Geneva → Saint-Martin-de-Belleville

Saint-Martin-de-Belleville gave the commune its name before it became Les Belleville. It is the first of the valley’s three arrivals, the lowest, and the only one that is a village in the ordinary sense — old buildings, narrow streets, and a layout that was never drawn for large vehicles.

That difference is real and it matters. Arriving at Saint-Martin raises different questions from arriving at Les Menuires or Val Thorens: less exposure to altitude, more constraint on vehicle size and manoeuvring.

Vehicle size

On this kind of arrival, choosing the vehicle is not just about the number of passengers. A large vehicle cannot reach everywhere a smaller one can, and for a big party the right answer may be two vehicles rather than one. We tell you that before you book, not on the day.

From Geneva

Terminal 1, Terminal 2 or the French sector: the meeting point follows from your flight, which we track.

What the figures on this page are worth

The distance and journey time shown on this page are measured on the public road network, from the Terminal 1 drop-off area at Geneva Airport to the resort’s public reference point — its tourist office — never to your accommodation. The time is free-flowing driving, excluding winter conditions: a basis for planning, not a promise. Traffic, weather, changeover Saturday and your final address all move it — on the day, your flight sets the departure time, the one part that can actually be managed.