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Klosters
In shortKlosters is about 414 km (around 4 h 25) by road from Geneva Airport. AirportsTransfers.ch drives you there door to door in a private car, with a fixed price per vehicle paid online.
Distance~414 km
Duration~4 h 25
fromCHF 1'376
Klosters
Klosters, in the Prättigau valley of Graubünden, is a quiet, chalet-style village that shares the Parsenn ski area with Davos. Many guests own or rent chalets here and travel with families and plenty of equipment. A private chauffeur from Geneva avoids the long train journey with changes in Zurich and Landquart and brings everyone to the door.
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Chauffeur's tipKlosters has two parts, Platz and Dorf, with different lift stations; give your exact chalet address so the chauffeur goes straight to the right one.
The route from Geneva to Klosters
The journey crosses almost the whole of Switzerland. Your chauffeur takes the motorway via Lausanne, Bern and Zurich, then follows Lake Walen towards Sargans and Landquart. From Landquart the road climbs the Prättigau valley, through Küblis, up to Klosters. Around 414 km and some four hours and twenty-five minutes, all on well-maintained roads that remain open in winter, with a comfort stop on the way if you wish.
Arriving in Klosters
Klosters Platz is the main village, with the station and the Gotschna cable car to the Parsenn area shared with Davos. Klosters Dorf, a little further up the valley, has the Madrisa gondola. Many chalets sit on the slopes above the village on narrow lanes, so mention any access constraints when booking. The car stops at your hotel or chalet entrance wherever the road allows.
Practical advice
A few points make this long transfer easy for families and ski groups.
- Declare skis and boards at booking; AirportsTransfers.ch then sends a V-Class or a Sprinter minibus with enough room.
- The Vereina car-train to the Engadine also starts at Klosters, which is useful if you continue to Scuol.
- Your flight is tracked and waiting time is included in case of delay.
- Book the return to Geneva in advance, especially for weekend departures in the high season.
Price for this trip
| Vehicle | Passengers | CHF |
|---|---|---|
| Business Sedan · Mercedes E-Class | 3 · 3 Suitcases | 1'376 ≈ €1,460 |
| First Class Sedan · Mercedes S-Class | 3 · 2 Suitcases | 2'157 ≈ €2,285 |
| Van · Mercedes V-Class | 7 · 10 Suitcases | 1'574 ≈ €1,670 |
| Minibus · Mercedes Sprinter | 16 · 16 Suitcases | Price on request |
per vehicle, one way
Klosters: questions and answers
54 questions answered
How long is the drive from Geneva Airport to Klosters?
About 414 km, which takes around 4 h 25 via Bern, Zurich and Landquart in normal traffic.
Can you carry skis and provide child seats?
Yes. Declare skis at booking so a suitable vehicle is assigned, and request child seats for each child; they are ready on pick-up.
How do I book and pay for the transfer?
Online, with a fixed price per vehicle shown before booking and secure payment by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
Can you take us to a chalet in Klosters Dorf rather than Platz?
Yes. Enter the exact chalet address; the chauffeur drives to Klosters Dorf, Platz or the hamlets above the village as the road allows.
The route to Klosters10
How far is Klosters from Geneva Airport?
Klosters is about 414 km from Geneva Airport by road. The transfer crosses Switzerland from west to east and finishes in the Prättigau valley in Graubünden, close to Davos.
How long is the drive from Geneva Airport to Klosters?
Allow around four hours twenty-five minutes in normal conditions. Snow, winter Saturday traffic or holiday weekends can add time, and the chauffeur adjusts the departure to reach Klosters smoothly.
Which route does the chauffeur take to Klosters?
The chauffeur takes the motorway via Lausanne, Bern and Zurich, then follows the Walensee towards Sargans and Landquart. From Landquart the road climbs the Prättigau valley through Küblis up to Klosters.
Do I cross a border driving to Klosters?
No. The drive from Geneva Airport to Klosters stays in Switzerland, so there are no customs checks. You simply leave the airport through the Swiss sector.
Is the road to Klosters open all winter?
Yes. The Prättigau road to Klosters is well maintained and stays open in winter, with no high pass to cross. Vehicles are prepared for snow, and chains are carried when conditions require them.
How long does the drive to Klosters take on a winter Saturday?
Saturday changeovers bring heavy traffic around Zurich and in the Prättigau, which can add an hour or more. Landing in Geneva in the morning gives a good chance of reaching Klosters before dark.
When is traffic busiest on the road to Klosters?
Winter Saturdays, the start and end of school holidays and weekday rush hours around Bern and Zurich are the busiest times. Conferences in nearby Davos can also bring extra traffic through Klosters.
Can we stop on the way to Klosters?
Yes, one or two breaks are normal on a drive of over four hours. A stop at a motorway service area or by the Walensee is easy to plan before the climb into the Prättigau.
Can I go to Klosters after a late arrival in Geneva?
Yes, transfers run 24/7. Night drives to Klosters are often quicker on quiet motorways, though fresh snow in the Prättigau can slow the last part in winter.
