Leaving Les Gets, the road descends through forested slopes towards Taninges and Cluses. From Cluses, the A40 motorway follows the Arve Valley northwest towards Geneva. The transfer ends in the city centre at Gare de Cornavin on Place de Cornavin.

Saturday morning traffic can be heavy near Cluses and on the roads between Les Gets and Taninges. The A40 towards Geneva can carry significant traffic during peak winter weekends.

Les Gets is one village built around two main streets and a central snow front — compact enough that the address is straightforward. Confirm it when you book and we'll come straight to you. Some chalets sit on the hillside above the centre or in the quieter outlying areas; if yours is set back from the main village, include any directions while booking.

Your driver drops you off directly in front of Gare de Cornavin on Place de Cornavin — the main entrance facing the square, steps from the ticket hall and all platforms. If you're catching a connecting train after your transfer from the Alps to Geneva, factor in a few minutes to reach your platform: Cornavin can get congested with ski luggage on Sunday evenings when everyone heads home from the mountains. Need to check a train time? The SBB app gives real-time departures and platform numbers — worth having on your phone if you're connecting onward to Lausanne, Bern, or Zurich.