Friday evening? Book a night in a Geneva airport hotel then we will collect you first thing on Saturday. That way you are out on the empty slopes on Saturday morning!
Plan your journey
We recommend landing in Geneva early morning if travelling on a Saturday. This helps to avoid any traffic build up that usually occurs later in the day.
It gets pretty chilly in Les Arcs 2000, so be prepared for the exit from the vehicle. Have warm coats and beanie hats at the ready! Especially if you are arriving at night.
Supermarkets on the way to Les Arcs
Supermarket stops can and must be booked in advance - a great way to arrive prepared at your accommodation. Our favoured shop stop on route to Les Arcs is Super U at Bourg St Maurice. You can even pre order your shopping and pick it up on the day.
Return journey Les Arcs to Geneva airport
Departure time from Les Arcs to Geneva will be around 5 and a half hours before your flight time.
This is subject to change on the busier weeks of the season such as school holidays or during bad weather conditions.
Travel from Geneva to Les Arcs with children
We have been transporting kids for years and many of our clients have come back to us year upon year and they know we care and make sure its a safe and enjoyable ride for the little ones. All of our drivers are acquainted with child care and will drive in a manor that makes everyone feel comfortable. Please ask if you need to pull over at any time.
First class and business travellers can keep children entertained with our in-vehicle Wi-Fi and iPads.
Child seats
Any child under 1.35 metres (4ft 5in) must have an appropriate child seat for travel in our vehicles.
Our range of child seats suit all heights and weights and are available to book in advance at no extra cost.
Infant seats – rear facing
Maxi-Cosi Cabriofix
- For babies from birth to 12 months old.
- Weight up to 13kg.
- Approved according to the latest European safety standard ECE R44/04.
Child seats – forward facing
Maxi-Cosi Priori SPS plus
- For children from 9 months to 4 years old.
- Weighing between 9 to 18kg.
- Approved according to the latest European safety standard ECE R44/04.
Booster seats
- For children of 4 years up to 12.
- Weighing between 18-36kg.
- Comfortable and sometimes colourful.
Please just request seats for children on booking.
If you are not sure what type of seat you require feel free to get in touch.
About Les Arcs
Les Arcs consists of 5 ski resorts:
- Bourg-Saint-Maurice
- 1600 (Les Arcs 1600)
- 1800 (Les Arcs 1800)
- 1950 (Les Arcs 1950)
- and Les Arcs 2000.
Les Arcs is joined to Peisey-Vallandry and is part of the Paradiski ski region, which is linked with La Plagne by the famous Vanoise Express, a huge cable car that takes passengers across the valley.
In Les Arcs many runs are above 2000 metres, so snow is guaranteed.
Download the Les Arcs app - Yuge. For weather updates and events.
Resorts close to Les Arcs
Les Arcs is joined to Peisey-Vallandry and La Plagne as part of the Paradiski ski region, and Tignes, part of the Espace Killy region, is just 1 hour away by road.
Tignes and Val d’Isère are joined, making up the Espace Killy region, so this area is well worth a visit if you are feeling adventurous. Espace Killy is well known for great après ski and you have an abundance of restaurants to choose from.
Bourg St Maurice
Bourg St Maurice (Bourg Saint Maurice or Bourg) is a town located at the foot of the Les Arcs mountains. It is the end of the train line in the Tarentaise valley, so travellers often get off the train here and then take further transportation on to Saint Foy, Tignes and Val d'Isere.
The Bourg St Maurice ski resorts are the Les Arcs ski resorts - and they are accessed via the funicular train, which whisks guests up to 1950 metres. You can then catch the Mont Blanc ski lift and ski to Les Arcs 1800 or Peisey-Vallandry.
