© OT Avoriaz
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Bus services in Avoriaz
Discover and book Avoriaz bus services
Avoriaz is perched high on a rocky promontory just above Morzine and Les Gets. Although Avoriaz itself is pedestrianised, the three resorts are regularly connected via public buses in both summer and winter.
Avoriaz is a car-free resort and offers horse-drawn sleighs, sleds and electric shuttles to move around. However, all apartments are ski-in/ski-out and the resort amenities are right on your doorstep.
At night, you will see a fleet of shuttles zipping around the resort which look a little like minibuses on caterpillar tracks.
On arrival in Avoriaz, there are baggage sleds available at the entrance points to the resort, as well as at the base of each residence to help you manoeuvre your luggage to and from your apartment. They work like supermarket trolleys and require a €1 or €2 coin to release one which you get back when you return it to one of the return points.
The Balad'Aulps buses run along the Aulps valley, connecting Avoriaz, Morzine, Les Gets, Montriond, Essert Romand, St Jean d'Aulps, Le Biot and Le Jotty.
The Morzine, Les Gets and Saint-Jean d'Aulps village shuttles are free to use.
| Route | Winter timetables | Summer timetables |
| Aulps Valley Buses: St-Jean d'Aulps - Montriond - Morzine-Avoriaz - Les Gets | Winter timetable | Summer timetable |
| Morzine Centre - Prodains lift to Avoriaz (Line A)* | Winter timetable | Summer timetable |
| Morzine village shuttles | Winter timetable | Summer timetable |
| Les Gets village shuttles | Winter timetable | Summer timetable |
(*In winter: Prodains cable-car is open every day from 07:00 to 21:00 (running until 00:00 Friday and Saturday, and 22:00 on Sunday. In summer: operates daily from 09:30 to 12:30 and 13:30 to 18:30).
NB: These timetables may vary throughout the year and during holidays, contact the transport companies in advance to avoid disappointment.
Airport bus services to Avoriaz
In the winter, there is a direct bus service from Geneva bus station to Avoriaz, which runs on Saturdays. To reach the resort you need to take the Les Prodains cable car, which takes you up into Avoriaz without having to drive up the hill. You can buy tickets at the lift pass office at the bottom once you arrive. Otherwise, it takes around one hour from Geneva train station to the closest main town, Thonon-les-Bains (line 271) and then a further hour or so from Thonon to Avoriaz by bus (line Y91). The Y91 only stops at Avoriaz on Saturdays and Sundays in winter and on Saturdays only in summer.
For more information on the best transport options from the airport see our getting here guide.
| Routes | Timetables |
| Geneva Airport to Avoriaz (Saturdays in winter only) | Winter timetable |
| Line 271: Geneva <-> Thonon-les-Bains | Year-round timetable |
| Line Y91: Thonon-les-Bains <-> Avoriaz | Year-round timetable |
NB: These timetables may vary throughout the year and during holidays, contact the transport companies in advance to avoid disappointment.
Avoriaz bus services to local train stations
Avoriaz, Morzine and Les Gets are connected to the nearest train stations, located in Thonon-les-Bains and Cluses, thanks to a couple of bus services that run throughout the year.
| Routes | Timetables |
| Line Y91: Avoriaz - Morzine - Les Gets - Thonon-les-Bains train station | Year-round timetable |
| Line Y92: Avoriaz - Morzine - Les Gets - Cluses train station | Year-round timetable |
NB: These timetables may vary throughout the year and during holidays, contact the transport companies in advance to avoid disappointment.
