The short version
- A Geneva to Avoriaz transfer costs from €166 (≈ £143) on a weekday. That is our standard or shared transfer for up to 3 passengers: door to door, in a minivan you may share with other travellers (maximum 3 stops); if nobody else books, it runs as a standard transfer just for you.
- A private 7-seat minivan is from €184 (≈ £159) and a private 8-seat minibus from €190 (≈ £164) — about €23.75 per person when eight travel.
- Other operators’ shared seats on this route were advertised from about £25 to £35 per person on 2 October 2026. Up to four people, a single seat is cheaper; at six a private minivan is about level; at eight the private minibus costs less per head.
- Avoriaz is car-free. Every transfer, ours included, ends at the resort reception at the entrance; a snow vehicle takes you the last few hundred metres.
- The drive is around 1h 20min for about 90 km in normal conditions.
Geneva to Avoriaz transfer cost by group size
Our standard or shared transfer is priced per booking for up to 3 passengers; private vehicles are priced per vehicle, not per seat. So the cost per person depends on your group:
| Group | Transfer | From (weekday) | Per person |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 people | standard or shared transfer (up to 3 passengers) | from €166 (≈ £143) | €83.00 (≈ £71.28) |
| 4 people | private 7-seat minivan | from €184 (≈ £159) | €46.00 (≈ £39.50) |
| 6 people | private 7-seat minivan | from €184 (≈ £159) | €30.67 (≈ £26.34) |
| 8 people | private 8-seat minibus | from €190 (≈ £164) | €23.75 (≈ £20.40) |
Skis, snowboards, boot bags and luggage are included, and child seats are fitted on request. See the price for your own date on the Geneva to Avoriaz transfer page, or all Avoriaz transfers from the four airports.
How that compares with a shared seat
| Operator | Published price | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Alps2Alps | from €30 / £25 per person | Shared transfer, headline price on its Geneva – Avoriaz page |
| Alpine Fleet | from £28 / €32.50 per person | Shared transfer |
| Ski-Lifts | from £35 per person | Shared transfer |
| Go Transfer Peak | from €166 (≈ £143) per booking, up to 3 passengers | Standard or shared transfer, to the resort reception; private vehicles from €184 |
Take the cheapest seat, €30, as the yardstick. Two people pay €60 for shared seats against €166 for our standard or shared transfer. Four people pay €120 against €184 for a private 7-seat minivan. Six people pay €180 against the same €184 — about level. Eight people pay €240 against €190 for a private 8-seat minibus.
A “from” seat price is each company’s cheapest case — usually a quiet date and a fixed departure time — and a shared vehicle waits for other flights. Ask where a shared shuttle sets you down: at the resort entrance, or at Les Prodains at the bottom of the cable car. The arithmetic for other resorts is in shared vs private transfer cost per person.
Avoriaz is car-free: where the transfer ends
No cars are allowed inside Avoriaz. The road from Morzine ends at the resort reception (Accueil Station) at the entrance, at 1,800 m, where passengers and luggage are unloaded; the resort describes the reception zone as open 24 hours a day. This applies to every vehicle — private transfer, shared shuttle, taxi or hire car.
- Snow vehicles. You order one on arrival; they cannot be reserved in advance. On 2 October 2026 the resort’s website showed a single rate of €14 for one to five people, with or without luggage, plus €2 for each additional person.
- Luggage sledges. If your building is close, you can walk and pull your bags on one of the resort’s sledges, released with a €1 or €2 coin.
- Horse-drawn sleighs. The resort announced that the sleigh service ended on 7 April 2026 while the stables are rebuilt. Check avoriaz.com before counting on one this winter.
- Prodains Express. The cable car from Les Prodains, above Morzine, reaches Avoriaz in about four minutes. The resort lists pedestrian hours of 7:00 to 21:00 Monday to Thursday and later at weekends, and an adult single at €9.00 in winter.
So budget for the resort’s own last leg on top of any transfer price, and tell us the name of your residence when you book.
What changes the price
- The day. Saturday and school-holiday dates are priced higher by every operator; a Sunday or midweek arrival is the largest saving available. See weekday vs Saturday transfer prices.
- The option. The from-price is the standard or shared transfer for up to 3 passengers; private 7-seat and 8-seat vehicles cost more.
- The resort. Avoriaz is the top of the valley. Geneva to Morzine transfers start from €150 and Geneva to Les Gets transfers from €143.
Geneva to Avoriaz by bus, train or taxi
Bus. The Morzine tourist office says regular airport buses to Morzine run only in the winter season; the operators’ 2026/27 timetables had not been published on 2 October 2026. A bus gets you to Morzine, not to Avoriaz.
Train. There is no railway in the valley. The nearest stations are Cluses and Thonon-les-Bains, each about a 40-minute drive from Morzine according to the tourist office.
Taxi. Geneva Airport’s taxi rank is outside arrivals. For destinations outside Geneva the fare is calculated on a regulated price per kilometre, so it is not agreed in advance. A pre-booked transfer is the same journey with the price confirmed before you travel.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a transfer from Geneva to Avoriaz?
A transfer from Geneva Airport to Avoriaz costs from €166 (about £143) on a weekday for a standard or shared transfer for up to 3 passengers, from €184 for a private 7-seat minivan and from €190 for a private 8-seat minibus. Saturdays and peak dates are priced higher; the exact price for your date is shown before you pay.
How much is that per person?
About €83.00 each for two people on the standard or shared transfer, €46.00 each for four and €30.67 each for six in a private 7-seat minivan, and €23.75 each when eight share a private 8-seat minibus, at the weekday rate.
Is a shared transfer to Avoriaz cheaper?
For one to four people a single seat with another operator is cheaper: seats were advertised from about £25 to £35 per person on 2 October 2026. Our own standard or shared transfer costs from €166 per booking for up to 3 passengers. At six people a private minivan costs about the same per head as the cheapest seat, and at eight a private minibus costs less.
Avoriaz is car-free — where does the transfer stop?
At the resort reception (Accueil Station) at the entrance to Avoriaz, where passengers and luggage are unloaded. No cars are allowed inside the resort, so this is the same for every transfer company, taxi and private car.
How do I get from the Avoriaz reception to my apartment?
By snow vehicle, ordered on arrival, or on foot with one of the luggage sledges. On 2 October 2026 the resort’s website showed a single snow-vehicle rate of €14 for one to five people. The resort ended its horse-drawn sleigh service on 7 April 2026 while the stables are rebuilt, so check avoriaz.com before counting on a sleigh.
How long does the transfer from Geneva Airport to Avoriaz take?
Around 1h 20min for about 90 km in normal conditions, a little longer on changeover Saturdays and in fresh snow on the climb above Morzine.
Is there a bus from Geneva Airport to Avoriaz?
Scheduled coaches run from Geneva Airport to Morzine in winter only, and their 2026/27 timetables had not been published on 2 October 2026. From Morzine you still have to get up to Avoriaz, by road or by the Prodains Express cable car.
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Our prices are weekday from-prices, one way (the standard or shared transfer for up to 3 passengers; private vehicles per vehicle), as shown on our route pages and quoted by our booking engine on 2 October 2026; pound figures are approximate. Other operators’ prices are the published “from” prices on their own websites on 2 October 2026 and are reproduced for comparison. Prices change — check the operator’s page before you book. Updated 2 October 2026.