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Les Gets
In shortLes Gets is about 75 km (around 1 h 10) by road from Geneva Airport. AirportsTransfers.ch drives you there door to door in a private car with a fixed price paid online.
Distance~75 km
Duration~1 h 10
fromCHF 329
Les Gets
Les Gets is a family-friendly village in the Portes du Soleil, sharing its ski area with Morzine and popular in summer for its bike park and golf course. Its proximity to Geneva makes it a favourite for short breaks and chalet holidays. A private car takes you from the arrivals hall to your chalet in just over an hour, with room for skis, bikes and luggage.
Photo: Annom, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons
Chauffeur's tipLes Gets lies on a col between two valleys, so access to some chalets is via steep side roads; share your chalet address and any access notes at booking.
The route from Geneva Airport to Les Gets
Your chauffeur crosses the Franco-Swiss border and takes the A40 motorway along the Arve valley. You leave the motorway near Cluses and follow the D902 north through Taninges, climbing through forests and pastures to the Col des Gets, where the village sits. Morzine lies just a few kilometres further on, down the other side of the col. The road is wide and well maintained, making this one of the quickest mountain transfers from Geneva.
Arriving in Les Gets
Les Gets is accessible by car, and you are dropped at the door of your chalet or hotel. The village centre gathers shops, restaurants and the main lifts, including the Chavannes area and the Mont Chéry side. The ski area is shared with Morzine and is part of the Portes du Soleil. In summer, the bike park, the golf course on the Chavannes plateau and the hiking trails attract many visitors.
Practical advice for your transfer
- Winter Saturdays are busy across the Portes du Soleil; book your return trip in advance.
- Declare skis, snowboards or bikes at booking.
- For families, child seats are provided on request.
Since the route crosses the border, keep your travel documents with you. AirportsTransfers.ch offers meet and greet with a name sign in Geneva arrivals, and the fixed price per vehicle is shown before you book, so short weekend trips can be organised quickly online.
Price for this trip
| Vehicle | Passengers | CHF |
|---|---|---|
| Business Sedan · Mercedes E-Class | 3 · 3 Suitcases | 329 ≈ €350 |
| First Class Sedan · Mercedes S-Class | 3 · 2 Suitcases | 478 ≈ €505 |
| Van · Mercedes V-Class | 7 · 10 Suitcases | 366 ≈ €390 |
| Minibus · Mercedes Sprinter | 16 · 16 Suitcases | Price on request |
per vehicle, one way
Les Gets: questions and answers
54 questions answered
How long is the drive from Geneva Airport to Les Gets?
About 75 km, taking around 1 h 10 via the A40 and Taninges in normal traffic.
Can I bring skis, bikes and child seats?
Yes. Declare skis, snowboards or bikes when booking, and request child seats for young children.
How do I book and pay?
Book online: the fixed price per vehicle is shown before you confirm, and you pay securely by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
Is Les Gets part of the Portes du Soleil?
Yes. Les Gets shares its ski area with Morzine, and both are part of the Portes du Soleil, which links French and Swiss resorts.
The route to Les Gets10
How far is Les Gets from Geneva Airport?
Les Gets is about 75 km by road from Geneva Airport. The drive follows the A40 motorway along the Arve valley, then the D902 north through Taninges up to the Col des Gets, where the village sits.
How long is the transfer from Geneva Airport to Les Gets?
Count on around 1 hour 10 minutes in normal traffic. The road up from Taninges is wide and well maintained, which makes Les Gets one of the quicker mountain transfers from Geneva.
What route is used from Geneva Airport to Les Gets?
Your chauffeur crosses into France, takes the A40 towards Chamonix and leaves near Cluses. The D902 then climbs north through Taninges, forests and pastures to the col where Les Gets is located, just before Morzine.
Is there a border crossing on the way to Les Gets?
Yes. Les Gets is in France, so the transfer crosses the Franco-Swiss border shortly after Geneva Airport. Keep your passport or identity card handy for possible checks.
How long does the drive to Les Gets take on a Saturday in winter?
Saturdays are the main change-over day across the Portes du Soleil, and queues build on the A40 and in Taninges. The trip to Les Gets can then take noticeably longer than 1 hour 10, so earlier flights help.
Is the road to Les Gets safe in snow?
The D902 to Les Gets is a main road that is cleared regularly, but it can still be snowy. Our vehicles have winter tyres and carry chains, and the chauffeurs are used to Alpine driving.
