From Geneva Cornavin, the transfer joins the A40 motorway after crossing the city and follows the Arve Valley through Bonneville, Cluses, and Sallanches. Traffic near Geneva can occasionally slow the departure during weekday evenings or busy winter weekends.

Near Le Fayet, the road turns towards Saint-Gervais-les-Bains, a traditional spa and mountain town below the Mont Blanc massif. Compared with some higher-altitude ski resorts, the approach remains relatively gentle, passing wooded slopes and historic village areas.

Cornavin is a busy city-centre station with no long-term stopping zones at the main entrance — so pickup works slightly differently here than at the airport. Your driver will contact you directly via WhatsApp or phone as your train approaches, and you'll agree on a meeting point together — typically the main station exit on Place de Cornavin, or another spot that works given current traffic. We track your train in real time, so we know if you're running late before you do. Free waiting time is 20 minutes from the scheduled arrival of your train. If your train is delayed, no problem — we adjust automatically. For longer disruptions, just message us and we'll find the best way forward. One tip: when you step off the train, take your time — Cornavin can get chaotic with ski luggage in peak season. Your driver won't rush you.

Saint-Gervais spreads across several distinct parts at different altitudes — Le Fayet in the valley with the railway station, the main town centre at 850 m, Le Bettex at 1400 m with direct ski access, and Saint-Nicolas de Véroce on the south-facing slopes above. Each has its own access road. Confirm exactly which part you're heading to when you book.