From Chambéry airport to Les Arcs in a little under two hours, entirely in France. A private chauffeur, a car equipped for the mountains and a rate fixed before you travel.
Les Arcs is about 120 kilometres from Chambéry airport, a little under two hours on a clear day. The motorway runs to Albertville, the Tarentaise valley to Bourg-Saint-Maurice, then the road climbs to Arc 1600, Arc 1800, Arc 1950 or Arc 2000.
Each Arc has its own access and parking rules: Arc 1950 is a pedestrian village with an underground car park, and Arc 2000 sits highest. With the name of your residence, we choose the right drop-off point.
Motorway to Albertville, the Tarentaise to Bourg-Saint-Maurice, then the climb to your Arc.
From the airport to Albertville on the motorway along the Combe de Savoie, about three quarters of an hour.
Through Moûtiers and Aime to Bourg-Saint-Maurice, slower on in-season Saturdays.
From Bourg, the road to Arc 1600, Arc 1800, Arc 1950 or Arc 2000.
Flight number, passengers, skis and luggage. Rate and car confirmed in writing.
Your flight is followed from take-off. A delay moves the meeting time, with no waiting charge.
A name board in the Chambéry arrivals hall, luggage loaded by your chauffeur.
Dropped at your residence in Arc 1600, 1800, 1950 or 2000.
A funicular also links Bourg-Saint-Maurice to Arc 1600 in a few minutes, but with skis and luggage most guests prefer to be driven to the door. We take you all the way to your residence by road.
From November to the end of March, the French mountain law requires four 3PMSF winter tyres or chains in the boot in the listed communes of Savoie and Haute-Savoie, with a 135 euro fine otherwise. Our cars are equipped for the whole season.
Also in the Paradiski: the Chambéry to La Plagne transfer. Landing in Geneva? See the Geneva to Les Arcs transfer.
For one or two travellers, comfortable on the motorway and sure-footed in the mountains on winter tyres.
For arriving rested after the flight, with the quiet you expect from a car of this class.
Seven seats, the cases and ski equipment of a family or a group of friends.
Agreed in writing before you book, unchanged by snow or delays.
The whole drive stays in France, with no customs and no Swiss vignette.
3PMSF winter tyres and chains on board from November to March.
Each village's own access and parking rules, handled for you.
A little under two hours for roughly 120 kilometres on a clear day, longer on in-season Saturdays.
The A43 to Albertville, the N90 to Bourg-Saint-Maurice, then the road up to your Arc.
Yes, to your residence by road, unless you prefer the funicular from Bourg-Saint-Maurice.
Chambéry saves nearly an hour on the road and avoids the border.
Yes, both transfers are confirmed together.
Send us your flight, the date and the number of passengers. You receive the rate and your chauffeur's name before you confirm.