Door to door
Moutiers taxi: transfers from the station to the ski resorts
Private transfers from Moutiers station to 16 ski resorts, at fixed prices from €50. Your driver meets you off the train: pick your resort and book in one minute.
Private transfer
door to door
Met as you
step off the train
Luggage & ski
equipment
Up to 8 passengers
Our transfers at a glance
Price (1–3 people)
From €50, fixed price per vehicle
Destinations
16 resorts across 5 valleys
Drive time
10 min to about 1 hour
Winter Saturday
Busy roads, winter weekend surcharge
Drop-off
Door to door, as close as access allows
Fixed prices by valley, 1 to 3 passengers
Every passenger after the third adds €10, up to eight in a single van. Saturdays and Sundays in winter carry a winter weekend surcharge, and a return transfer can be booked alongside the outbound journey.
Belleville valley
The Belleville valley lines up three resorts along one climbing road. Saint-Martin-de-Belleville, a chalet village at 1,450 m, costs €80. Les Menuires, at 1,850 m, comes to €100. At the very end, Val Thorens, Europe's highest ski resort at 2,300 m, is €130.
Courchevel
The Courchevel area has five villages, counting La Tania. Courchevel Le Praz, the first one on the road, costs €70. Courchevel Village 1550 and La Tania are €75, Courchevel Moriond 1650 is €80 and Courchevel 1850, the highest, is €90.
Méribel
Méribel has three prices depending on where you stay: €65 for Méribel Village, €75 for Méribel Centre and €85 for the Altiport. Higher up, in the heart of the 3 Valleys, Méribel-Mottaret costs €90, with its ski-in, ski-out residences at 1,750 m.
Bozel valley
The Bozel valley stays busy in summer as well as in winter. Brides-les-Bains, a spa town, costs €50 and Bozel €60. Champagny-en-Vanoise is €70 for the village and €90 for Champagny-le-Haut. Pralognan-la-Vanoise, a mountain village beneath the Vanoise, is €90.
Valmorel
Most popular transfers from Moutiers station
The twelve transfers we drive most often from the station, with distance, journey time and starting price.
About 38 km, 45 min to 1 hour. From €130. Our longest climb, all the way up to 2,300 m.
About 15 km, 25 to 30 min. From €80. The nearest of the three Belleville resorts.
About 25 km, 35 to 45 min. From €90. The road carries on beyond Méribel Centre.
About 22 km, 30 to 40 min. From €80. Moriond and 1650 are two names for the same village.
About 22 km, 30 to 40 min. From €75. A forest resort built for the 1992 Games.
About 27 km, 35 to 45 min. From €90. A village at 1,410 m beneath the Vanoise massif.
About 27 km, 35 to 45 min. From €100. Dropped off in the district where your residence is.
About 18 km, 25 to 35 min. From €75. Méribel Village is slightly closer, the Altiport slightly further.
About 25 km, 35 to 45 min. From €90. The highest of the Courchevel villages.
About 21 km, 30 to 40 min. From €75. A gondola links it with Courchevel 1850.
About 6 km, 10 to 15 min. From €50. Our shortest run, to the spa and the Olympe gondola.
About 18 km, 25 to 35 min. From €70. The route goes through Aigueblanche before the climb.
The Moutiers taxi at the station
From Moutiers, one road for each valley
All winter long, our taxi is parked outside Moutiers-Salins-Brides-les-Bains station, exactly where skiers step off the train. Other vans in the team handle pre-booked transfers, so your journey never hangs on a single vehicle. Your driver speaks English and French and greets you with a sign bearing your name. Whether you travel alone, as a couple, as a family or eight strong, the van carries your party and nobody else. For a step-by-step account of your arrival, from platform to van, read our guide to pick-up at Moutiers station.
Moutiers is the crossroads of the Tarentaise: the roads to the big ski resorts all start from here. Brides-les-Bains is barely ten minutes away, while Val Thorens, at the far end of the Belleville valley, takes about an hour. Most journeys to Méribel and Courchevel take 25 to 45 minutes. Valmorel is the exception, as you first head down the valley before climbing. On winter Saturdays, when holiday lets change over, traffic builds across the Tarentaise and journeys can take much longer. Our drivers cover these mountain roads all winter, snow included.
Late train? Nothing to arrange
Give us your train number when you book. We track its actual arrival time, and your driver works to the train itself, not to the time printed on your ticket.
Sixteen resorts, five valleys: choosing where to go
The 16 destinations we serve from the station sit in five valleys. The Belleville valley climbs from the village of Saint-Martin to Val Thorens. Together with Méribel and Courchevel it makes up the 3 Valleys ski area, which La Tania also links into. The Bozel valley leads to the spa town of Brides-les-Bains, to Champagny and to Pralognan, beneath the Vanoise massif. Valmorel and Doucy, reached down the valley via Aigueblanche, share the Grand Domaine. Whichever resort you choose, the price stays fixed and your driver drops you as close to your accommodation as possible, skis and suitcases included. Where the resort centre is closed to cars, the driver stops at the nearest access point and shows you the way. Child seats, boosters, pushchairs and bulky luggage are all covered on our service page.
A van sized for your group and your skis
1 to 3 passengers
Base price, luggage and skis included
Let us know when booking
Families and groups of friends
Everyone travels together, no waiting
Children
Child seats available on request
4 to 8 passengers
+€10 per extra passenger
Luggage
Back to Moutiers station
Transfer, coach or shuttle: which suits you?
Transfers work just as well in the other direction. Tell us when your train leaves and we will agree a pick-up time at your accommodation, with a margin that reflects the distance. On a winter Saturday, allow a wider margin, because end-of-stay departures fill the roads in every valley. You can book the outbound and return transfers together. No deposit is taken at any point: you pay the driver directly for the return trip as well, at the fixed price agreed when you booked.
Coaches link the station with the main resorts, at a price per person and on a fixed timetable. Travelling alone with a single bag, you will often find it the cheapest choice. For families and groups, a private van changes the maths: one price for the whole vehicle, no changes, no waiting for the next departure, and a drop-off at your door rather than at a coach stop. Six people heading to Courchevel 1850 pay €120 for the van, which is €20 each.
Frequently asked questions
Is the taxi really outside Moutiers station all winter?
Yes. Our taxi is parked outside the station throughout the winter season. Booking ahead is still wise: it guarantees a vehicle when your train arrives, even on a busy Saturday.
Is the price per person or per vehicle?
Per vehicle. The quoted price covers 1 to 3 passengers, then €10 is added for each extra person, up to 8. You see the exact amount before booking, and it does not change on the way.
Do I have to pay in advance?
No, there is no deposit to pay. You receive a confirmation by email, then pay the driver directly the exact price you were quoted when you booked.
Can we bring a lot of luggage?
Yes. The Mercedes van takes up to 8 passengers along with their skis, snowboards, suitcases and pushchairs. Let us know when booking if you carry a lot of kit or need child seats or boosters, which are provided on request.