Yann Taxi Tignes
ski season 2026-2027
Geneva Airport (GVA) ↔ Tignes: Private Transfer
A private car between Geneva Airport and Tignes, both ways, door to door, for a fixed price agreed before you travel — from €450 per journey for the whole vehicle, up to 7 passengers with skis. Not a shared shuttle, not a per-person fare: one Mercedes V-Class, one driver, and no stops on the way.
How long does Geneva Airport to Tignes take?

About 2 hours 30 to 2 hours 45 minutes for the 180 km. The route leaves Geneva on the A41 towards Annecy, joins Albertville, then follows the Tarentaise valley through Moûtiers and Bourg-Saint-Maurice before the final climb on the D902 to Tignes.
That figure is for normal conditions. Saturdays between January and March are changeover day across the Tarentaise, when every chalet and apartment in the valley turns over on the same morning — allow an extra 15 to 30 minutes. Heavy snow on the last climb has the same effect. Your driver plans for it rather than arriving late.
What it costs, and what is included
From €450 one way. That is the price of the vehicle, not the price per seat: one passenger or seven, the figure is the same, which is what makes a private transfer competitive for a family or a group. The final price is agreed when you book and does not change afterwards.
Included with no surcharge: skis, snowboards, boots, poles, helmets and suitcases; pets; night arrivals; weekends; flight monitoring; and loading and unloading of your bags. The vehicle carries the luggage and ski or snowboard equipment of each passenger. Yann confirms the details with you via WhatsApp. There is no per-kilometre billing and no hidden extra.
Payment is made at the end of the journey, by card, cash or bank transfer. Nothing is taken in advance.
Flying in from the US East Coast
Overnight flights from New York, Newark and Boston land in Geneva in the morning, which works well: you reach Tignes in the early afternoon, in time to collect your lift pass and your rental gear the same day.
If you connect through Paris, London or Zurich and the connection slips, nothing changes for you. Your flight is tracked in real time and the pick-up time moves automatically. There is no number to call and no fee for waiting — your driver is at the airport whenever you actually land.
Two practical points North American travellers often ask about. A child seat can be arranged, so mention it when you book. And the vehicle is a 7-seat Mercedes V-Class, which is the European equivalent of the large SUV or minivan you would book at home, with a proper luggage compartment behind the last row rather than seats folded down.
Private transfer, shared shuttle, bus or train?
A shared shuttle costs less per person but serves several resorts and several addresses in turn, so the last passengers dropped off can spend an extra hour or more in the vehicle. A bus reaches Bourg-Saint-Maurice or the resort on a fixed timetable that may not match your flight. The train is a genuinely good option to Bourg-Saint-Maurice, but you still need the last 30 km up to Tignes.
A private transfer makes sense when you are travelling as a family or a group, when you land late or very early, when you have ski equipment, or simply when the arrival day matters. Split between four to seven people, the per-person cost is often close to a shared seat.
People also ask whether ride-hailing apps work for this trip. They are built for short urban journeys: pricing varies with demand, no driver is guaranteed for a three-hour mountain run in winter, and ski equipment is rarely accounted for. A pre-booked vehicle at a fixed price is a different proposition.
Every part of Tignes, and Val d’Isère
The drop-off is at your address, whichever part of the resort you are staying in: Tignes Val Claret, Tignes le Lac, Le Lavachet, Tignes les Boisses or Tignes les Brévières. Val d’Isère, 12 km further up the same valley, is served on the same basis — the two resorts share the Espace Killy ski area.
A driver who lives in Tignes
Yann is based in Tignes and drives these roads every day of the season. The vehicle runs on winter tyres and carries snow chains. He also knows the valley: if you want to stop at a supermarket in Albertville, Moûtiers or Bourg-Saint-Maurice to pick up food before the last climb, say so when you book or during the drive — it saves going back out once you have arrived and unpacked.
