Airport Transfers to Grindelwald

Airport to Ski Resort

Ski-Lifts offer a wide range of transfers to suit all budgets, to Grindelwald and many other ski resorts in Switzerland.

Get an instant quote and book your transfer of choice.  Choose from a private transfer to Grindelwald, or if you prefer, book an executive transfer to Grindelwald and for those travelling in large groups, book a coach transfer to Grindelwald.

You can book a transfer to Grindelwald from Geneva Airport, as well as other airports and train stations in Switzerland.

The normal Grindelwald transfer time from Geneva Airport is just over 2 hours, but transfers can take longer at peak times.

– You can make your booking online, you will receive an instant confirmation of your booking by email and then you can relax in the knowledge that your driver will be waiting for you when you arrive at the airport.

– For your return journey, we will send you a text message the afternoon before you are due to depart confirming your exact pickup time from your accommodation for your transfer from Grindelwald to the airport.

If you need any additional information, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Skiing in Grindelwald

Grindelwald is a Swiss ski resort associated with the Jungfrau Region ski area. Offering you access to 206km of downhill skiingGrindelwald itself offers you 155km of trails to indulge in.

Being part of the Jungfrau Region, Grindelwald actually shares terrain with Wengen – the Kleine Scheidegg and Mannlichen which you can reach by riding the cog railway from Grindelwald or the 4-person gondola in Grund, which, notably, has a skiing area of its own.

If you’re a beginner, you can get the best out of your experience in the Bodmi nursery slopes, where you can also find the Grindelwald ski school with instructors to give you a hand in nurturing your skills. You can easily reach this location by catching the bus from the village centre.

As an intermediate, you’re bound to have a wonderful stay in Grindelwald and the Jungfrau region as a whole. One of the best runs in the resort is a long 8km intermediate run – a descent that runs from Oberjoch back to Grindelwald. The powder slopes in the Eiger’s glacier are equally superb if you have the time to go there.

On the other hand, as an expert, you don’t have many runs to explore. However, the ones you have are quite challenging. Including the legendary Lauberhorn World cup downhill, which is a definite must go. Otherwise, Black Rock and the Kanonenrohr are slightly more intimidating.

All in all, Grindelwald is a very good resort for skiers in general, with a special emphasis on intermediates.

Events in Grindelwald 2017/18

Winter Kick off In The Village Centre – 15-16 December 2017

The Ski season kicks off! Prepare your ski equipment and join the hundreds of skiers in a run down through the mountains.

Silvester in Grindelwald – 31 December 2017

The last day of the year is celebrated in style in the streets of Grindelwald, where a festive atmosphere is present and abundant.

World Snow Festival – 15-20 January 2018

One of the most popular and fascinating events in Grindelwald, the World Snow Festival was created by Japanese artists, and since then, it has developed into a cultural happening that no one wants to miss.

For more information and events take a look at the Swiss tourism board’s calendar for events in Grindelwald.