Planning your holiday to Morzine? Depending on where you are staying, you may need to use a taxi at some point during your holiday.
This is especially true if you are arriving without a car, travelling with children, carrying ski or bike equipment, heading out for dinner, or needing transport late at night.
During peak holiday weeks, weekends, bad weather, school holidays and late evenings, local taxis and transfer companies can become fully booked very quickly.
Big News: Uber in Morzine
Good news for visitors — Uber is now showing as available in the Morzine area.
This could make short journeys around resort easier, especially if you are heading into the centre of Morzine, travelling back from dinner, or looking for a simple way to book a taxi through an app.
However, Morzine is still a mountain resort, not a big city. Taxi availability can still be limited, especially during busy periods, late at night, on changeover days and during winter peak weeks.
Our advice is to treat Uber as an extra option, but not something to rely on for important journeys.
For airport transfers, early morning departures, restaurant bookings, train station transfers or anything time-sensitive, we still strongly recommend booking a local taxi or transfer company in advance.
Airport Transfers to Morzine
Most guests travelling to Morzine fly into Geneva Airport, which is usually around 1 hour 20 minutes from resort, depending on traffic, weather and road conditions.
Airport transfers should always be booked as early as possible, especially for:
- Saturday arrivals and departures
- School holiday weeks
- Christmas, New Year and February half-term
- Early morning flights
- Large groups
- Families travelling with children
- Guests travelling with skis, snowboards or bikes
Private and shared transfers are available with several local companies. Some providers also offer transfers from train stations and other airports.
Taxis Around Morzine
During your stay, you may need a taxi for shorter journeys around Morzine, Montriond, Avoriaz, Les Gets or the surrounding villages.
Taxis are useful for:
- Getting to and from restaurants
- Travelling back after an evening out
- Reaching accommodation outside the centre
- Moving around with young children
- Carrying ski, snowboard or bike equipment
- Getting to the lifts
- Visiting nearby villages
- Early morning departures
Unlike in large towns and cities, taxis around Morzine are not always available immediately. There are no large taxi ranks with cars waiting all day, so booking ahead is highly recommended.
Can You Get Around Morzine Without a Car?
Yes, many guests visit Morzine without a car.
In winter and summer, there are local buses and shuttle services, and many central areas are walkable. However, if your accommodation is outside the centre, or if you plan to eat out in the evenings, you may still need taxis.
For maximum flexibility, it is worth planning transport before you arrive.
Useful Taxi & Transfer Companies in Morzine
Below is a list of local taxi and airport transfer companies operating in and around Morzine.
We recommend contacting companies directly, checking availability in advance and confirming your journey before travel.
Skiidy Gonzales
Service: Airport transfers only
Email: info@skiidygonzales.com
Phone: +33 (0)4 50 37 36 85
Website: Skiidy Gonzales
Mountain Bus Company
- Airport transfers
- Late-night taxi service, Monday to Friday, 18:00–02:00
- Late-night taxis must be booked in advance
Email: info@mountainbuscompany.com
Airport Transfer Phone: +33 (0)6 20 71 98 44
Late Night Taxi Phone: +33 (0)6 82 88 85 50
Website: Mountain Bus Company
Action Transfers
Service: Airport transfers
Email: transfers@actiontransfers.com
Phone: +33 970 468 877
Website: Action Transfers
Getaway Vans
- In-resort taxi service, Sunday to Friday, 09:00–18:00
- Late-night taxi service, Sunday to Friday, 18:00–02:00
- Late-night taxis must be booked in advance
Email: info@getawayvans.com
Office: +33 (0)6 40 32 21 84
Taxi Service: +33 (0)6 43 60 16 13
Website: Getaway Vans
Last Van Standing
- Airport transfers
- In-resort taxi service, 7 days a week until late
Email: hello@lastvanstanding.com
Phone / WhatsApp: +33 (0)7 85 95 65 08
Website: Last Van Standing
Powder Cab
Service: Airport transfers
Email: info@powdercab.com
Phone: +33 (0)6 72 99 19 48
Website: Powder Cab
Other Taxi Companies to Try
If the companies above are fully booked, you could also try the following.
Christ Aston VTC
Phone / WhatsApp: 07 66 34 27 31
Morzine Airport Transfers
Service: Airport transfers
Email: info@morzineairporttransfers.com
Phone: +33 (0)6 13 37 39 45
Website: Morzine Airport Transfers
Taxi Morzine / Avoriaz
Email: contact@taxis-morzine.com
Phone: +33 (0)6 52 41 25 40
Secondary Phone: +33 (0)6 08 16 91 11
Website: Taxi Morzine / Avoriaz
Office hours: 24/7
Larger Airport Transfer Companies
If local providers are unavailable, you could also check larger transfer companies.
AlpyBus
Service: Airport transfers
Switzerland: +41 (0)22 723 29 84
UK: +44 (0)150 921 36 96
France: +33 (0)4 85 80 00 39
Website: AlpyBus
AlpinBus
Service: Airport transfers
Email: info@alpinbus.com
Phone: +43 670 309 4010
Website: AlpinBus
Our Advice
For the smoothest holiday, book your airport transfer as soon as your flights are confirmed.
For taxis during your stay, try to plan ahead for:
- Restaurant bookings
- Late-night journeys
- Early morning departures
- Busy holiday weeks
- Travel to Avoriaz, Les Gets, Montriond or nearby villages
- Journeys with luggage, skis, snowboards or bikes
Uber may now be an option for some short journeys around Morzine, which is great news for visitors. However, for important travel plans, local taxis and transfer companies remain the safest choice.
A little planning before you arrive will make your Morzine holiday much easier, calmer and more enjoyable.
Need Help Planning Your Morzine Holiday?
At Snow & Trek, we want your stay in Morzine to be as easy and enjoyable as possible. From accommodation and local advice to ski hire, lift passes and useful resort information, our team is here to help you make the most of your time in the French Alps.
