Transfert de l'aéroport de Milan-Malpensa à Tignes à partir de 705 €

Your driver meets you in the Arrivals hall of your terminal with your name displayed on their phone. One important detail: Malpensa has two separate terminals, and they are not in the same building. T1 handles the majority of flights — most international carriers and major European airlines. T2 is used primarily by EasyJet. A free shuttle bus runs between them, but it takes 10–15 minutes — so knowing your terminal before you land saves time and confusion. Check your boarding pass: it will show T1 or T2. We track your flight and will be at the right terminal automatically, but if you're unsure, just message us. We monitor your flight in real time. The first 90 minutes of waiting after scheduled landing are included — plenty of time for immigration, baggage claim, and customs at one of Italy's busiest airports.

Tignes sits high — making it one of the most snow-sure resorts in the Alps and the reason it runs a glacier ski area through summer. The altitude also means the drive up is a serious one: a long climb through the valley with the road gaining height steadily after Bourg-Saint-Maurice. The resort splits into distinct parts. Le Lac is the original centre — the lake, the main shops, most of the larger hotels. Val Claret sits slightly higher and closer to the glacier lifts, popular for its ski-in/ski-out options. Further down the valley, Les Brévières is the lowest and oldest part, traditional in feel and connected to the main resort by gondola. Les Boisses sits between Les Brévières and Le Lac — small, quiet, rarely the first choice but a legitimate base. No access restrictions anywhere in Tignes. After heavy snowfall the upper sections slow down, as you'd expect at this altitude. Confirm which part of the resort you're staying in and we'll take you straight there.