Snow-covered chalet hotel in Courchevel 1850 beside the snow front, with the gondola and the Vanoise peaks

Savoie · Les 3 Vallées · Ski transfer

Courchevel with a private chauffeur from Nice airport

From Nice Côte d'Azur airport to Courchevel, OK VTC drives you to the door of your chalet or hotel, skis and luggage included. A long journey, planned with a stop on the way and discreet coordination with your concierge.

From Nice airport
About 530 km · 6 h 30, depending on traffic and road conditions
Season
Usually December to April
Vehicles
Saloon or van for skis and luggage
Fare
Price per vehicle, on quotation

Why this transfer

From the Riviera to Les 3 Vallées in one vehicle

Courchevel is one of the best-known ski resorts in the Alps. Set above the Tarentaise valley in Savoie, it is part of Les 3 Vallées, the vast linked ski area it shares with Méribel, Val Thorens and Les Menuires. The resort rises in several villages, from Le Praz up to Courchevel 1850, known for its palace hotels, chalets and altiport. In 2023, Courchevel and Méribel hosted the Alpine World Ski Championships.

From Nice Côte d'Azur airport it is a long drive: about 530 km and 6 h 30 at the wheel, depending on traffic and road conditions, usually via Italy and the Fréjus tunnel. OK VTC handles the transfer door to door, in a vehicle sized for your skis and luggage, with a stop on the way if you wish. It suits guests who fly into Nice or add a few days' skiing to a stay on the Riviera.

Courchevel at a glance

Where we drop you in Courchevel

The resort rises in several villages linked by pistes and lifts: tell us yours and the exact address when you book.

Snow-covered chalets of Courchevel 1850 in the morning, at the foot of the slopes, around the church tower

01 · THE ICON

Courchevel 1850

The highest and best-known village of the resort, with its palace hotels, chalets and boutiques around La Croisette, where the lifts leave for La Saulire. Close by, the altiport and its sloping runway welcome light aircraft and helicopters.

Courchevel Moriond seen from Courchevel Village, above a forest of snowy fir trees

02 · FOR FAMILIES

Courchevel Moriond

Formerly Courchevel 1650, Moriond is a quieter, sunny village popular with families. It has its own snow front and lifts up to the Ariondaz sector, and links to the rest of the ski area by the pistes.

The snow front of Courchevel Village and its chalets under low cloud

03 · QUIET

Courchevel Village

Formerly Courchevel 1550, this small village on a balcony above the forest is more discreet than its neighbours. A gondola links it directly to Courchevel 1850: a good choice for a peaceful chalet a few minutes from the slopes.

The Olympic ski jumps of Le Praz in winter, below wooded slopes

04 · THE VILLAGE

Le Praz

At about 1,300 m, at the foot of the ski area, Le Praz has kept the feel of a Savoyard village around its lake. Its ski jumps hosted the events of the 1992 Albertville Winter Olympics, and a gondola climbs to Courchevel 1850.

The Courchevel ski area and its altiport in Les 3 Vallées, seen from Bellecôte

05 · THE SKI AREA

Les 3 Vallées

Courchevel belongs to Les 3 Vallées, one of the largest linked ski areas in the world, with Méribel, Val Thorens and Les Menuires. Through La Tania, a village built for the 1992 Games, the pistes reach Méribel without getting back in a car.

A typical transfer day

From the airport terminal to your chalet door

An example for a morning landing, adjusted to each booking: departure time, stop and route are set with you according to your flight and road conditions.

The A43 motorway above Modane in the Maurienne valley, late in the day
  1. 08:30 · NICE AIRPORT

    Meeting on arrival

    Your chauffeur waits for you in the arrivals hall of Terminal 1 or 2, based on the flight number you gave us, and helps load skis, boot bags and luggage into the vehicle.

  2. 09:00 · ITALIAN RIVIERA

    Along the Ligurian coast

    The A8 to the border, then the Autostrada dei Fiori along the Ligurian coast to Savona, and the A6 climbing towards Piedmont and Turin.

  3. 12:30 · PIEDMONT

    Lunch stop

    A break of about an hour near Turin, just past halfway: lunch, a coffee and a chance to stretch your legs. The place and length of the stop are agreed with you.

  4. 14:45 · FRÉJUS TUNNEL

    Susa valley, Maurienne and Tarentaise

    The A32 climbs the Susa valley to the Fréjus tunnel, then the A43 runs down the Maurienne. After Albertville, the road follows the Tarentaise valley up to Moûtiers.

