Images courtesy of Morzine Tourist Office
Landing at Geneva Airport and heading to the Alpine resort of Morzine?
Choose Skiidy Gonzales Transfers for a reliable, comfortable journey. Whether you’re travelling solo, as a couple, or in a group, we offer door-to-door private bus and shared transfers from Geneva direct into Morzine, saving you the hassle of multiple busses, heavy luggage or ski gear.
Why Choose Us
Shared & Private Transfer Options
Shared Transfer: Ideal for smaller groups and budget-minded travellers. Shared minibus from Geneva Airport with fixed drop-off points in Morzine.
Private Transfer: Your own vehicle, just your party, direct service from Geneva arrivals into Morzine.
Please check vehicle size, group size and luggage/skis requirement when booking.
Booking & Practical Info
Why Morzine is So Easy to Reach
Situated in the heart of the Portes du Soleil ski area, Morzine is one of the most accessible Alpine resorts for international arrivals. With Geneva as your gateway, you’ll be enjoying the slopes, trails or Alpine village vibe in no time.
Route & Transfer Details
The route from Geneva Airport to Morzine takes around 1 hour 25 minutes to 1 hour 45 minutes under normal traffic condition, though during busy changeover weekends the journey can take a little longer.
Our office team monitor your flight arrival, and the drivers wait in the arrivals hall or near by, load your luggage and take you straight to your accommodation in Morzine, no stops unless you organise them in advance.
We drop you off directly at your hotel or chalet (if accessible by road). For shared rides, you may have one several stops for various drop-offs/pickup.
Travel Times & Service Areas
••For departures, we collect you from Morzine and bring you back to Geneva Airport with plenty of buffer time for your flight.
Morzine sits at very heart of the Portes du Soleil, often considered the biggest ski resort in the world. From Morzine, you can easily access the gentler slopes of Les Gets, a great starting point for any ski holiday. The calm greens and blues wind peacefully through the trees and are ideal for beginners and intermediates. Once you’ve found your ski legs, you can travel explore the more challenging blues and reds of Avoriaz. But the real adventure lies beyond Avoriaz in far-off Chatel and Morgins, the two towns straddling the French-Swiss border. To complete the famous “circuit”, you’ll need to cross the border twice, but you’ll have to be quick if you want to get back town for that well-earned beer!
For such a small alpine town, Morzine boasts quite a successful ice hockey team. Competing in France’s premier division of ice hockey, the town regularly hosts the teams from bigger cities – Lyon, Reims and Dijon to name but a few. The atmosphere during competitive matches is quite incredible, and as matches are normally played on Friday evenings, you’ll be hard pushed to find a more exciting way to end your ski holiday.
For the seventh consecutive year, the Portes du Soleil hosts the Rock The Piste festival. 5 major artists perform throughout the resort for a week in March, right on the slopes themselves. Free for spectators, the concerts are easy to find, on foot or on skis – simply follow the music!
A thrilling ski race that takes place on the last weekend of the season, high up on the Nyon plateau. Open to all ages and abilities, the race allows amateurs and children to mingle with professional and champion ski racers, on hand to coach, guide and encourage the younger skiers.