Verbier is a high, sun-facing village with views across to the Mont Blanc massif. Its ski area connects to a large lift network, and in summer the lifts open trails for walking and biking.
Our top pick: Verbier Tandem Paragliding Flight
Where to stay in Verbier
- Village center: close to the main gondola, shops and restaurants.
- Savoleyres side: quieter, with its own lift and sunny slopes.
- Les Ruinettes and Médran: by the lifts, handy for early starts on the slopes.
- Le Châble: in the valley at the base of the gondola, cheaper and on the rail line.
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Check the transfer: the last leg is by gondola or bus. If you arrive late, confirm the schedule or book a transfer.
Getting there
Geneva is the main gateway. Private transfers run direct from the airport and trains run to Le Châble.
Up in the air
Verbier Tandem Paragliding Flight
A panoramic tandem flight over the Alps with a pilot.
Private Transfer from Geneva Airport to Verbier
Direct door-to-door transfer if you prefer not to change trains.
Why book online
- Free cancellation on most tickets, usually up to 24 hours before
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Frequently asked questions
How do you get to Verbier?
Fly into Geneva, take the train to Le Châble, then a gondola or bus up to Verbier. The trip takes roughly 2 to 2.5 hours in all.
Where should I stay in Verbier?
The village center is the most convenient for shops and the lifts. Staying a little out gives quieter surroundings. Le Châble in the valley is cheaper, with a gondola up.
Is Verbier only for skiing?
No. In summer, it is a base for hiking, mountain biking and paragliding in the Valais Alps.
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