Can the car continue from Klosters through the Vereina tunnel?
Yes. The Vereina car-train starts at Klosters and carries vehicles through the mountain to the Lower Engadine, which is useful if you continue to Scuol or the Engadine valley.
Booking and payment9
How do I book a private transfer from Geneva Airport to Klosters?
Book online with AirportsTransfers.ch: enter Geneva Airport as pick-up and your exact address in Klosters, choose the date, time and vehicle, then pay to confirm. Because the drive is around 4 h 25, adding your flight number helps us plan the departure precisely.
Is the price of a Geneva Airport to Klosters transfer fixed?
Yes. The price is fixed per vehicle, not per passenger, and it is shown before you pay. For a journey of about 414 km to Klosters, that means the cost does not change with traffic, the route chosen on the day or the number of people in the car.
What is included in the price of a transfer from Geneva Airport to Klosters?
The fixed price to Klosters includes the chauffeur, fuel, motorway charges, and help with your luggage. Waiting time is included if your flight is late, so a delayed landing in Geneva costs nothing extra on this 414 km trip.
How can I pay for my transfer to Klosters?
You pay online when booking the Klosters transfer, by credit or debit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. The amount is the fixed per-vehicle price shown on screen, so there is nothing to settle with the chauffeur at the end of the around 4 h 25 drive.
How far in advance should I book a transfer from Geneva to Klosters?
Booking a few days ahead is wise, and well in advance for Saturday changeovers in winter, when larger vehicles are in demand. Last-minute requests to Klosters are often possible too; if the online slot is too close, contact us 24/7 and we will check availability.
Can I book the return trip from Klosters to Geneva Airport at the same time?
Yes, you can add the return from Klosters to Geneva Airport in the same booking. Give your departure flight and pick-up address, and the chauffeur collects you with enough margin for the around 4 h 25 drive back and check-in.
Can my company get an invoice for a transfer to Klosters?
Yes. Enter your company name, address and VAT number when booking and an invoice is issued for the transfer to Klosters. This is useful for corporate ski events and staff travel who need the fixed price documented for expenses.
What happens if I need to cancel my transfer to Klosters?
Plans change, especially on a long trip like Geneva to Klosters. Please see our cancellation conditions at booking: they are shown clearly before you pay, and you can contact us 24/7 if your flight or dates move.
Is there a minibus for a group travelling from Geneva to Klosters?
Yes. For a ski club or two families sharing a chalet in Klosters, the Mercedes Sprinter minibus is quoted on request via the contact form. Give the number of passengers and bags, including skis, and we reply with a fixed price for the 414 km journey.
Arriving at Geneva Airport6
Where does the chauffeur meet me at Geneva Airport for my transfer to Klosters?
Your AirportsTransfers.ch chauffeur waits in the arrivals hall after baggage reclaim and customs, holding a sign with your name. From there it is a short walk to the car, and you set off to Klosters without queueing for a taxi or train.
Should I exit in the Swiss or French sector of Geneva Airport for Klosters?
Most passengers arrive in the Swiss sector, and Klosters is in Switzerland, so the whole drive stays in the country. If your flight lands in the French sector, mention it at booking and the chauffeur meets you there instead, so the transfer to Klosters starts without delay.
Is my flight tracked for the transfer to Klosters?
Yes. We follow your flight in real time using the flight number you give at booking, so the chauffeur adjusts to an early or late landing in Geneva. You do not need to call to update the pick-up time before the drive to Klosters.
What if my flight to Geneva is delayed before my transfer to Klosters?
Waiting time is included if your flight is late, so a delay does not change the fixed price. The chauffeur waits in the arrivals hall, and the around 4 h 25 drive to Klosters simply starts later.
How do I contact my chauffeur when I land in Geneva for Klosters?
The chauffeur's details are sent before your trip, and you can reach the team 24/7 by phone or WhatsApp on +41 78 346 56 77. Message us if you are held up at customs or baggage reclaim and the chauffeur will wait for your transfer to Klosters.
What time should I be picked up in Klosters for a flight from Geneva?
For a flight from Geneva, plan a pick-up from Klosters roughly seven hours before departure. That covers the around 4 h 25 drive, check-in and security, plus a margin for traffic and winter weather on busy Saturdays.
Luggage, skis and children6
Can I take my skis and snowboard in the car to Klosters?
Yes. Declare skis, snowboards and boot bags at booking so the right vehicle is sent to Klosters. For several pairs of skis, the Mercedes V-Class van or the Sprinter minibus is usually the comfortable choice for this 414 km trip.
Which vehicle should I choose for my group going to Klosters?
AirportsTransfers.ch offers a Business Sedan E-Class for up to 3 passengers and 3 bags, a First Class S-Class for extra comfort, a V-Class van for up to 7 passengers and 10 bags, and a Sprinter minibus for larger groups on request. On a 414 km trip to Klosters, extra space is worth considering.
Are child seats available for a transfer to Klosters?
Yes, child seats and boosters are provided on request. Give the age or weight of each child when booking the transfer to Klosters, so the seats are fitted before you get in for the around 4 h 25 journey.
