The Geneva to Tignes transfer typically takes around 2 hours and 40 minutes, depending on traffic and weather conditions.

For the closest airport to Tignes and with the shortest transfer times, Geneva or Chambery Airport is what you’re looking for. Chambery to Tignes transfer time is around 2 hours on a good day, at a distance of 142km. An alternative to Chambery and Geneva is Lyon Airport. The distance from Lyon to Tignes is 217km with a transfer time of around 3 hours, if conditions are good. However, for those seeking convenience, Tignes is a ski resort close to GVA airport (Geneva Airport), making it a practical choice. Larger airports may offer better deals and greater convenience for your journey.

Tignes is approximately 220 kilometres from Geneva Airport.

We use modern, comfortable vehicles including minibuses and larger coaches to accommodate various group sizes.

Our vehicles can accommodate groups of various sizes, from solo travellers to large groups.

Yes, we offer high quality, private transfers for individuals, families, and groups who prefer a more personalised service.

Yes, all our drivers are highly experienced and trained to drive in mountainous regions and winter conditions.

You can book your transfer online through our website or by contacting our customer service team.

We accept all major credit and debit cards, as well as PayPal.

Yes, we recommend booking your Geneva to Tignes transfer in advance to ensure availability and secure the best rates.

Yes, you can make changes to your booking by contacting our customer service team, subject to availability.

Our cancellation policy allows for free cancellations up to a certain period before your scheduled transfer. Please refer to our website for detailed terms.

Your driver will meet you in the Geneva arrivals hall, holding a sign with your name on it.

We monitor all flight arrivals and adjust our pickup times accordingly to ensure your driver is there when you arrive.

Yes, we provide door-to-door service and will drop you off directly at your accommodation in Tignes.

Yes, we provide child seats and booster seats upon request at no extra charge. Please specify your needs when booking.

We have vehicles that are wheelchair accessible. Please inform us of your requirements in advance to ensure we can accommodate you.

Yes, we offer Geneva to Tignes ski transfers 24/7, including night-time services.

Yes, you can bring your ski equipment on your Geneva airport to Tignes transfer at no extra charge. Please let us know in advance so we can allocate sufficient space.

We often have partnerships with local ski hire shops in Tignes. When you book ski rental with Alps2Alps, ski rental is 20-30% cheaper than prices at the resort. You will also receive a discount to claim against your transfer cost. It’s a win-win!.

We can provide recommendations and contact details for local ski schools in Tignes.

We have a number of discounts available all year-round, as well as seasonal promotions throughout the year for the likes of Easter, Christmas and the start of the ski season. Check our offers page or sign up for our newsletter to get them first!.

Yes, Tignes offers slopes for all levels, including beginners, with ski schools available for lessons.

Apart from skiing, Tignes offers activities like snowboarding, tobogganing, ice skating, ice diving and spa facilities.

Yes, we offer transfers to various ski resorts across the Alps and from many major European airports. Please check our website for a full list of destinations.

Yes, you can book a Geneva airport to Tignes return transfer at the same time as your initial booking, or separately at a later date.

You can contact our customer service team via phone, email, or live chat on our website for any further questions or assistance.

Tignes in France is one of Europe’s highest ski resorts, set at a dizzying height of 21000m.

There is no direct train from Geneva Airport to Tignes. To reach Tignes by train, you will need to make several changes en route. The entire train journey takes approximately 5 hours and 25 minutes, and ticket prices range from €134 to €238, including transfers.

The nearest station to Tignes is Bourg St Maurice, about 40 minutes away by car.

Tignes consists of 5 different villages, all with their own distinct character: traditional Tignes les Brevieres, Tignes 1800, the new village that opened in 2013, the quiet Tignes le Lavachet, Tignes le Lac, the heart of the resort, and finally Tignes Val Claret, for the party animals.

Turin is the closest city to Tignes, at approximately 144km away.

Tignes is a car free resort so if you are arriving by car you will need to park it in one of the resort car parks, which are bookable in advance online. You are allowed to park on the road for a short time to unload and take luggage to your accommodation. Do check that your accommodation options offer a free parking space if you’re planning on hiring a car while you’re in Tignes.

Tignes and neighbouring Val d’Isere share 300km of pistes spread over the L’Espace Killy. Tignes’ part of the ski area (150km) is spread across a horseshoe of mountains and is almost entirely above the tree line.

Tignes is a big resort – there are 33,000 guest beds here. It’s high, snowsure, and functional, making it a popular resort for ski lovers. In peak weeks, overcrowding on the slopes can be a problem – but that’s largely because everyone gravitates towards the same key pistes. Plan your routes back into resorts to avoid this.

Expect to pay anywhere from €4-€9, but take advantage of happy hours and other special deals available at many locations.

With wide pistes served by fast lifts, Tignes is heaven for intermediates.

Tignes is a big, busy resort, with incredible scenery, but there’s plenty of space in the ski area to disperse the crowds.

With the Grande Motte glacier, Tignes has guaranteed snow throughout the winter and is even open for much of the summer.

The Tignes-Val d’Isere ski area has about 300 km of ski slopes, divided into more than 150 separate runs and accessed by about 75 lifts. Approximately half of the lifts and runs are on the Tignes side.

The Grande Motte glacier above Val Claret has the highest and most snow-sure slopes in all of the Tignes-Val d’Isere ski area as the top lift reaches 3456m.

Absolutely! Tignes is family-friendly by nature. Much of the accommodation has the ‘family-plus’ label, ensuring you have a relaxed family holiday in the mountains. And booking a family ski holiday starts with thoughtful planning. Learn more about starting your holiday right with a family friendly ski transfer from Geneva. 

Whether it’s a romantic getaway, a family vacation or friends hitting the slopes together, Tignes has it all. From luxurious hotels, a home from home in spacious apartments, or traditional chalets, Tignes won’t disappoint. And with 33,000 guest beds to choose from, you’ll be spoilt for choice. 

The best time to visit Tignes for skiing is from early December until mid April. The winter season in Tignes lasts longer than most other resorts, thanks to the Grande Motte glacier. The lifts usually stay open until early May. 

It all depends on what you want from a ski resort. Tignes and Val d’Isère are both excellent ski resorts, but they are both very different. Tignes is better for intermediate skiers and snowboarders, with challenging on-piste intermediate terrain, but it is a purpose-built resort and lacks a certain ambience. Val d’Isère has better architecture and après-ski, and is more suitable for beginners and families. Of course, both resorts share the same runs, so you can’t go wrong with either choice.

Bear in mind that Tignes offers some fantastic discounts to groups and families. With proper planning, you can maximize the chance to ski for fewer bucks and still enjoy your time out there.   Dining on a budget in Tignes can be trickier, although there are options for every palette and budget. Avoid the mountain restaurants if you’re counting the pennies, although the food can be worth the extra expense. And don’t forget to take advantage of happy hours and other special offers. 

Tignes is raising its apres-ski game with new clubs and great bars popping up all the time. Head to Tignes Val Claret, with lively slopeside bars and pumping nightclubs. 

The distance between Geneva airport and Tignes is 130km. 

There are several ways to get from the airport to Tignes. A private transfer from the airport is the most convenient, hassle-free option. Journey time is sound 3 hours, weather conditions permitting.  Hiring a car is a less desirable option as you won’t need a car once you’re in Tignes. 

For 15 years, Alps2Alps has been the trusted name in Alps ski transfers. We offer affordable rates without compromising on quality. Save up to 50% by travelling midweek or booking a shared transfer. We even offer festival discount codes! Get to the slopes without breaking the bank.