Les Gets is a short drive from Geneva: about 1h20 to a traditional Savoyard village, linked to Morzine and the whole Portes du Soleil ski area.
In short: Les Gets is about 82 km from Geneva Airport, roughly 1 h 19 by road. Our Geneva Airport Ski Transfer costs from CHF 304 one way for the whole car (Mercedes E-Class, up to 3 passengers), available 24/7. Book online with the price shown upfront, or call +41 76 408 13 14.
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82 km · about 1 h 19 without traffic
| Vehicle | Passengers | Bags | One way |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mercedes E-Class | 3 | 3 | CHF 304 |
| Mercedes V-Class | 6–7 | 8 | CHF 359 |
| Mercedes S-Class | 3 | 2 | CHF 463 |
| Mercedes Sprinter | 12–16 | 10+ | On request |
Prices calculated by our booking engine for a one-way trip from Geneva Airport. Your exact price for your address is shown when you book. Return trip: 10% off.
From Geneva Airport to Les Gets (82 km), a private chauffeur is the most direct option: about 1 h 19, from CHF 304 for the whole vehicle, or about CHF 90 per person for four people in a V-Class. By train, you change once or twice and finish by bus, with skis and luggage: allow 2 h 30 to 3 hours.
| Option | Journey time | Price | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private chauffeur (Geneva Transfer Booking) | about 1 h 19 without traffic, door to door, no change | from CHF 304 for the whole vehicle (Mercedes E‑Class); CHF 359 in a V-Class for up to 7 people, about CHF 90 per person for four | Fixed price known when you book; 1 hour of waiting included after landing; child seats included; winter tyres and 4MATIC all-wheel drive. |
| Train + bus | about 2 h 30 to 3 h, including waiting | per person, depending on the date (SBB / SNCF) | 1 or 2 changes to Cluses (at Geneva Cornavin, sometimes Annemasse), about 1 h 40; then a bus to Les Gets, on the Cluses – Morzine line. |
| Shared shuttle or bus | fixed times, several stops | per person | Run by private companies: departures at fixed times and stops for other travellers. |
| Taxi | as by car, depending on traffic | metered, at the per-kilometre rate | The final price is only known on arrival: ask for it before leaving, and check there is room for skis. |
Car times without traffic; on winter Saturdays, allow at least one extra hour. Train times: official SBB timetable for December 2026. Public transport and shuttle prices: check with the operators.
Les Gets charms families with its gentle slopes, its pedestrian village centre and its chalets, while giving access to the huge Portes du Soleil ski area.
From Geneva Airport the drive is one of the shortest to a major French resort, perfect for arrivals late on a Friday.
Gentle slopes, ski schools and a calm village centre.
The ski area connects Les Gets and Morzine, then the rest of the Portes du Soleil.
Mountain golf course and bike park in the warm season.
Tell us the children's ages: the seats are installed before pick-up.
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Les Gets is a village of chalets at about 1,170 metres, spread across a col between two valleys of the Haute-Savoie. It has kept a traditional look, with wooden façades, a pedestrian centre in winter and farms on the surrounding slopes, while giving direct access to one of the largest ski areas in Europe, the Portes du Soleil.
The village has a reputation as one of the most family-friendly resorts in the French Alps. Gentle slopes run down to the centre, ski schools are well organised, and the atmosphere stays calm in the evening. At the same time, the ski area connects to Morzine and, beyond it, to Avoriaz and the Swiss resorts, so stronger skiers never run out of terrain.
For Geneva Transfer Booking, Les Gets is one of the closest major resorts to Geneva Airport: a short drive that makes it ideal for weekends and for families who want to reach the chalet quickly.
Les Gets began as a farming village on a mountain pass, where travellers and livestock crossed between the valleys of the Chablais and the Giffre. Its winters were long and isolated, and in the 19th century some villagers spent them making and repairing music boxes and mechanical instruments. That tradition lives on in the Mechanical Music Museum, one of the most unusual collections in the Alps.
Skiing developed in the 20th century, and the village joined the Portes du Soleil, which connected it to Morzine and to the Swiss resorts. More recently, Les Gets has become a reference for mountain biking: it has hosted the mountain-bike World Championships more than once, and its trails draw riders from all over Europe.
The winter season usually runs from mid-December to early April, with the busiest weeks at Christmas, New Year and during the French school holidays in February. For families with young children, January and March offer quieter slopes and lower traffic on the road. In summer, from late June to early September, golf, the bike park and the lakes make Les Gets a lively holiday village.
The trip covers about 80 kilometres. Google calculates about an hour and twenty minutes without traffic. The route crosses into France shortly after the airport, follows the A40 motorway and climbs through Taninges to the col where the village sits. The last part is a mountain road with bends, cleared and treated in winter.
On winter Saturdays, when many chalets change guests, traffic builds up in the valleys. We plan the departure time accordingly and keep you informed if the chauffeur expects delays.
Leaving from the Swiss side of Geneva Airport, the car enters France a few minutes after departure. Switzerland and France are in the Schengen area: passport checks are rare, but customs controls on goods are possible. Each passenger should carry a valid passport or identity card.
The local slopes spread over two sides of the village. Mont Chéry, on one side, is quieter and offers wide views of Mont Blanc on clear days. On the other side, Les Chavannes and the slopes towards Le Pleney form the link with Morzine and the rest of the Portes du Soleil. Many runs are lined with trees, which helps on snowy or foggy days.
Beginners have dedicated areas near the village, and several ski schools teach children in small groups. Families appreciate being able to meet for lunch in the centre without long journeys. The season usually runs from mid-December to early April.
In summer, Les Gets offers a mountain golf course among the meadows, walking trails at every level and a well-known bike park. The resort has hosted mountain-bike World Championships, and its trails attract riders from across Europe. Lakes and swimming areas make it a good base for families in July and August.
Mountain restaurants serve Savoyard dishes: tartiflette, fondue, raclette and croziflette, with local cheeses such as Reblochon and Abondance. In the village, restaurants range from simple family places to more refined tables.
Families with young children. The short drive from Geneva is a real advantage. Ask for child seats with the children's ages, and plan the arrival before dinner.
Weekend skiers. Les Gets is one of the most practical resorts for a weekend from Geneva. Leave margin for traffic on the Sunday evening return.
Golfers and summer visitors. Golf bags travel easily in a V-Class; tell us when booking.
Groups and seminars. For groups, we coordinate several vehicles or a Sprinter, with a single arrival time at the chalet or hotel.
A Mercedes E-Class suits one to three passengers with suitcases. The S-Class offers the most comfortable ride. With skis and a week of luggage, the V-Class is the right choice, for up to six or seven passengers. For larger groups, the Sprinter is available on request.
Prices on this page are calculated by our booking engine for a one-way trip from Geneva Airport to Les Gets. Book online to see the exact price for your address, or call us. Book the return at the same time and the booking engine applies a 10% reduction to the round trip.
Your chauffeur follows your flight in real time. For the return, we agree the pick-up time at your chalet, with margin for traffic.
About an hour and twenty minutes for about 80 kilometres, without traffic.
Yes, by the ski lifts of the Portes du Soleil, and by road in about fifteen minutes.
Yes. Tell us the number of children and their ages when booking; the seats are installed before the pick-up.
Yes, carry a passport or identity card: the route crosses from Switzerland into France.
Yes. Tell us what equipment you bring; we will choose a V-Class or a Sprinter.