How to get to Courchevel

There are various routes to the French Alps, each offering exciting options for reaching Courchevel. Depending on your arrival city, you can choose the most convenient way to get to the resort.

One of the most extreme and at the same time most spectacular—though also the most expensive—options is a flight on a 56-seat helicopter directly to Courchevel. The cost of this experience depends on your arrival city. A flight from Geneva starts at 2000 EUR, and you’ll need to confirm your booking at least two days before departure. From Lyon, the price is around 2500 EUR, from Nice about 3500 EUR, and from Paris it reaches an impressive 9900 EUR.

For those who do not belong to the circle of affluent travelers and are not ready to spend 10,000 EUR on a flight to Courchevel, there is the option of a bus transfer. The journey from Geneva takes about 2–2.5 hours, and the schedule can be found here: www.alpski-bus.com. From Lyon, the trip is about half an hour longer. A one-way ticket costs 60–70 EUR, while a round-trip ticket purchased on-site is cheaper — around 100–110 EUR.

A private transfer will cost around 80–100 EUR, depending on the transport company and whether it is a group or individual trip.