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Chambéry Airport to Les Arcs Private Transfer
A private driver greets you after landing at Chambéry Savoie Mont Blanc and drives you in one go to your Les Arcs hotel, chalet or residence, with no change of vehicle.
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Chambéry Airport → Les Arcs
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No hidden fees
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Private door-to-door transfer
Flight monitoring before pickup
Luggage & ski equipment
Up to 8 passengers
Chambéry Airport → Les Arcs at a glance
Type of transfer
Private airport transfer
Direct to your accommodation
Distance
Approx. 123 to 135 km
Driving time
Approx. 1 hr 30 to 1 hr 45
in good traffic conditions
Winter travel
Heavy traffic on the N90 or snow on the final climb may add time to the trip.
Destination
Arc 1600, Arc 1800, Arc 1950, Arc 2000 or your exact accommodation address
Where will I meet my driver at Chambéry Airport?
Once you have collected your suitcases at Chambéry Savoie Mont Blanc, go to the meeting point named in your booking confirmation, where your driver will be waiting.
The airport already lies in Savoie, a real advantage for Les Arcs, since the road towards Albertville and the Tarentaise valley is quick to reach.
Your driver tracks your flight ahead of landing and plans the pickup around when you really arrive. Once your party, bags and skis are on board, the car sets off straight for your Les Arcs village, reserved for your group and nobody else.
The same vehicle takes you all the way to the resort, so there is no change at Chambéry or Bourg-Saint-Maurice.
What if my flight to Chambéry is delayed?
We keep an eye on your landing time before pickup.
Should the flight come in early or late, your driver is given the new arrival information and adjusts the meeting to when you leave the terminal.
The journey from Chambéry Airport to Les Arcs
After leaving Chambéry Airport, the car soon joins the Savoie road network, heading for Albertville.
That short first stretch is one of Chambéry’s main strengths: the Alpine valleys are already close, so the approach to the Tarentaise is more direct than from Geneva, Lyon or Grenoble.
From Albertville your driver joins the N90 and heads up the valley to Bourg-Saint-Maurice, past Moûtiers, Aime and Landry.
Unlike journeys to Courchevel or Méribel, the transfer stays on the main Tarentaise road for a long while before leaving the valley.
Bourg-Saint-Maurice is where the last part of the route begins: allow roughly 15 to 20 extra minutes by road, depending on destination and conditions, to reach some sectors of Les Arcs.
Arc 1600 is the first village on the climb. For Arc 1800 the driver goes higher, and the routes to Arc 1950 and Arc 2000 gain even more altitude.
The Chambéry to Les Arcs profile is therefore distinctive: a short approach to the Tarentaise, a long run up the valley, then a genuine mountain climb above Bourg-Saint-Maurice. In winter, slowdowns mostly occur on the N90 and on that final climb on busy days.
Arriving in Les Arcs
Four villages at different altitudes make up the resort: Arc 1600, Arc 1800, Arc 1950 and Arc 2000, each one reached by its own stretch of road.
Arc 1600 is nearest to Bourg-Saint-Maurice. Arc 1800 means driving further uphill, and it is made up of several districts and residences.
Arc 1950 and Arc 2000 sit higher and add distance: to Arc 2000, expect around 135 km by road, or about 1 hr 40 of theoretical driving when roads are clear.
Because the heart of Arc 1950 is largely pedestrian, you are dropped at the vehicle entrance best suited to your hotel or residence.
The driver goes to whichever road-accessible spot matches your accommodation.
When booking, give not only “Les Arcs” but also your village — Arc 1600, 1800, 1950 or 2000 — and the full name of your property. That lets the final stretch be prepared before you even reach Bourg-Saint-Maurice.
A vehicle suited to your group and ski equipment
1 to 3 passengers
Sedan depending on luggage requirements
Skis / snowboards
Please include your equipment details when booking
Families and groups
Private van
Children
Child seats available on request
Up to 8 passengers
8-seater van
Luggage
Vehicle capacity matched to your booking
How much does a transfer from Chambéry Airport to Les Arcs cost?
The fare for your private transfer is worked out by the booking module, right on this page.
What you pay moves with the day you travel, the size of your party, and the room your suitcases and ski equipment need in the car.
Your exact Les Arcs village has to be entered too, as distance and climb differ between Arc 1600, Arc 1800, Arc 1950 and Arc 2000. The total shows before you confirm.
You therefore see the cost of this Chambéry Airport to Les Arcs journey immediately, instead of requesting a custom quote.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to reach Les Arcs from Chambéry Airport?
It depends on your arrival village.
For the main parts of Les Arcs, plan on 1 hr 30 to 1 hr 45 when traffic is flowing; to Arc 2000 the trip is around 135 km and 1 hr 40 of theoretical driving.
On winter Saturdays or in heavy snow, the real time can be noticeably longer.
Is Chambéry a good airport for getting to Les Arcs?
Yes. Chambéry is among the airports nearest to Les Arcs and sits in Savoie already.
It lets you reach Albertville and the Tarentaise quickly, without the long approach that Lyon, Geneva or Grenoble involve.
The final duration still depends on N90 traffic and on the Les Arcs village where you are staying.
Do I need the funicular at Bourg-Saint-Maurice?
No, not with a private transfer.
The funicular links Bourg-Saint-Maurice with Arc 1600, but your driver carries on by road directly to the village in your booking.
You keep the same vehicle, luggage and ski equipment from Chambéry Airport right to your destination.
No transfer between vehicles is needed in the valley: you are dropped at the road point closest to your accommodation.
Can I book the return from Les Arcs to Chambéry Airport?
Yes.
The return leg can be booked alongside your outbound ride or on its own.
When we collect you depends on your village, flight time and the traffic expected. A departure from Arc 1950 or Arc 2000 takes longer on the way down to Bourg-Saint-Maurice than one from Arc 1600.
Allow some spare time on high-season Saturdays and on days of snowfall.