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Tignes – Val d'Isère

Taxi to Val d'Isère

We drive to Val d'Isère and back all year round: airport and station transfers, journeys between resorts, late returns. We are based in Aigueblanche, in the valley, a few minutes from Moûtiers — so the car starts from here, not from the far end of the motorway.

Journey times

Journey times
FromEstimated time
Geneva Airport2h50
Lyon Airport2h45
Chambéry station2h00
Moûtiers station1h10

Estimated journey times in normal traffic. In winter, weather and road conditions can extend them. No timing is guaranteed on this basis: the pick-up time is set when you book.

Getting to Val d'Isère

The route runs through Bourg-Saint-Maurice and up the Haute-Tarentaise. Val d'Isère sits at the head of the Isère valley, below the Col de l'Iseran — the pass is closed in winter, so access is always from below.

The resort sits at 1850m and belongs to the Tignes – Val d'Isère ski area. The last stretch runs through Bourg-Saint-Maurice.

The vehicles

A Volkswagen Passat for up to 4 passengers, and a Volkswagen Caravelle for up to 8 — enough for a family, a group of friends or a work team travelling together.

Skis, snowboards, big bags, bikes, child seats and pets: tell us in the booking form and the right vehicle is sent.

Frequently asked questions

How long does the transfer from Geneva airport to Val d'Isère take?
Around 2h50 in normal traffic. Allow more on a Saturday in winter, when the whole valley changes over.
How long from Moûtiers station to Val d'Isère?
Around 1h10. Moûtiers is the closest railway station to the resort and takes the direct trains from Paris and London in season.
How many passengers can you take?
Up to 8 in the Caravelle, up to 4 in the Passat. Beyond that, call us and we arrange the journey across several vehicles.
Can you drive at night?
Yes — the service runs 24/7. Late flights, early departures and evening returns are all handled, subject to booking.

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