Have you chosen Chamonix for your next ski holiday in the Alps or a summer getaway in the mountains? To ensure you can travel with peace of mind and avoid the hassle of finding transport to the resort upon arrival, Agence 1786 offers private transfer services to Chamonix, with one of our drivers ready to pick you up at the airport or train station. Sit back and enjoy a safe journey through alpine roads, allowing you to relax and make the most of your holiday!

All our transfer options to and from Chamonix

Chamonix-Mont-Blanc is a year-round favorite for visitors, offering an exceptional ski area in winter and a wide range of outdoor activities (such as climbing, hiking, mountain biking, etc.) in all seasons. As one of the most iconic destinations to explore in the French Alps, Chamonix lies at the foot of Mont Blanc and is renowned worldwide for its Aiguille du Midi, the Mer de Glace, and breathtaking views over the Mont Blanc massif. Our team is available to arrange all your transfers to Chamonix and its surroundings, no matter when you choose to holiday in the Alps.

Geneva to Chamonix transfer

Geneva is undoubtedly the main international gateway to Chamonix, primarily thanks to its airport.

Transfer Chamonix to Geneva airport

Geneva International Airport in Switzerland is located about fifteen kilometers from the French border. To ensure your driver picks you up promptly, you can stay in touch via WhatsApp. Upon exiting the airport on the Swiss side, you’ll find the vehicle that will take you to Chamonix. It’s perfectly suited for carrying your ski equipment and luggage. Now, simply sit back and enjoy the scenery in a comfortable, spacious vehicle, fully equipped for mountain weather conditions.

Transfer time Geneva to Chamonix

Geneva is just over 80 km from Chamonix. The journey between the two cities takes approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes in good traffic conditions.

  • 80
    Kilometers
  • 1h15
    Transfer time

Chamonix to Annecy transport

Arriving at Annecy train station? Planning to visit the 'Little Venice of the Alps' before heading to the alpine capital? No problem—we organize transfers from Annecy’s city center to Chamonix. Annecy is about 100 km from Chamonix, with a journey time of approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes to reach the foot of Mont Blanc.

Transfer Chamonix to Courmayeur

Courmayeur, a charming town in the Aosta Valley nestled at the foot of Mont Blanc on the Italian side, is another must-visit for all mountain enthusiasts. If you wish to travel from Chamonix to Courmayeur during your trip to the Alps, we handle your transfer, which typically takes about 1 hour via the Mont Blanc tunnel.

Chamonix to Lyon Transport

Lyon is home to the region’s second-largest airport, as well as two major train stations, offering connections from all over France. Lyon-Saint-Exupéry Airport is about 220 km from Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, with a travel time of approximately 2 hours and 15 to 30 minutes. From Lyon Part-Dieu or Lyon Perrache train stations, the journey takes around 2 hours and 45 minutes. Rest assured, the time will fly by with the comfort of our vehicles!

  • 220
    Kilometers
  • 2h30
    Transfer Time

Other airport and train stations transfers to Chamonix

Arriving at the train stations in Chambéry, Grenoble, Bellegarde, or any other destination? Looking to reach the French Alps from Switzerland or Italy? Everything is possible! Request a quote, and we’ll offer a personalized service tailored to your needs. With 1786’s private transfer service, travel through the Alps with peace of mind and complete ease!

Our customer service and vehicle fleet for your Chamonix transport needs

Our customer service and vehicle fleet for your Chamonix transport needs

As specialists in private transportation in the Alps, we organize all your travel within the Mont Blanc region with welcoming private drivers based in Savoie, Haute-Savoie, and Isère. They guarantee punctuality, professionalism, and responsiveness. You’ll be able to communicate with them via WhatsApp for quick coordination upon your arrival at the airport, train station, or hotel.

With in-depth knowledge of the area and extensive experience navigating winter road conditions in the Alps, our team ensures ample time for you to make your train or flight connections. We also offer a swift response to all requests, whether urgent or not.

