Alpine Fleet provides shared and private airport transfers to ski resorts across the Alps, with Geneva at the heart of its operation and additional private transfer options from airports including Lyon, Grenoble, Zürich and Chambéry depending on your destination.
They cover many of the big-name resorts you’ll find on Ski Demon, including Morzine, Avoriaz, Val Thorens, Tignes, Val d’Isère, Méribel, Courchevel, La Plagne, Les Arcs, Chamonix, Verbier and plenty more.
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Pick your ride
Shared Transfers
Best for: keeping the transfer budget under control
Travelling solo, as a couple or in a smaller group? A shared transfer is normally the wallet-friendly option.
Alpine Fleet operates scheduled shared transfers from Geneva, Lyon and Grenoble to a range of popular resorts, with departures designed around peak flight arrival times. Depending on the route, transfers use fixed resort stops or offer door-to-door options or upgrades.
It won’t give you quite the freedom of having a vehicle entirely to yourself, but if you’d rather keep more of the holiday fund available for mountain lunches, après and completely unnecessary ski-shop purchases, it makes a lot of sense.
Private Transfers
Best for: families, groups and minimum mucking about
With a private transfer, the vehicle is reserved for your party and takes you directly to your accommodation.
Alpine Fleet offers private transfers to resorts across France, Switzerland and Italy, with options available from several Alpine airports depending on the destination. Standard private transfers include door-to-door service and one hour of free waiting time for delays.
For families, groups or anyone arriving with enough luggage to make an airport trolley groan, the extra convenience can be worth it.
Premium Private Transfers
Best for: starting the holiday rather nicely
Want to upgrade the airport-to-resort bit too?
Alpine Fleet’s premium private option uses premium-category vehicles such as Mercedes or equivalent, with door-to-door service, priority parking, onboard extras and two hours of complimentary waiting time.
Necessary? Probably not.
Quite nice after an early-morning flight while somebody else deals with the mountain roads? Absolutely.
Alpine Fleet offer transfers to…
- Val Thorens
- Tignes
- Morzine
- Les Gets
- Meribel
- Courchevel
- Les Menuires
- La Plagne
- Les Arcs
- Les Deux Alpes
- Alpe d'Huez
- Chamonix
- Val d'Isere
- Avoriaz
- Verbier
- La Rosiere
- Flaine
- Les Carroz
- Morillon
- Samoens
Private services extend the choice further, with routes available from other Alpine airports including Lyon, Grenoble and Zürich, plus destination-dependent services from Chambéry.
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Why we like Alpine Fleet
Airport transfers aren’t the glamorous bit of a ski holiday. Nobody comes home raving about the motorway between Geneva and the Alps.
But a good transfer can make the difference between starting your holiday feeling surprisingly smug… and beginning it stranded outside Arrivals wondering which bus you were supposed to find.
That’s where Alpine Fleet makes sense.
The company specialises in Alpine transfers and its team has more than 70 years of combined ski-transfer experience. Its services are designed around mountain travel, including winter-equipped vehicles, experienced Alpine drivers and space for ski and snowboard equipment.
At Geneva Airport there’s also an Alpine Fleet desk inside the terminal with representatives available to help get passengers onto their transfer – considerably nicer than wandering around an airport car park playing Guess Which Minibus Is Mine.
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A few very useful bits
Your skis can come too
This is a ski transfer company, so thankfully nobody looks surprised when you turn up carrying skis. Alpine Fleet states that ski and snowboard equipment is included as standard, although you should declare your luggage and sports equipment correctly when making your booking.
They keep an eye on your flight
Alpine Fleet uses flight monitoring to help coordinate airport collections when flights are delayed. What happens next depends on whether you've booked a shared or private service, so it's worth checking the conditions for your particular fare.
Geneva is particularly easy
Geneva is Alpine Fleet's main hub, with a desk and representatives inside the airport terminal. Shared services operate regularly to a wide selection of major ski resorts.
You can manage your booking
Alpine Fleet provides a customer booking portal for managing reservations, although amendment rules and charges can vary depending on the fare and how close you are to travelling.
The Ski Demon verdict
Good for:
Easy airport-to-resort planning, shared-transfer value, private door-to-door convenience and people travelling with ski gear.
Particularly handy for:
Geneva arrivals heading to the major French Alpine resorts.
Worth knowing:
Shared and private services work differently, and availability, routes, departure times and prices vary by airport, resort and date.
Always check the live Alpine Fleet booking results before choosing your flights around a transfer.
Getting to the mountains probably isn’t going to be the highlight of your ski holiday. And that’s exactly the point.
You want it organised, straightforward and preferably involving somebody else driving while you stare out of the window wondering whether that’s your first glimpse of snow.
Alpine Fleet covers a big chunk of the resorts we feature on Ski Demon, offers choices ranging from budget-friendly shared seats to private and premium door-to-door transfers, and specialises in the peculiar logistics that come with getting skiers and all their stuff into the Alps.
Holiday chosen? Flights booked? Time to sort the bit in between.
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