Geneva to Morzine

[alistair1234]

Can anyone tell me if they have taken the public bus from Geneva to Morzine. Don't want to hire a car if possible as won't be moved for the week whilst we are there, Easybus times aren't great, 45 mins after we land is a bit tight and the next one is 2 hours 15 after we land so a bit too long.

I know there are plenty of other bus shuttles but someone told me there was a public bus/coach that took you to the resort but i can't find anything online. Travel 27th Jan and back 3rd Feb.

Thanks

[RC1807]

Not used them but what about "alpybus" or "morzineshuttle" ... from google?

[S100HP]

ActionTransfers

Might do you a preferential rate if you say Simon from skiweekends sent you in their direction.

[RacerMDR]

second vote for Actiontransfers

[//j17]

I'm sure you CAN do it on public transport but don't think there's any form of direct service.

I always use Ski-Lifts, mainly because I've not had a bad experience so not found it necessary to try anyone else.

[awooga]

Never tried public transport either due to time constraints. For Morzine, we normally use Skidoo Gonzales as they're cheap (E70 return from vague memory) and run door to door. They're easy to spot in Geneva as they wear sombreros! Slightly more than farting around with public transport, but at least you don't have to lug your bags any further than necessary.

[wobert]

Try Powdercab, they’re based in Mozine.

I’ve used them before, the owner Steve is a mate of a work colleague.

[Amateurish]

Alpybus is normally the cheapest for me.

I have seen direct coaches in the past, but not sure they run any more. It might be possible with a change at Thonon, but I honestly wouldn't bother. The local coach company is SAT.