The Return: Tignes to Geneva Airport
Same price, same service for the return trip: from €450 for 1 to 4 passengers (€460 for 5, €470 for 6, €480 for 7). Yann picks you up directly at your accommodation in Tignes and drops you at the airport.
For an international flight, allow 2 hours before departure for check-in. Adding the 2h30 to 2h45 journey time, a 2pm flight means leaving Tignes between 9:15am and 9:30am; Yann advises the exact pick-up time when you book, based on the day’s conditions.
As on the way in, no surcharge for a night or weekend departure.
Book your Geneva to Tignes transfer
Send your flight number, date, number of passengers and your address in Tignes, and you get a firm price with no obligation. Request a quote, or see the full price list and the distance and journey time table for every airport and station.
The FAQ below answers all your questions.
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Geneva to Tignes: frequently asked questions
Geneva to Tignes: frequently asked questions
Can I book a private transfer from Geneva Airport to Tignes?
Yes. A private transfer is a car booked for you alone, from the airport to your address in Tignes, with no other passengers and no intermediate stops. The price starts at €450 one way for the whole vehicle, up to 7 passengers with their ski equipment.
How long does the transfer from Geneva to Tignes take?
Around 2 hours 30 to 2 hours 45 minutes for 180 km in normal conditions, via Annecy, Albertville and Bourg-Saint-Maurice. Allow 15 to 30 minutes more on Saturdays in high season, when the whole Tarentaise valley changes over, or after heavy snowfall on the final climb.
What happens if my flight is delayed?
Your flight is monitored in real time and the pick-up time is adjusted automatically. You do not need to call or notify anyone, and there is no waiting charge. The driver is waiting at the airport when you land, whatever the hour.
How much does a taxi from Geneva Airport to Tignes cost?
From €450 one way for the vehicle, not per person. The final price is fixed when you book and does not change. There is no surcharge for luggage, ski equipment, pets, night arrivals or weekends.
Can I take skis and snowboards?
Yes, with no surcharge. The vehicle carries the luggage and ski or snowboard equipment of each passenger. Yann confirms the details with you via WhatsApp. The Mercedes V-Class carries up to 7 passengers with skis, snowboards, boots, poles, helmets and suitcases. The driver loads and unloads the equipment.
When and how do I pay?
At the end of the journey, by card, cash or bank transfer. No prepayment and no deposit are required. Booking is made online and confirmed by SMS or WhatsApp with your quote and the details of the pick-up.
Is the transfer available at night?
Yes, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including for flights landing very late or very early. There is no night or weekend surcharge.
Can you take us to Val d’Isère as well?
Yes. Val d’Isère is 12 km beyond Tignes on the same road, roughly 15 minutes further, and is served on the same terms.
Can we stop on the way to buy food?
Yes. A stop at a supermarket in Albertville, Moûtiers or Bourg-Saint-Maurice can be built into the journey. Mention it when you book or tell the driver on the way.
Is a child seat available?
A child seat can be arranged on request. Mention it when booking, along with the age of the child, so it is ready on the day.
What time should I leave Tignes for my return flight?
For an international flight, allow 2 hours before departure. Add the 2h30 to 2h45 journey time: for a 2pm flight, plan to leave Tignes between 9:15am and 9:30am. Yann advises on the best pick-up time when you book.
Can I cancel or change my booking?
Yes, free changes up to 48 hours before departure. After that, contact Yann directly to find a solution. In case of the unexpected — road closure, weather — Yann adapts to make sure your transfer happens.
Can Yann pick you up somewhere other than Tignes?
Yann picks you up anywhere in Tignes, including Les Brévières and Tignes-les-Boisses. Staying somewhere else? Contact him before booking and he will tell you what is possible.
Can I book for a group of more than 7 people?
The Mercedes V-Class seats a maximum of 7 passengers. For a larger group, contact Yann, who can arrange two vehicles if needed, or point you to a suitable alternative.