Our Geneva Airport transfers provide a low-cost and convenient way to travel from Geneva International Airport to some of the most popular ski resorts in the French Alps. During the 2026/27 winter ski season, our shared shuttle services operate on Saturdays and Sundays, with transfers available to Val Thorens, Les Menuires, Tignes, La Plagne, Val d’Isere, Meribel, Les Arcs, Flaine, Mottaret, Les Carroz and many more.
Ben’s Bus has been providing affordable airport ski transfers from Geneva Airport since 2008. Our regular and reliable shared shuttle service offers excellent value for money, with Return fares starting from just over £54 per person.
SKI TRANSFERS FROM GENEVA AIRPORT
Here’s a full list of all our Geneva Airport destinations. Click on your ski resort to see information about those shuttle buses, including our prices, operating dates, location of bus stops, transfer times and much more. We can also help if you are travelling to Peisey, Montchavin or Les Coches (book to Aime) or La Tania.
By sharing your journey with other passengers, you can keep the cost down while travelling directly to your ski resort. Shared transfers are more environmentally friendly than private taxis and hire cars, and we offset our carbon emissions.
Friendly, English speaking reps will greet you at Geneva Airport and take you to your bus. Our team will ensure your holiday starts with a safe, comfortable and timely transfer up the mountain.
BEN’S BUS SERVICE FROM GENEVA AIRPORT
This will be our 17th year operating our highly-rated ski transfers out of Geneva Airport. Our desk at the airport is manned by a team of experienced reps who will greet you and answer any questions you may have. Most of the Tarentaise resorts are accessible in around 3 – 4 hours, depending on the traffic and weather conditions. We allow more time for the transfer when we know the conditions may be bad, such as during the school holidays
Our drivers are local to the area. They know how to drive on mountain roads and understand the local traffic hot-spots, such as when the Geneva Motor Show or the Annecy carnival is on. All vehicles used by Ben’s Bus are fully insured, registered and licensed to operate in France and Switzerland.
GENEVA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Geneva Airport is located about 5 km north-west of Geneva city centre, close to the French border. It is Switzerland’s second-busiest airport and a gateway for the Geneva region and nearby Swiss and French Alps.
The airport is served by a large number of international and low-cost airlines, with flights arriving from destinations throughout Europe and further afield. Despite handling millions of passengers each year, Geneva Airport is relatively compact and easy to navigate, with a good range of shops, restaurants and other passenger facilities.
Geneva Airport has excellent transport connections, including direct access to the Swiss motorway network and a railway station located directly beneath the airport. Regular trains connect the airport with Geneva city centre and destinations across Switzerland, while its proximity to the French border makes it a popular arrival point for travellers continuing their journey into France.
FAQs
Read our most commonly asked questions about Geneva Airport itself. The information in the sections below includes information about the Ben’s Bus services, and more general, useful information about nearby hotels, other transport options, amenities etc that may help your travel experience.
What Ski Resorts Are Available From Geneva Airport?
The following are all the ski resorts and destinations that we run buses to from Geneva Airport. Select one to be directed to our webpage dedicated to that route.
Or you can visit our Geneva Airport Transfers page and then select your resort to find more information about what we do and how to get from our stop to your final destination.
If your resort is not listed on that page, then we’re sorry but we can’t help you. This page of our website has some useful advice on destinations we do not service.
Landry ; Peisey-Nancroix ; Plan Peisey ; Les Coches – Book a ticket to Aime (or Moutiers or Bourg St Maurice) and then use the public buses or a private taxi to climb up to your resort. You can find some information recommendations about onward travel on our Aime page.
Plagne 2000 (Aime La Plagne): Plagne Villages – You could book a ticket to Plagne Centre and then use the public buses or a private taxi to climb up to your resort. If you do this, we recommend NOT arriving into the resort too late (so book a morning flight into Geneva) and NOT departing the resort too early (so book an afternoon flight from Geneva) as getting between resorts either late in the day or early in the morning could be difficult. You could also consider booking our bus to Aime, the town on the valley floor, and getting a taxi up the mountain.
What Dates Do You Run Your Geneva Airport Transfers?
Our Geneva Airport transfers run on Saturdays and Sundays during the winter ski season. For Les Arcs and La Plagne on Sundays, we can only take you as far as the town on the valley floor.
Once you complete our booking form with your origin point and destination, our available dates will appear in a drop-down. Saturdays are listed first and then Sundays are listed at the bottom.
If your dates are not listed, then we're sorry but we don't have a service for you. If you're travelling on dates we do not operate on, visit our alternative transport options webpage.
