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Moutiers station to Bozel transfer
For €60 for 1 to 3 people, our Moutiers to Bozel transfer takes you from the station to your door at a fixed price confirmed before you book. It is about 13 km and 15 to 20 minutes, with drop-off in the village centre or the surrounding hamlets. The Mercedes van carries up to 8 people and all their luggage.
Private transfer
door to door
Met as you
step off the train
Luggage & ski
equipment
Up to 8 passengers
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Moutiers station → Bozel
Pick-up date
Train arrival time
Moutiers station → Bozel at a glance
Price (1–3 people)
€60 per vehicle
Distance
about 13 km
Drive time
about 15 to 20 min
Winter Saturday
surcharge, shared Courchevel road
Drop-off
at your door, village or hamlet
Moutiers to Bozel transfer prices
The base fare covers 1 to 3 travellers; from 4 to 8, add €10 for each extra person. A winter weekend surcharge applies on Saturdays and Sundays, and the outward and return journeys can be booked together.
1 to 3 passengers
€60 per trip
6, 7 or 8 passengers
€90, €100 or €110
4 or 5 passengers
€70 or €80
Return transfer
€60 per journey, paid on each trip
Arriving at the station, heading for Bozel
The road from Moutiers to Bozel
No need to hunt for a free taxi outside the station: your driver is waiting at the exit with a sign bearing your name. Thanks to the train number you gave when booking, the driver knows your real arrival time.
If you are renting an apartment, gîte or chalet in Bozel, you will probably arrive with more than suitcases: skis, bags of groceries, sometimes a pushchair. The van's boot is built for exactly that. Any child seats or boosters you requested are fitted before you arrive, and you pay the driver directly once you reach Bozel.
Late train
Running behind schedule? The driver already knows, because your train is tracked from its number, and will be there for the new arrival time.
After Salins-les-Thermes and Brides-les-Bains, the road keeps climbing gently up the Doron valley to Bozel, at around 900 m. Allow about 15 to 20 minutes in normal conditions.
Bozel is the valley's crossroads: this is where the road divides for Courchevel, Champagny-en-Vanoise and Pralognan-la-Vanoise. The knock-on effect comes on winter Saturdays, when holidaymakers heading up to Courchevel or back down use the same stretch as you, and the drive can take noticeably longer. Midweek, traffic is generally much lighter and the journey is simple, whatever the time of your train.
Arriving in Bozel: the village or the hamlets
Bozel is a genuine valley village, lived in all year round, with its own shops and hamlets clinging to the slopes. Many holidaymakers choose an apartment, gîte or chalet here, cheaper than in the resorts, and head out to the nearby ski areas from there.
The van drops you at your exact address, whether in the heart of the village or in a hamlet higher up. Give us the full address and, if you have them, your host's directions: parking access, chalet name, which entrance to use. On narrow hamlet lanes, those details save searching in the dark.
In winter, the driver adapts the drop-off to conditions: if the final access is too narrow or snowy for the van, you are set down as close as possible and helped with your bags to the door.
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
Bozel → Moutiers station transfer
On departure day, you choose the time: tell us when you want to leave Bozel and we will confirm it or offer another slot. Midweek, setting off about 40 minutes before your train leaves time to load the van and find your platform. On a winter Saturday, the drive down meets the stream of Courchevel traffic, so leave much earlier. Book the return with your outward transfer, and give us the pick-up address if it differs from your arrival address.
Bus or private transfer to Bozel?
Coaches serve Bozel from Moutiers station. For a solo traveller with one bag, that is a budget option, depending on the day's timetable. With children, skis or a rental in a hamlet, the bus stop is not always close to your door and the wait can drag on. A private transfer leaves when your train arrives, stops outside your accommodation and costs the same for 1 to 3 people: split three ways, €60 is €20 each.
Frequently asked questions
Why stay in Bozel rather than a ski resort?
Accommodation is often cheaper than in the resorts, and the village is lived in all year round, with its own shops. Sitting at the valley crossroads, Bozel makes a handy base for several ski areas and hiking trails.
Do you serve the hamlets around Bozel?
Yes. Give the full address when you book, along with your host's access instructions if you have them. The driver drops you at the door or, if the lane is too narrow or snowy, as close as possible.
How much is the transfer for 6 people?
For 6 passengers, the Moutiers station to Bozel transfer costs €90, which is €15 per person. A winter weekend surcharge applies on Saturdays and Sundays, and you can book your return at the same time.
Does the drive take longer on Saturdays?
In winter, often yes. Bozel lies on the Courchevel road, and Saturday is changeover day. The journey can then run well beyond the usual 15 to 20 minutes.
Elsewhere in the Bozel valley
The valley
→ Bozel valley transfers · €50 to €90
→ Brides-les-Bains · €50
Above Bozel
→ Champagny-en-Vanoise · village €70, le Haut €90
→ Pralognan-la-Vanoise · €90