Transfert en voiture privée de Geneva à Courchevel

The resort is divided into villages, named for their altitudes:

• Courchevel 1850
• Courchevel 1650 (Moriond)
• Courchevel 1550 (Village)
• Courchevel 1300 (Le Praz)
• Courchevel 1100 (La Tania)

Courchevel 1850 is at the highest altitude and is the crown jewel of the resort complex. It often attracts international celebrities for its luxury hotels, secluded chalets, and Michelin-starred restaurants. It is the largest of the five villages and has the most amenities, including 24 five-star hotels. The meticulous focus on luxury, privacy for the elite, and convenience keeps guests coming back year after year.

Courchevel is frequently used for winter sports competitions, including the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville and the 2023 Alpine Ski World Championships.

In addition to skiing, Courchevel offers a wide range of winter activities, including snowshoeing and ice skating. Visitors can also enjoy helicopter tours, providing a unique perspective of the stunning Alpine scenery. In the summer, guests can go swimming, horseback riding, and hiking.

Beyond winter sports, Courchevel is known for its vibrant après-ski scene, with sophisticated lounges and exclusive nightclubs.

Whether you're an avid skier or simply looking to indulge in a luxurious mountain retreat, Courchevel offers a blend of outdoor adventure and relaxation that keep it a top-ranking Alpine destination year after year.

Leave the driving to the experts

All that snow doesn’t just stay on the slopes! The steep and winding roads leading up the mountainside to Courchevel have to be cleared of snow on a daily basis during the height of winter. Let a local driver from Daytrip take the wheel for your Geneva to Courchevel transfer so you can relax while driving.

Don’t be afraid to try something new

Courchevel has dozens of sports options for people of all skill levels and ages. If this is your first time on the slopes, take it easy and join a class for beginners. You’ll have an experienced professional guide you through all the steps to safely learn a new skill.

Dress in layers

Between the frigid outdoor air and the warmth of the restaurants and attractions along the way, you’ll need to dress in layers to prevent getting sick on your trip!

Driving from Geneva to Courchevel

The highways from Geneva to Moutiers are well-maintained and fairly smooth, but once you ascend up the mountain, the roads become more challenging. On the roads between Moutiers and Courchevel, the snow must be cleared daily (a small price to pay for some of the best skiing in the world!).

For your comfort and safety, we recommend hiring a local Daytrip driver for your trip. They have experience driving in snowy conditions and insider knowledge about the best detours in case of road closures or traffic. Your driver will pick you up from your address in Geneva and take you across the Alps to Courchevel. You can even be picked up from the airport! The driving time is 2 hours and 20 minutes, so visit Annecy to see the canals and have lunch!

This route starts at $70 per seat, so book yours before the busy season!

Trains and buses from Geneva to Courchevel

Using public transportation will require a few transfers, and the trip takes between 3 and 5 hours, depending on the season and weather conditions.

Train lines do not reach all the way to Courchevel due to the high elevation, but the closest train and bus stations are in Moutiers. In order to reach Moutiers by train, you will need to take one of the high-speed trains from Geneva to either Chambery Challes-les-Eaux or Gare d’Aix-les-Bains-Le Revard. From either city, you’ll need to transfer trains. Train tickets cost from $22 to $37 for this entire route.

From Moutiers, you can ride the shuttle bus up the mountain. The ticket costs $12 and includes one carry-on, one piece of luggage, and one pair of skis or a snowboard. Alternatively, you can hire a taxi for $50. The drive up the mountain takes 30 minutes.

Hit the slopes at Courchevel

Courchevel is part of the Trois Vallées, the largest linked ski area in the world. It offers slopes for all levels, from beginners to experts, with stunning views of the Alps. There are even handicapped-friendly skiing options. Here are just some of the winter activities available:

• Skiing
• Snowboarding
• Airboarding
• Cross-country skiing
• Dog sledding
• Ice skating

Summer activities in Courchevel

Courchevel is a year-round resort with plenty of summer activities. No snow required! With 32 hiking trails that cover 167 miles (270 km), you’ll see the best of the Alps. Hit the local trails or stay on-site while you go:

• Hiking
• Biking
• Horseback riding
• Ziplining
• Fishing
• Swimming
• Rafting
• Golfing

Dine at Courchevel’s Michelin-starred restaurants

Courchevel is home to several Michelin-starred restaurants. Indulge in gourmet French cuisine with dishes crafted by world-renowned chefs using the finest ingredients.

Luxury shopping at Courchevel

Explore high-end boutiques offering luxury fashion, jewelry, and winter sports gear. The shopping experience in Courchevel is as elegant as the rest of the resort.

Get a bird’s eye view of the Alps

If you aren’t afraid of heights, there are so many ways to see the Alps from above! Take a helicopter tour, go paragliding, or ride in a hot air balloon to soar in the skies. If you are feeling particularly brave, you can even skydive from a helicopter!

Refresh and rejuvenate at Courchevel’s spas

After a day on the slopes, relax at one of Courchevel’s many luxurious spas. Enjoy massages, saunas, and other wellness treatments in a serene mountain setting. Yoga classes and tennis are also available for the full country club experience.