Airport Transfers to Zermatt

Airport to Ski Resort

As there is no access to Zermatt by car, all of our transfers have to drop off/pick up at the Matterhorn Terminal Tasch and from here, you are required to take a short train ride up to the resort.

The journey takes around 12 minutes and the trains run every 20 minutes from 05.00 through to 00.30. At weekends, the train also runs hourly throughout the night.

A one-way ticket roughly costs 8chf for an adult and 4chf for a child, children under 6 go free.

On arrival in Zermatt, you can call your hotel by using the free hotel phone at the station and reception will organise for an electric taxi to come and collect you and your luggage. If you are staying at a private address or your hotel doesn’t offer this service, there are private taxis available for hire.

Ski-Lifts offer the widest range of airport transfers to Zermatt to suit every budget.

Get an instant quote and book a private transfer to Zermatt from Sion, a luxury transfer to Zermatt and for large groups travelling together, a coach transfer to Zermatt.

You can book a transfer to Zermatt from Geneva Airport, as well as the other airports mentioned in Switzerland and Italy.

The normal transfer time to Zermatt from Geneva Airport is around 2.5 hours, but 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 the same point as your drop-off for your transfer from Zermatt to the airport.

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

Skiing in Zermatt

Considered as Switzerland’s best ski resort – Zermatt is a picturesque, charming town.

The resort has 360km of pistes and some of the best off-piste you can find in Switzerland and due to its height, it is a snow sure resort, with lifts open throughout most of the year for glacier skiing.

Offering some of the best skiing runs in the world and certainly one of the biggest inter-linked areas boasting more than 70 lifts; Zermatt is divided into three sections, one of which stands right across Italy’s border.

If you are a beginner, Gornegrat’s gentle slopes are an optimal place to start.

For more intermediate and expert skiers, Sunnega is one to try out. 

If you haven’t been to Zermatt, you’re throwing away a chance to enjoy yourself in a ski paradise.

Events in Zermatt 2017/18

Zermatt Fashion – 14-17 December 2017

The Winter Season begins in great style with the Zermatt Fashion event bringing glamour and beautiful faces to a cool environment. With fashion shows, pop up stores, networking, live acts, and Parties – the Zermatt Fashion will surely delight you.

Horu Trophy: Open-Air Curling Tournament – 20-21 January 2018

The weekend of tradition and competitive festivity happens in January. A gentleman’s sport is played on ice with a standardized stone sliding across the icy field. In an outdoor environment where one of the largest competitions in Europe is held.

Zermatt Unplugged: The Melting Pot of Great Experiences – 10-14 April 2018

An annual festival so unforgettable that you can’t help but to return year after year to what is a polished diamond in the Swiss music scene. Founded in 2007, Zermatt Unplugged has brought together influential and incredible artists from the International scene.

For more information and events take a look at the Zermatt tourism board’s calendar.