Geneva to Morzine Transfer

Shared transfers can start from around £31 per person, while private transfers can start from around £269 per vehicle (1–8 passengers).
Prices are usually lowest for midweek travel, and booking early helps secure the best rates and guaranteed availability, especially during peak ski weeks.

Typically about 1 hour 30 minutes in normal conditions. Allow extra time on peak Saturdays, in heavy snow, or during busy airport periods.

You can usually choose from shared, private, eco-friendly (hybrid/electric where available), luxury, and group/coach options depending on dates and demand.

A scheduled shuttle is often the cheapest option, especially for daytime arrivals, but it runs to a fixed timetable and doesn’t operate early mornings or late evenings.
For more flexibility, a shared transfer is usually the best-value option, while private transfers can work out cost-effective for families or larger groups.

Yes. Transfers to Morzine operate around the clock to align with flight schedules.
Private transfers are the best option for very late-night or early-morning arrivals, while shared transfers run at set times depending on the season and demand.

Yes. You can book both one-way and return transfers to Morzine.
This is ideal if you’re flying into Geneva and departing from another airport such as Lyon or Chambéry.

All shared and private transfers include free luggage and ski carriage, all tolls and taxes, and aim for direct drop-off at your accommodation where access allows. Flight monitoring is included where applicable, and free child seats or boosters are available on request at booking.
Scheduled shuttle transfers operate differently. They run to a fixed timetable and include standard luggage and ski carriage only. Child seats, additional luggage options, and flight monitoring are not available on this service.

We recommend booking as early as possible, particularly for Christmas, New Year, and February half-term, when availability is limited and prices rise quickly.
Even during quieter weeks, booking ahead gives you the widest choice of transfer times and vehicle options.

Last-minute bookings may be possible if availability allows. However, during peak periods transfers often sell out, and late bookings can be more expensive or limited in choice.

Arrival flights are monitored wherever possible, and pick-up times are adjusted accordingly.
If you’re unable to reach the meeting point within 2 hours of your scheduled arrival, please contact Ski-Lifts as soon as possible using the details provided in your booking confirmation.
This includes delays caused by flight disruption, passport control, or baggage reclaim. Letting us know helps minimise disruption and avoid additional charges.

Yes. Skis and snowboards are included at no extra cost when added during booking.
If you’re travelling with additional or oversized items, please declare them in advance so the correct vehicle size can be allocated.

Each passenger can usually bring one suitcase, one piece of hand luggage, and one set of skis or a snowboard. Please refer to our Terms & Conditions for exact size and weight limits. Oversized or additional items should be declared in advance and are subject to available space and possible additional charges.

Yes. Free child seats and boosters are available at the time of booking. Add them during booking so they’re allocated to your vehicle.

Policies vary by provider/transfer type, but a common standard is free cancellation/amendments up to 7 days before travel. Always check the terms shown at booking.

No. Shared transfers are pre-booked services organised around flight arrivals, using smaller vehicles and offering door-to-door drop-off where accessible.
Scheduled shuttle buses run fixed timetables with set stops, limited service hours, and less flexibility if flights are delayed. While they can be cheaper, they’re can be less convenient, especially with ski luggage or travelling with younger children.

Public transport routes do exist, but they usually involve multiple changes and longer journey times, especially in winter or at busy weekends. Most routes require a train or bus to Cluses or Thonon-les-Bains, followed by a local bus or taxi up to Morzine.
A pre-booked transfer is generally faster and more convenient, offering a direct journey to resort without the stress of connections or carrying ski luggage.

Geneva Airport (GVA) is the most common and closest major airport (around 80 km). Chambéry, Lyon, and Grenoble are also used depending on flight availability.

Cluses is the nearest major station, roughly 40 minutes by road from Morzine, then you continue by taxi/transfer.

Transfers aim for door-to-door drop-off at your accommodation where access allows.
In heavy snowfall or on narrow mountain roads, vehicles may stop at the nearest safe and accessible point within walking distance.

Your pick-up will be on the Swiss side of Geneva Airport, in the arrivals hall.
Full meeting instructions, including photos and maps, are provided in your booking confirmation and Geneva Airport meeting point guide.

The closest major train station to Morzine is Cluses, located around 40 minutes by road from the resort. From Cluses, you continue to Morzine by taxi or pre-booked transfer, which is the most straightforward option when travelling with luggage or ski equipment.

Early Dec – Early April (Please note – dates are subject to change)

Yes. Morzine is widely regarded as family-friendly, with ski schools, beginner areas, and access to broader Portes du Soleil terrain for mixed abilities, plus plenty of off-slope activities.