Our drivers operate high-end vehicles, providing space for ski equipment, safety on snowy roads, and a modern experience. Our VW Caravelles accommodate up to 8 people with 8 large bags or pairs of skis. Our Škoda Superb vehicles can carry 1 to 3 passengers along with three large suitcases for a more intimate journey. Lastly, the Mercedes V-Class transports up to 6 passengers in absolute comfort and prestige. For little ones, we provide Isofix car seats for optimal safety during your transfers in Chamonix!

Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, the world capital of climbing

Chamonix's reputation is well established. Known today as the capital of climbing, it has long attracted the greatest adventurers and explorers who wished to conquer Mont Blanc and the other legendary peaks that surround it. The town also hosted the first Winter Olympic Games in history in 1924, reinforcing its status as the queen of sports and outdoor activities. 

How to visit Chamonix? Aiguille du Midi, Mer de Glace, Chamonix village: here’s everything you need to know

There’s no denying that Chamonix is most famous for the iconic Aiguille du Midi, which towers over the town at 3,842 meters. By taking its cable car, you can reach the summit in about twenty minutes. From the top, you’ll enjoy a panoramic view of the pristine landscapes of the Alps, stretching from France to Italy and Switzerland. The Helbronner Point, the Dent du Géant, the Grandes Jorasses, and sometimes even the Matterhorn unfold before you in a timeless moment. Of course, you’ve never been so close to the rooftop of Europe: the legendary Mont Blanc…

Another must-do activity in Chamonix is discovering the Mer de Glace, the largest glacier in the French Alps! Board the cogwheel train from Chamonix and take in the wild landscapes of the Vallée Blanche. Explore the Ice Cave and its collection of crystals, which provide insight into the natural riches of the massif.

Finally, don’t miss a guided tour of Chamonix, where you can trace the history of climbing in the region, starting from the legendary date of August 8, 1786, when two locals made the first ascent of Mont Blanc. Discover the other scientists and explorers who contributed to Chamonix’s reputation while strolling among the Belle Époque buildings and alongside the Arve River that runs through the town.

Want to admire these iconic places in the Alps? Contact us so we can arrange your transfer to Chamonix!

The cable cars of Chamonix

The most famous is, of course, the one to the Aiguille du Midi, but Chamonix is home to many others that offer extraordinary views of the entire valley. The cable cars to Flégère, Brévent, and Plan Praz take you into the Aiguilles Rouges massif, facing Mont Blanc. The cable car to the Mer de Glace descends to the Ice Cave, while the panoramic cable car of Mont Blanc traverses the glaciers at the foot of the Aiguille du Midi, providing unique and unforgettable experiences!

What is the best time to visit Chamonix?

Chamonix can be visited year-round, whether to enjoy its winter charm or to take advantage of its numerous outdoor activities.

Winter in Chamonix: ski areas and non-ski activities

The surroundings of Chamonix feature the ski areas of Grands Montets, Brévent-Flégère, Les Houches, and Balme Vallorcine—offering plenty of options for beginners, intermediate skiers, and advanced downhill enthusiasts.

Chamonix in winter is also an excellent destination for non-skiers who are tempted by breathtaking snowshoeing hikes through dreamlike landscapes. The Aiguille du Midi and the Mer de Glace exude undeniable magical charm. Explore the streets of Chamonix in a unique way through a treasure hunt that immerses you in the town's history, such as the Enigmatorium or the Mystery Walk, depending on the participants’ ages. For food lovers, our food tour or Trapper Evenings will delight your taste buds!

Chamonix in summer

As a true hiker's paradise, don’t miss the balcony trail that connects the Plan de l’Aiguille to the Mer de Glace! Set out with a guide to encounter wildlife and edible plants, or explore the trails on an electric mountain bike. Rock climbing and summer biathlon will delight families on holiday in Chamonix, while our wine and cheese tastings will satisfy the most discerning gourmets among you!

Want to know more or request a quote? Our team is here to meet all your transfer needs in Chamonix, as well as to help you plan tailor-made stays in this iconic Alpine resort!

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