Private Chauffeur Méribel: Inter-Resort Shuttles
Your premium VTC service in Méribel for your evenings, restaurants, and trips across the 3 Valleys domain (Courchevel, Val Thorens).
Méribel: The Heart of the 3 Valleys
Located in the center of the 3 Valleys domain, Méribel is famous for its authentic chalets, preserved forest, and direct access to Courchevel and Val Thorens.
Moving around the resort and between resorts
After skiing, traveling between different neighborhoods (Mottaret, Méribel Centre, Le Rond-Point) or to neighboring resorts can be complex, especially in evening wear. Our local VTC service is the solution:
- Restaurant shuttles: Round trips to Le Clos Bernard or La Fruitière.
- Inter-resort evenings: A dinner in Courchevel 1850? We organize your safe round trip.
- At disposal: A dedicated driver for your group throughout the evening.
The Méribel - Courchevel journey
The road trip between Méribel and Courchevel takes an average of 30 to 45 minutes in winter. Mountain roads at night or in snow require caution and equipment. Our warm and spacious Mercedes V-Class vehicles comfortably accommodate up to 7 passengers.
Safety first
Our local drivers perfectly master the Allues and Bozel valleys. You can enjoy the best Savoy wines during your dinner with peace of mind: we ensure your safe return.
Living in Méribel without a car: the practical guide
The chalet is booked, the passes bought — one question remains: the last mile. In Méribel, everything is walkable or skiable from the Rond-Point, but three needs justify a private chauffeur: airport arrivals and departures (Geneva 2h20, Chambéry 1h30, Moutiers 30 min), dinners in other resorts (Courchevel 1850 at 25 min, Val Thorens at 30 min), and off-ski days (Annecy, spas, shopping in Albertville).
Our inter-resort packages start at €60 in a Tesla Model Y. In the evening, the service runs until 2am to bring you home from dinners — night rates 20% higher, always confirmed before booking. For families: child seats and boosters free, ski carriers on vans, and drivers with the instinct to wait at the ski-school exit rather than the crowded square.