Can we stop at a supermarket on the way to Les Gets?
Yes, a quick stop for groceries, for example in Cluses or Taninges, can be planned before you reach your chalet in Les Gets. Simply mention it at booking.
Can I travel to Les Gets after a late arrival in Geneva?
Yes, the service runs 24/7, so late-evening and night arrivals are covered. Your chauffeur drives you straight to your chalet door in Les Gets, whatever the hour.
Is there another way to reach Les Gets from Geneva?
An alternative route runs via Thonon-les-Bains and the Dranse gorges to Morzine, then up to Les Gets. The chauffeur may use it when the A40 is congested or conditions make it more sensible.
When should I fly in to avoid traffic to Les Gets?
Arriving mid-week or late morning usually means a smooth drive. On winter Saturdays, landing early in the day avoids most of the traffic heading to the Portes du Soleil.
Booking and payment9
How can I book a private transfer to Les Gets?
Book online on AirportsTransfers.ch: enter Geneva Airport and Les Gets, your flight number, passengers and luggage, choose a vehicle and pay. You receive an instant email confirmation.
Is the transfer price to Les Gets per person or per vehicle?
The price is fixed per vehicle and shown before payment, so it stays the same however many people share the car to Les Gets, up to its capacity.
What is included in the price of a Les Gets transfer?
Your fixed price includes the private car with chauffeur, fuel, A40 motorway tolls and meet and greet in arrivals. Waiting time is included if your flight is late, so there are no surprises.
How do I pay for a transfer to Les Gets?
Payment is made online when you book, by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Nothing is paid to the chauffeur on the day of your transfer to Les Gets.
Can I book a Les Gets transfer at the last minute?
Often yes, depending on availability. For winter Saturdays and school holidays in Les Gets, booking a few weeks in advance is wiser, as demand across the Portes du Soleil is high.
Can I add the return trip from Les Gets to Geneva?
Yes, book the return from Les Gets in the same order. Enter your departure flight time and AirportsTransfers.ch suggests a pick-up that allows for Saturday traffic and check-in.
Can my company receive an invoice for a Les Gets transfer?
Yes. Provide your company name and billing address at booking and an invoice is issued, which suits corporate ski trips and summer team events in Les Gets.
What if I need to cancel my transfer to Les Gets?
Please see our cancellation conditions at booking; they are displayed before you confirm your transfer to Les Gets. If your plans change, you can also contact us 24/7 to discuss amending the date or time.
Do you have vehicles for chalet groups going to Les Gets?
Yes, a Mercedes V-Class van takes up to 7 passengers. For larger chalet groups heading to Les Gets, the Mercedes Sprinter minibus is quoted on request via the contact form.
Arriving at Geneva Airport6
Where is the meeting point at Geneva Airport for my Les Gets transfer?
The chauffeur waits for you in the arrivals hall with a name sign. You are then guided to the car parked nearby and set off for Les Gets.
Do I arrive in the Swiss or French sector of Geneva Airport for Les Gets?
Most passengers arrive in the Swiss sector, where we meet you. If your flight uses the French sector, let us know at booking and the meeting point for your Les Gets transfer is adjusted.
Will the driver to Les Gets wait if my flight is delayed?
Yes. Your flight is tracked and waiting time is included if your flight is late, so the chauffeur is there when you land and the drive to Les Gets starts on your schedule.
How do I contact the chauffeur taking me to Les Gets?
You receive the chauffeur's contact details before travel. AirportsTransfers.ch can also be reached by phone or WhatsApp at any hour if you need help in arrivals.
Is flight monitoring included in the Les Gets transfer?
Yes, your flight number is monitored so early or late landings are taken into account. You simply meet your chauffeur in arrivals and leave for Les Gets.
When should I leave Les Gets to catch my flight from Geneva?
For a European flight, plan a pick-up in Les Gets around 3 hours before departure, and allow more on winter Saturdays when the A40 and the border are busy.
Luggage, skis and children6
Can I take my skis or snowboard in the car to Les Gets?
Yes. Skis, snowboards and boot bags are welcome; declare them at booking so the vehicle sent to Les Gets has room for all your equipment.
Which vehicle is suitable for my trip to Les Gets?
The Business Sedan E-Class carries 3 passengers and 3 bags, and the S-Class offers First Class comfort. Families heading to a chalet in Les Gets usually choose the V-Class van, for up to 7 passengers and 10 bags.
Are baby and child seats available to Les Gets?