Select your resort from ourGeneva Airport Transfers page for exact details and lots more information about our services.
Remember, you could always:
- Change your flight so you can take our service
- Stay overnight in a hotel at the airport
- Book a Single with us and then another Single with another company
To see our bus times from Geneva Airport, you need to enter your travel details into our booking form. Once you have selected your dates and flights, our site will propose some shared transfer bus times for you to choose from. Please read the below advice should your flight time not be listed.
Airport > Resort: My flight lands after the last time listed
We're sorry, but we cannot transport you. The following tips may help you:
- Consider changing your flight to an earlier one.
- Arriving on a Friday / Saturday evening? Consider staying in a hotel at Geneva Airport and then take our morning bus the next day. You can select Hotel in our booking form.
- Going to La Plagne on a Sunday? Use our booking form to see if we have a later bus to Aime or Moutiers.
- Going to Les Arcs on a Sunday? Use our booking form to see if we have a later bus to Bourg St Maurice.
- You could book a Single to the town on the valley floor and then book another, separate, Single back from your resort.
- If none of these options work for you, consider using public transport or take a look at our alternative transport page.
Remember, you could book a Single with us one way and another Single with another transport company for the other part of your journey.
Resort > Airport: My flight leaves before the first time listed
We're sorry, but cannot help you and you will probably need to use public transport or book a private transfer or a hire car.
Remember, you could book a Single with us one way and another Single with another transport company for the other part of your journey.
Where Do I Meet The Ben's Bus Rep At Geneva Airport?
Delays happen. We get it. It's why we have processes, systems and contingencies in place to ensure your holiday gets off to the right start. Take a look at our Flight Delay Policy to see what we do to manage this.
To see how much luggage is included in your Ben's Bus ticket, and what to do if you want to bring more, please visit our Luggage Allowance & Policy page.
Yes, children can travel on Ben's Bus but our policy on carrying children depends on the route you are travelling on. For more exact details, please visit our childrens page.
We cannot guarantee there will be toilets on our vehicles - or if there are, that they will be working. Please make use of the facilities in resort or at the airport before boarding the bus.
If there is no toilet or it is not working, ask the driver to stop along the way as we do pass motorway service areas. To be extra sure, you could ask your rep to have a word with the driver before you leave to ensure he understands that you may need to stop en-route.
If you have a medical condition that may require you to use the toilet urgently, we would suggest looking at alternative transport options, since we cannot guarantee working toilets.
REASONS FOR TOILETS BEING OUT OF OPERATION
There are genuine reasons for toilets not being in operation. A lot of our buses park in the mountains overnight and the chemicals can freeze. Buses need special facilities to empty their toilets. If they over-fill, it's not pleasant! Our buses are sometimes used all day and so may not have the opportunity to visit these facilities.
Geneva Airport is served by a wide range of international and low-cost airlines, providing direct flights to destinations throughout Europe and around the world. Airlines include easyJet, SWISS, British Airways, Air France, KLM, Lufthansa, Emirates, Qatar Airways, United Airlines and many others.
The airport offers an extensive choice of destinations, with particularly good connections to the UK and other European countries, as well as North America, the Middle East, Africa and Asia. Flight schedules and destinations vary throughout the year, with additional seasonal services operating during the winter ski season.
Transport options out of Geneva Airport are varied and comprehensive. It is an really well connected airport, with many trains and inter-city buses arriving and departing.
TRAIN: Geneva Airport has its own railway station directly beneath the terminal, with frequent trains to Geneva city centre and destinations across Switzerland. See the SBB website for timetables and tickets.
PUBLIC BUSES: Local TPG buses connect the airport with Geneva and the surrounding area, while regional coaches provide direct connections to various towns and ski resorts. See the Geneva Airport transport information for routes and timetables.
TAXIS: Official taxis are available outside the Arrivals level and offer a convenient door-to-door option. Fares to destinations outside Geneva are generally calculated according to the distance travelled. See the Geneva Airport taxi information for details.
Geneva Airport is situated around 5 km north-west of Geneva city centre, close to the French border. It has excellent road and public transport connections, making it a convenient gateway to both Switzerland and the French Alps.
Address: Genève Aéroport, Route de l'Aéroport 21, Case postale 100, CH-1215 Genève 15, Switzerland. You can see its location on Google Maps.
Winter Opening Times: Terminal 1 is open from 04:00 to 00:00. The terminal is closed overnight for security reasons.
IATA Code: GVA
Geneva Airport has all the facilities you would expect from a major international airport, including shops, duty-free, bars and restaurants, free Wi-Fi, luggage facilities, ATMs, currency exchange and information desks.
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