  5. 16:30 · COURCHEVEL

    Arrival at your chalet or hotel

    The final climb by the Saint-Bon road to your address. If you wish, we coordinate your arrival with your concierge or hotel for the welcome and key handover.

The route from Nice airport

Via Italy and the Fréjus tunnel, depending on conditions

  1. Nice Côte d'Azur airport

    Departure, Terminal 1 or 2

  2. Ventimiglia

    Border, Autostrada dei Fiori

  3. Turin

    Via the A6, possible stop

  4. Fréjus tunnel

    Through the Susa valley

  5. Moûtiers

    Maurienne, then Tarentaise

  6. Courchevel

    Arrival at your chalet or hotel

Practical information

What to know before your transfer

French mountain law

From 1 November to 31 March, winter equipment (winter tyres, or chains or snow socks on board) is compulsory in designated mountain communes under the loi Montagne. The vehicle planned for your transfer takes these winter rules into account.

Route and closures

The most direct route runs through Italy and the toll Fréjus tunnel. Depending on weather, traffic or a road closure, the route may differ, for example on the French side via Grenoble.

Skis and luggage

When booking, tell us the number of passengers, suitcases, pairs of skis or snowboards and boot bags: this is what decides between a saloon and a van.

Identity documents

The usual route crosses Italy: every passenger must carry a valid passport or identity card, depending on nationality, on the way up and on the way back.

Return pick-up time

For the return, the pick-up time in Courchevel is set from your flight time, with a margin for the mountain road and check-in. For an early-afternoon flight, departure is very early in the morning.

A stop on the way

On a drive of more than six hours, we plan at least one break. A lunch stop can be arranged around halfway in Piedmont, or closer to arrival in Savoie.

The snow-capped Grande Casse, highest summit of the Vanoise, under a blue sky
The Grande Casse, highest summit of the Vanoise, seen from the top of Courchevel

Our options

Three ways to reach Courchevel

TRANSFER

One-way transfer airport – Courchevel

From Nice Côte d'Azur airport to your chalet or hotel in Courchevel with OK VTC, in a saloon or van to suit your skis and luggage, with a break on the way.

Price per vehicle, on quotation

MOST REQUESTED

Return transfer airport – resort

Arrival and departure booked together: OK VTC sets the return time from your flight and collects you from your address in Courchevel.

Price per vehicle, on quotation

TRANSFER WITH A STOP

Transfer with lunch on the way

The same journey with a proper lunch stop in Piedmont or Savoie, so you arrive rested. The place and length of the stop are agreed with you.

Price per vehicle, on quotation

Frequently asked questions

Your questions about the Nice – Courchevel transfer

Another question? Message us on WhatsApp and we will reply with a proposal matched to your flight.

How do I get from Nice airport to Courchevel?

By road, allow about 530 km and 6 h 30 of driving, depending on traffic and road conditions. OK VTC runs a private door-to-door transfer from Nice Côte d'Azur airport to your chalet or hotel, with a stop on the way.

Which route does the drive from Nice to Courchevel take?

Usually via Italy: the Ligurian coast, Turin, the Susa valley and the Fréjus tunnel, then the Maurienne and Tarentaise valleys. Depending on conditions the route may differ, for example on the French side via Grenoble, at about 590 km.

Do we need passports for the drive from Nice to Courchevel?

Yes, every passenger should carry a valid identity document, because the usual route crosses Italy. Depending on your nationality, that means a passport or a national identity card.

How many skis and bags can we bring?

It depends on the vehicle: tell us the number of passengers, suitcases, skis or snowboards and boot bags. OK VTC then proposes a saloon or a van that fits.

Can you drop us at the chalet and let the concierge know?

Yes. We drop you at the chalet or hotel address, at the closest point reachable by car. Give us your concierge's contact and we will pass on your expected arrival time.

How do I book and get a price?

Book online or message OK VTC on WhatsApp with your dates, flight numbers and Courchevel address. The price is per vehicle, on quotation, and confirmed before you book.

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Send us your flight, we will plan the road

Tell us your dates, flight numbers, the number of passengers, skis and bags, and the address of your chalet or hotel. Book online or message us on WhatsApp: the price per vehicle is confirmed on quotation.

Photo credits

Photos from Wikimedia Commons, published by their authors under free licences.

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