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Val Thorens Transfer & Taxi from Milan

A transfer from Malpensa airport to Val Thorens takes about 5 h 40 min and costs ≈ €715 for a sedan with up to three passengers and skis. The resort is at 2,300 metres — the highest in Europe; in winter we drive through the Mont Blanc tunnel and Moûtiers, then up past Les Menuires. We also drive from central Milan, Linate and Bergamo.

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FromDistanceTimeSedanMinivan
Malpensa (MXP)370 km5 h 40 min≈ €715≈ €905
Milan383 km5 h 55 min≈ €745≈ €940
Linate (LIN)387 km5 h 50 min≈ €750≈ €945
Bergamo (BGY)413 km6 h 5 min≈ €800≈ €1010

Taxi from Milan and Malpensa to Val Thorens

From Malpensa to Val Thorens is 370 km. This is a trip to France — bring your passport or ID card; the Mont Blanc tunnel and road tolls are included. The price is fixed before the trip: sedan ≈ €715, minivan for up to eight passengers ≈ €905, child seats free. The village is pedestrian — the driver drops you at the unloading point by your hotel. No prepayment.

How to get from Malpensa to Val Thorens

Checked: 5 September 2026 · prices and timetables from official operator data
Val Thorens stands at 2,300 metres — the highest ski resort in Europe, with snow that lasts from November to May. From Milan in winter the road goes through the Mont Blanc tunnel, Albertville and Moûtiers, and the last 37 kilometres climb the Belleville valley. That is 370 kilometres in all, about 5 hours 40 minutes. A private transfer is ≈ €715, with the tunnel and tolls included.
OptionPriceTimeNotes
Train with changes to Moûtiers€90–1508–9 hvia Geneva and Chambéry, then a bus of about an hour
Car hirefrom €60/day5 h 40chains on the final climb in snowfall; paid parking in the village
Private transfer≈ €7155 h 40 minfixed price, name sign, tunnel and skis included, to the hotel

37 kilometres up from Moûtiers

The road from Moûtiers climbs through Saint-Martin-de-Belleville and Les Menuires to Val Thorens. It is the longest climb in the Three Valleys, and chains go on in snowfall. The village is almost entirely pedestrian: cars are left at the entrance, and the driver takes you to the unloading point nearest your hotel.

Why Val Thorens

Its altitude makes it the most snow-sure resort around: people come at the start and end of the season, when there is little snow lower down. Skiing starts right at the hotel doors, and via Mottaret and Courchevel the whole Three Valleys are within reach on skis — about 600 kilometres of pistes.

Price and time

The transfer is ≈ €715 per car, 5 hours 40 minutes from Malpensa; for four people that is €178.75 each, and a minivan for up to eight passengers is ≈ €905. Prices from central Milan and Linate are in the table above.

Val Thorens is closer from Geneva, Chambéry or Lyon — if such a flight exists, take it. From Milan the transfer makes sense when you fly into Italy and for groups: a minivan for eight is ≈ €905, about €113 each.

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2,300 metres — the highest ski resort in Europe, usually with snow from November to May.

The village is mostly pedestrian. The driver takes you to the unloading point by your hotel; from there it is a few minutes on foot or by the local shuttle.

About 5 hours 40 minutes, 370 km via the Mont Blanc tunnel and Moûtiers.

Photographs: Florian Pépellin, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons