Getting from Geneva to Sainte Foy
Geneva to Sainte Foy takes around 2 hours 30 minutes. We have drivers who live year-round in Sainte Foy Tarentaise village, on the D902 at the foot of the ski station. Book a transfer with us, and you're likely getting a driver who walks past your chalet on the way to work.
That's the level of local knowledge we offer. We're family-run and Alps-based, with a 100% 4WD fleet and over 15 years on this route. If you want someone who genuinely knows Sainte Foy, you've found them.
Choose a private transfer or a little more space and comfort with our business class service — either way, you're traveling with the same family team who know this road best.
Book your Geneva to Sainte Foy transfer now — 25% deposit, nothing else to pay until 4 weeks before travel.
How much does a private transfer cost?
Travel in comfort with our private transfer service from Geneva Airport to Sainte Foy. Our sure-footed 4x4 VW Caravelle minibuses and SUVs are perfectly suited to your group size.
Prices start from €295 for groups of up to 8 passengers. Our pricing is fully transparent, varying by group size, day of the week, and time of transfer, with no hidden fees. Your fare includes luggage transport, fuel, tolls, and complimentary child seats upon request.
We also include 90 minutes of complimentary waiting time to cover flight delays, so your journey starts stress-free.
The Journey from Geneva to Sainte Foy
One of our drivers will meet you from your flight at Geneva Airport. If you're landing in terminal 1, follow the signs to the Swiss side, where we have a designated meeting point. It's the same for terminal 2.
We follow the A41 towards Annecy, then drive close to Lac d'Annecy. This is a particularly picturesque part of the journey if you're travelling during the day, since the mountains rise up behind the lake.
Through Albertville and into the Tarentaise
After Annecy, we pass Albertville on the motorway, then the small towns of Moûtiers and Aime. From there, we continue through Bourg Saint Maurice on the D1090.
Driving through Séez, a small town close to La Rosière, we head towards Tignes and Val d'Isère. About 8km further, we reach the village of Sainte Foy Tarentaise.
From there, we turn off onto a steep, tree-lined road. This brings us out at the ski station itself.
Plan your journey from Geneva airport to Sainte Foy
If travelling on a Saturday, we recommend landing in Geneva early in the morning. This helps you avoid the traffic build-up that usually happens later in the day.
Supermarkets on the way to Sainte Foy
Supermarket stops can — and must — be booked in advance, since it's a great way to arrive prepared at your accommodation. Our favoured stop on the way to Sainte Foy is Super U at Bourg St Maurice. You can even pre-order your shopping and pick it up on the day.
Return journey from Sainte Foy to Geneva airport
We'll advise your transfer time in advance, typically around 4 hours 30 minutes before your flight. This can change if weather or traffic is expected.
When you book, we send an estimated pick-up time for the return journey. This is confirmed by email and text at 4pm the day before you travel.
Our Alps office is available 24/7 if you'd like to discuss anything. Our objective is always to get you and your group to the airport in good time.
About Sainte Foy
Located in the Tarentaise Valley, in the Savoie region of south-eastern France, Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise is just over two hours from Geneva airport. That makes it fairly easy to reach.
The old village lies between Bourg-Saint-Maurice and Val d'Isère, just a stone's throw from the ski resort itself. The resort sits at an altitude of 1,550 metres.
The resort offers a vertical drop of just over 1,000 metres from its highest point at the Col de l'Aiguille. It comprises around 20 pistes, with options for all ability levels.
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