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Most often, tourists fly to Geneva airport, for geting to Courchevel. The trip from this airport lasts 2 - 3 hours. You can go to the Three Valleys from Geneva on the A41 and A43 autobahns (distance about 180 km), or go along Lake Annecy (distance about 135 km). The trip on both routes lasts about the same time, but along Lake Annecy the ride is much more pleasant and picturesque.
The journey will take about 4-5 hours by public transport. There is no direct connection between Geneva airport and Courchevel. Therefore, you will have to make several changes. It is more convenient to get there by taxi or book the transfer.
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You order a transfer on our website |
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We send you a confirmation and contact details |
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Our driver meets you at the airport arrival with a sign displaying your name |
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The driver takes you to your hotel or apartment in Courchevel |
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You make the balance payment to the driver |
Using our website, you can order a transfer to Courchevel for a small company, a comfortable car for a family trip with children, a spacious bus for a group of tourists up to 20 people, or a premium car for meeting VIP guests.
We send the driver's contacts to the clients the day before the transfer, so that they can be contacted if necessary.
We provide the driver with all the data on the transfer, including the flight number, so that he can track the delay of the aircraft. At the right time, the driver meets passengers at the exit of their arrivals area. Сhild seats or boosters will be pre-installed in the cabin, for small passengers.
The cars have WiFi. Another advantage of the transfer - you know in advance how much you will need to pay for the trip. Our operator announces and fixes the cost at the time of order. No weather conditions, the location of the hotel, the amount of luggage and traffic on the roads do not change the final amount. Transportation of sports equipment is also included in the price.
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Write to info@bycar.su |
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Fill out the order form on the transfer page |
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Send a message to WhatsApp or Viber |
You can pay for your transfer in several ways. Do not forget that several services are included in the cost of the trip.
How to pay for the transfer:
The transfer price includes:
Taxi Geneva - Courchevel is quite an expensive way to get to Courchevel. The cost is 400-500 euros. But it is difficult to calculate the final cost in advance - for example, the cost of landing depends on the time of day and holidays. In addition, you pay extra for the presence of a child seat, a seat for the fourth passenger and for a pet if you decide to take a pet with you on vacation. Luggage and equipment are also paid separately. Taxi drivers do not always speak English, so if you do not speak French, you may have problems communicating.
At the end of the trip in some cars you will be able to pay for the trip with a card, but keep in mind that a commission will be included in the bill. To avoid unnecessary unpleasant expenses, it is much more profitable to order a transfer to Courchevel.
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Experienced English-speaking drivers |
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Meeting you with a sign displaying your name |
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Fixed price |
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No extra charge if your flight is delayed |
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Road toll included |
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Free child seats |
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Wi-Fi |
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9 years of experience |
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We work in 8 countries in Europe |
Courchevel has its own airport. But it is private and is included in the list of the five most dangerous airports in the world. Pilots require special permission to land here. In addition, two seasonal airports operate near the resort - Chambéry and Grenoble. But most often tourists come to Courchevel from the airports of Lyon or Geneva.
From Chambery airport - 109 km and travel time about 1.5 hours
From Geneva airport - 180 km, travel time from 2.5 hours if you travel by car
From Lyon airport - distance 186 km, the journey will take about 3 hours
From Grenoble airport - 182 km, travel time approximately 3 hours
Courchevel is one of the most popular resorts in the Alps. It belongs to the Three Valleys ski area, consists of seven resorts and offers one hundred and two home pistes and 600 kilometers of pistes throughout the region.
Various festivals and other events are regularly held in Courchevel. It is not for nothing that it is considered the most fun resort of the Three Valleys; apres-ski life is developed here at the highest level. When it comes to skiing, Courchevel has a huge selection of trails for all skill levels and non-equipped freeride slopes. The resort is especially famous for its wide blue and green slopes. A one-day ski pass for an adult will be about 80 euros, but prices can change every year. Children under 5 and seniors over 75 ride at the resort for free. The most serious discounts for skiing can be obtained at the beginning and at the end of the season, and, in addition, it is very profitable to come to the resort with your family. A family ski pass for two adults and two children is cheaper.
The largest ski area in the world is also located in the French Alps, in the Savoie department, not far from the Moutiers railway station, partly in the Vanoise National Park. Three Valleys is 600 kilometers of interconnected ski slopes, about 200 ski lifts and 120 kilometers of cross-country skiing trails. The Les Trois-Vallee ski area connects the valleys of Les Alues (the resorts of Meribel, Brides-les-Bains), Saint-Bon (the towns of Courchevel, La Tania) and Belleville (the ski resorts of Val Thorens, Les Menuires, Saint-Martin-de -Belleville).
The ski area is extended into the "fourth" Maurienne valley, adjacent to Val Thorens and connected by a lift to Aurel. The geographical position of the Three Valleys more than 60 years ago was not chosen by chance. The location was ideal for the creation of an interconnected ski area and the development of winter sports: several glaciers (Péclet, Du Borgne, Boucher), three parallel valleys, mountain passes connecting them, 85% of the area is at an altitude of more than 1800 meters, providing guaranteed snow from the start December until the end of April.
