Trans­fers From Geneva to Chamonix

There are many trans­fer compa­nies who can take you to the door of the chalet, either privately or in a shared vehicle, for a compa­ra­ble price to the bus or often less. These do occasion­ally get a bad press, as people are under­stand­ably very vocal when something goes wrong, but they usually provide a very good service at a very good price.

1x1.trans Airport transfers

On the Autoroute Blanche

Trans­fer Tips

• Book your place as soon as possi­ble.
My experi­ence with these has been that they are not always great for last-minute stuff and it’s best to book well in advance.

• Speak to someone on the phone to confirm.
Don’t rely on an automated email from a reser­va­tion website.

• Keep the confir­ma­tion email or text
which should have the mobile number of the driver.

• It’s good to have a plan B
Take a list of several numbers, and check the times of the next bus or train in case of any problems. In practice, if you miss your trans­fer due to delays, they will just get you onto a later one. Mountain Dropoffs have a policy of never leaving anyone no matter how late the flight is, so I often use them if it’s a late arrival.

• Don’t worry too much!
The trans­fer compa­nies move tens of thousands of people a year with no problems at all. It’s just good to plan ahead.

A quick search on Google will find plenty — here is a selec­tion that I have used myself and never had any problems with:

Peak Trans­fers — Our friends John & Kaz run this and it’s excellent!

Cham-Van — recom­mended, friendly and efficient, and carbon offset their diesel.

Mountain Drop-offs — also recom­mended and often run when the others don’t

ChamEx­press Very regular trans­fer options — often run at low demand time when others don’t. Timetabled service, so allow plenty of time to get through the airport. Also offer a good programme of day excursions

Chamonix Valley Trans­fers will contact a selec­tion of regis­tered trans­fer compa­nies to get you the best deal.

Haute Trans­fers are a bit more upmar­ket — more expen­sive, but plusher vehicles, free refresh­ments and don’t charge for making changes to a booking. Also offer trans­fers to Courmayeur and Verbier for a day. Recommended.