Serre Chevalier
The need-to-know on getting to Serre Chevalier for your course.
Background
Please note that we will release the transfer information for our courses in Serre Chevalier in August.
We have found that airlines tend to make lots of adjustments to their flight schedules prior to this.
Please read the following information carefully and let us know your travel plans via our Travel Survey as soon as you’re able. You’ll need your Booking ID, which you can find in your confirmation email or invoice.
Nonstop Transfers
There are many small regional airports near to Serre Chevalier, rather than one large one that works for flights from all locations. We’ve therefore selected the airport that will work for the most arrivals. We’ll be running transfers from Turin Airport at the following times:
Arrival Transfer:
Sunday 28 December 2025: 3pm
Saturday 03 January 2026: 1pm
Sunday 01 February 2026: 1pm
Sunday 08 February 2026: 1pm
Sunday 08 March 2026: 1pm
Please opt for a flight that lands with enough time for you to get through customs and baggage claim before the transfer.
Return Transfer:
Sunday 04 January 2026: 9am
Saturday 31 January 2026: 8am
Sunday 08 February 2026: 8am
Sunday 15 February 2026: 8am
Sunday 15 March 20206: 8am
Please opt for a flight that departs at least 2 hours after this.
Timings Don't Work for You?
Nov 2024 – A new public shuttle service has just been released: #LINK1 | navettes Turin >Serre Chevalier >Montgenèvre with regular shuttles between Turin Airport and Serre Chevalier. The La Salle les Alpes- Aravet Le Mail is just a few meters from Mont Thabor.
Flying From Further Afield
If Turin doesn’t work from your destination then you could also consider Grenoble or Lyon. For international flights, you may even need to fly to Paris and take the train down to Briancon. There’s lots of helpful information here: Getting there. From Grenoble you can book onto a Ben’s Bus to take you directly to Serre Chevalier. Pre-booking is essential – I would urge you to do it as soon as you book your flights because they do get booked up: Transfers from Geneva, Grenoble & Lyon Airports to Ski Resorts fr £27 (bensbus.co.uk).
Train
If you want a more relaxing journey, consider taking the train to Briancon, it’s then a short bus or taxi ride to Mont Thabor.
Need convincing: Why Go Train
Driving
There are several free car parks in Serre Chevalier, including one just opposite the Hotel: Parking Guisane, 1725 Route de Briançon, 05240 La Salle-les-Alpes.
Heads Up! If there is a big snow fall you will be expected to move your car either early in the morning or in the evening to allow for the snow clearing.
You can drive up to the hotel to drop off your bags, and they will also be able to point you in the direction of the car park.
Entry Requirements
There are big changes coming with the introduction of the ETIAS visa for entry to the Schengen Area. The ETIAS is a visitor visa (similar to the American ESTA and the Canadian eTA).
The application system hasn’t opened yet, and the roll out of this has been delayed several times, but you can find out everything that you need to know for now here: ETIAS News & Information For Visitors Coming To Europe.
Please let us know your travel plans once you have booked bis our Travel Survey.