Yes, child seats are provided on request. Indicate the ages of your children at booking and the seats are installed before your transfer to Les Gets.
Can I travel with my dog to Les Gets?
Pets can usually travel depending on their size and the vehicle. Please ask at booking so we can confirm before your trip from Geneva Airport to Les Gets.
Is the transfer to Les Gets accessible for reduced mobility?
Yes, ask at booking and tell us your needs. The chauffeur helps with boarding and luggage and drops you right at your accommodation in Les Gets.
Can I bring my mountain bike or golf clubs to Les Gets?
Yes. Les Gets is popular for biking and golf in summer, and bikes or golf bags travel with you if declared at booking, usually in a V-Class van.
About Les Gets14
What is Les Gets known for?
Les Gets is a family-friendly ski village in the Portes du Soleil, known for its traditional chalet-style centre, the Chavannes and Mont Chéry ski areas, and in summer for mountain biking and golf.
Where exactly is Les Gets?
Les Gets lies in Haute-Savoie, France, on a col between the Arve valley and the Morzine valley. Morzine is just a few kilometres away down the other side of the col.
Is Les Gets part of the Portes du Soleil?
Yes. Les Gets shares its ski area with Morzine and is part of the Portes du Soleil, a large cross-border network that includes Avoriaz, Châtel and Swiss resorts such as Champéry.
Is Les Gets good for families?
Les Gets is known as a family-friendly resort, with a compact centre, gentle slopes on the Chavannes side and plenty of activities off the slopes, from sledging to ice skating.
Is Les Gets a car-free resort?
No, Les Gets is accessible by car. Your chauffeur drops you at the door of your chalet or hotel, though some chalets are reached via steep side roads, so share any access notes.
When is a good time to visit Les Gets?
December to April is the ski season, while June to September brings mountain biking, hiking and golf. Les Gets is a year-round resort with a lively summer season.
What is there to do in Les Gets in summer?
In summer Les Gets offers a renowned bike park, hiking trails, a golf course on the Chavannes plateau and a natural swimming lake. Lifts carry walkers and riders up to the ridges.
Is mountain biking popular in Les Gets?
Yes, Les Gets is a major mountain biking destination, with lift-served trails and a bike park linked to the wider Portes du Soleil network. It has hosted international mountain bike competitions.
How do I get around Les Gets?
The village centre is walkable and free ski buses link the various lifts and hamlets in winter. A chauffeur can be booked for trips to Morzine, Avoriaz or further afield.
Where do people usually stay in Les Gets?
Visitors stay in the village centre near the main lifts, in chalets around the Chavannes and Mont Chéry areas or in quieter hamlets on the slopes around Les Gets.
What day trips can I take from Les Gets?
Popular trips include Morzine and the car-free resort of Avoriaz, the Lac de Montriond, the Lake Geneva shore at Thonon or Yvoire, and Samoëns in the Giffre valley.
Is there a museum in Les Gets?
Yes, Les Gets is home to a well-known museum of mechanical music, displaying music boxes, automata and organs. It makes a good indoor visit on a snowy day.
Can I reach Les Gets by train from Geneva?
Les Gets has no railway station. Travellers usually take a train to Cluses or Thonon and then a bus up to the village, which involves a change and handling luggage.
Are there events in Les Gets?
Les Gets hosts winter and summer events, including mountain bike competitions, music festivals and family activities. The tourist office lists what is on during your visit.
More trips and contact5
Can I book a chauffeur by the hour in Les Gets?
Yes, a chauffeur by the hour is available in Les Gets with a minimum of 2 hours, handy for a restaurant evening in Morzine or a day by Lake Geneva.
Can you take me from Les Gets to other resorts or airports?
Yes. Transfers run from Les Gets to Morzine, Avoriaz, Châtel, Chamonix and Megève, as well as to Lyon Saint-Exupéry Airport.
Can I plan a multi-stop trip to Les Gets?
Yes, stops can be added, such as collecting friends in Geneva city or dropping someone in Morzine. List the stops at booking or contact AirportsTransfers.ch.
Do you meet private jet passengers for Les Gets?
Yes, we collect private jet passengers at Geneva's business aviation terminal and drive them directly to Les Gets. Include your private flight details when booking.
How do I reach AirportsTransfers.ch about a Les Gets transfer?
Phone +41 78 346 56 77, message us on WhatsApp or email contact@airportstransfers.ch. AirportsTransfers.ch is available 24/7 for any question about Les Gets.
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