Can I travel to Klosters with my dog or cat?
Pets can often travel, but please ask at booking so we can confirm the vehicle and arrangements for the drive to Klosters. Mention the size of the animal and whether it travels in a carrier, and plan a short break on the around 4 h 25 journey.
Is the transfer to Klosters suitable for passengers with reduced mobility?
Yes, please ask at booking and describe what is needed, for example a folding wheelchair or help getting in and out. The chauffeur assists at Geneva Airport and on arrival in Klosters, and the van offers easier access for longer trips.
Can I bring oversized luggage on the transfer to Klosters?
Yes, as long as it is declared at booking. Items such as ski bags, boot bags or sledges need the right vehicle, usually the V-Class van or the Sprinter minibus, so everything fits safely for the journey to Klosters.
About Klosters14
What is Klosters known for?
Klosters is a traditional mountain village in the Prättigau valley, known for its chalet atmosphere, its skiing in the Parsenn area shared with Davos and its long popularity with British visitors, including royalty.
What is the difference between Klosters Platz and Klosters Dorf?
Klosters Platz is the main village, with the station and the Gotschna cable car to the Parsenn. Klosters Dorf, a little further up the valley, has the Madrisa gondola. Give your exact address so the chauffeur goes to the right one.
Which ski areas can I reach from Klosters?
From Klosters Platz, the Gotschna cable car leads into the Parsenn, shared with Davos. From Klosters Dorf, the Madrisa area offers sunny, family-friendly slopes. Cross-country trails run along the valley floor.
How high is Klosters?
The village of Klosters lies at around 1,200 metres above sea level, lower than Davos. The ski areas above it climb much higher, giving good snow through the winter.
Is Klosters car-free?
No, Klosters has normal road access, so the car stops at your hotel or chalet entrance. Some chalets sit on narrow lanes above the village, so mention any access constraints when booking.
How do I get around Klosters?
Local buses link Klosters Platz, Klosters Dorf and Davos, and the village centre is easy to explore on foot. A chauffeur by the hour helps if your chalet is up the hillside.
When is a good time to visit Klosters?
Winter, from December to April, is the main ski season. Summer is popular for hiking and mountain biking in the side valleys, while spring and late autumn are quieter, with some lifts closed.
What can I do in Klosters in summer?
Summer in Klosters means hiking, mountain biking, walks into the Silvretta mountains and the Sardasca valley, and family trips up the Madrisa. The village is calm and green.
Where do visitors usually stay in Klosters?
Many visitors rent chalets on the slopes above Klosters Platz, while others prefer hotels close to the Gotschna lift. Klosters Dorf is quieter and close to the Madrisa.
Is Klosters good for families?
Yes, Klosters is relaxed and family-friendly, with gentle slopes on the Madrisa, sledging runs and outdoor activities in summer. Ask for child seats when booking the transfer.
What day trips can I make from Klosters?
Davos is just over the Wolfgang pass, Scuol and the Lower Engadine are reached through the Vereina tunnel, and Chur, Bad Ragaz and Liechtenstein are within an easy drive from Klosters.
What events take place in Klosters?
Klosters hosts winter sports competitions, cross-country races, music and cultural events, plus traditional village festivals in summer. Check with your hosts about what is on during your stay.
Is Klosters quieter than Davos?
Yes, Klosters has a village feel and is calmer than the town of Davos, while sharing the same Parsenn ski area. Many visitors like combining both during one stay.
Can I reach Klosters by train from Geneva?
Yes, Swiss trains reach Klosters with changes, typically in Zurich and Landquart. A private transfer is simpler with skis, children and luggage, taking you to your chalet door.
More trips and contact5
Can I hire a chauffeur by the hour in Klosters?
Yes, a chauffeur by the hour is available with a minimum of 2 hours. It suits a day trip from Klosters to Davos or along the Prättigau valley, with the car and driver waiting for you between stops.
Can you drive me from Klosters to other destinations?
Yes. Besides the trip back to Geneva Airport, we drive from Klosters to Davos, Scuol, St. Moritz, Lenzerheide, Arosa, Chur or Zurich Airport. Each transfer has a fixed price per vehicle shown before you book.
Can the transfer from Geneva to Klosters include several stops?
Yes, multi-stop trips are possible: for example a stop in Zurich to collect friends or a lunch break by the Walensee. Add the stops at booking or contact us, and the fixed price for the journey to Klosters will reflect the full itinerary.
Can I be picked up at the private jet terminal in Geneva for Klosters?
Yes, chauffeurs can meet private and business flights at the Geneva Airport general aviation terminal before driving you to Klosters. Guests flying privately into the Engadine can also be met at Samedan airfield on request.
How can I contact AirportsTransfers.ch about a transfer to Klosters?
AirportsTransfers.ch is available 24/7 by phone and WhatsApp on +41 78 346 56 77, or by email at contact@airportstransfers.ch. Write to us for quotes, group requests or changes to your Klosters transfer.
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