Mercedes V-Class
1–7 pax · 6 luggage
From
CHF 120
Route · Geneva → Savoie
From Switzerland to Courchevel.
From Switzerland to the Trois Vallées — a three-hour descent along the Rhône, then a mountain road that ends at 1’850 m. We drive you to the exact chalet number.
218 km
3h 00m
From CHF 1’100
Cross-border · passport
218km
Road distance
3h 00
Average drive
1’850m
Courchevel altitude
5.0★
Route rating · 47 trips
The route
South through Savoie, up to the Trois Vallées.
We take the A40 south past Annecy, join the A43 Maurienne corridor, then turn off at Moûtiers where the mountain road begins. The last fifty minutes climb past Brides-les-Bains and Le Praz on a road kept immaculate through winter. Courchevel 1850 is the final stop — we drive to whichever level you need.
Group travel
A group transfer built for the Trois Vallées.
Courchevel is the entry to the largest linked ski area in the world, and the groups who come — families taking a chalet, friends chasing the Trois Vallées, teams on a winter retreat — arrive with a lot of kit and high expectations. One minibus carries the whole party across the French border and up to the resort levels together, luggage and skis in the hold, one fixed all-in price agreed before you fly.
Space for a full chalet’s kit
Seven in the V-Class, up to nineteen in the Sprinters, with room for the ski bags, boot bags and cases a Courchevel week involves.
Winter conditions, planned
November to April we run studded tyres and carry chains, watch the climb to 1850 and time the departure so you reach the door in good light.
Peak weeks fill first
Christmas, New Year, February half-term and the French school holidays sell out early — send provisional dates and we hold a vehicle while numbers firm up.
One price, nothing added
Tolls, vignette, VAT and sixty minutes of waiting are inside the figure you approve; it does not change with traffic in the Tarentaise or a late landing.
Meet & greet at Geneva
Your named driver waits at arrivals, loads the hold and takes the group straight up — no taxi rank, no separate fares to compare at altitude.
Altiport and jet arrivals too
For parties flying privately, we coordinate the road leg around your slot so the transfer is waiting when the group lands.
Local notes
Good to know for Courchevel.
Cross-border
France — passport or national ID mandatory for every passenger, children included.
Altitude road
The Moûtiers–Courchevel road climbs 1’450 m in 28 km. Our drivers train for it yearly and carry chains all winter.
Chalet delivery
Give us the exact chalet number — we know the one-way streets of 1850 and can drop you at the door, not the village entrance.
Return transfers
Saturday mornings see a 30-minute queue out of Moûtiers. We book Friday-evening or Sunday-morning returns where possible.
Route FAQ
Asked about this route.
Do you drive to Courchevel 1850 itself, or stop lower?
1850 every time. We also drive to 1550, 1650, Moriond, La Tania and Le Praz — tell us the address at booking.
How early should I leave Geneva?
For Saturday arrivals, 08:00 pickup gets you chalet-side by lunch. For weekday arrivals, 09:30 is comfortable.
Is the road open all winter?
Yes — the D915 is cleared round the clock. Two or three times a season the upper stretch closes briefly for avalanche clearance; we monitor the prefecture feed and reschedule if needed.
Can you do Courchevel Altiport transfers?
Yes. We meet private jets at the Altiport on request, and run onward transfers to any Trois-Vallées village at a flat CHF 90 each way.
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