Since 1973, you can ski here using a single ski pass (pass for the lifts). A ski pass for 6 days will cost about € 300, but there are a number of discounts, which can be found on the official website of the Three Valleys. All resorts are interconnected, but each place is different and you can choose the town to your liking, according to your preferences. There are typical charming alpine villages where it is pleasant to relax and take walks both in winter on crisp snow, breathing fresh frosty air, and in summer, enjoying the fragrance of alpine forbs.
More popular towns with many good shops and cool après-ski: Val Thorens - the highest mountain resort, surrounded by six glaciers; rich and famous Meribel with traditional Savoyard chalets made of wood and stone, considered the most beautiful ski resort of the 3 Valleys; and the "playground" of the super-rich - party Courchevel. Le Menuire is less attractive, but more democratic. From Orel you can quickly and easily reach all the ski resorts of the Three Valleys.
Scattered among the main resorts are lesser-known alpine villages: Saint-Martin-de-Belleville, La Tania, Brides-les-Bains. The thermal springs of the latter are the perfect place to relieve sore muscles after a quick descent from steep slopes.
Now a fashionable Alpine resort was planned to be built during the Second World War. The architect of the project was the famous urban planner Laurent Chapy. The development of Courchevel began immediately after the war. This is the first resort in France, built from scratch, and not on the basis of an existing village. In the 2011-2012 season, the French made a rebranding, changing the names of each of the four villages and moving away from the association with height. Courchevel 1850 is now known simply as Courchevel, Courchevel 1650 has been renamed Morion, Courchevel 1550 is now called the Village, and Courchevel 1330 has become known as Le Prat.
Courchevel is famous for its cuisine. Seven restaurants in this ski resort share 11 Michelin stars, four of them received two stars each (Le Chabichou). You can also relax and dine on the slopes. Absolutely all bars and restaurants have menus in English. The streets of this village beckon with showcases of luxury shops. Boutiques are represented in Courchevel: Dior and Chanel, Prada and Valentino, Louis Vuitton and Fendi, Hermes and Cartier.
The nearest international airports are in Geneva and Lyon. To get from them by car or by bus 2 - 2.5 hours. You can, of course, transfer to a private jet and in a few minutes be in Courchevel. But, firstly, it is insanely expensive, and secondly, in the ranking of the most dangerous airports in the world, the local airport ranks seventh. So it is better not to take risks, but to use road transport. As an option - a train ride to Moutiers station, from which the resort is half an hour away. The multi-level Courchevel is connected to each other by shuttle buses. They run from 8 am to midnight, travel is free (if you have a ski pass). From La Praz to Courchevel 8 km, that is, 12 minutes drive. Intermediate stations are located at a distance of 2.5 - 3.3 km from each other (five minutes by bus).
Courchevel is the best lifts in Europe (tow ropes, chairlifts, cabin lifts), a funicular, 372 kilometers of slopes, 311 slopes of various difficulty levels. Black slopes are considered the most difficult in the world. Interesting black slopes 1.5 kilometers long, starting at an altitude of 2274 meters at the Col de la Loz station and descending to a level of 1300 meters. Freestyle skiing, ski jumping, off-road descent (freeride) - extreme sportsmen in Courchevel are provided with a dose of adrenaline.
Courchevel is the best lifts in Europe (tow ropes, chairlifts, cabin lifts), a funicular, 372 kilometers of slopes, 311 slopes of various difficulty levels. Black slopes are considered the most difficult in the world. Interesting black slopes 1.5 kilometers long, starting at an altitude of 2274 meters at the Col de la Loz station and descending to a level of 1300 meters. Freestyle skiing, ski jumping, off-road descent (freeride) - extreme sportsmen in Courchevel are provided with a dose of adrenaline.
Courchevel is beautiful in summer. It's not hot here. The sun is hot during the day, and the evenings are quite cool. The mountains around are painted with different colors. Snow-white peaks, picturesque verdant valleys, transparent mountain lakes. Long walks, mountain biking, rock climbing, fishing, golf, picnics, barbecues. The cultural program is also interesting: concerts, classical music festival, cabaret evenings, various holidays. In addition, summer is the season of discounts. Shopping in branded boutiques and dining in the most expensive restaurants can be afforded without being an oligarch.
Igor
23/01/2022
We arrived in Geneva with a large company and with a huge amount of skis and poles. We did not want to wait for the bus and travel to Courchevel for a long time, so we booked a van in advance and were very satisfied. Thank you!
Antony
09/02/2022
Many thanks to the driver. His name is Mike. We drove comfortably and calmly to Courchevel 1850.
Inga
11/01/2022
I was traveling alone, so I was a little scared. I do not know French, and I was very worried that I would not find a driver. Everything went well. Alex met with a sign at the airport. I went back with him. Picked me up from the hotel at 04:00 am and took me to Geneva.
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