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Morzine is one of the most accessible resorts in the French Alps, only 1 hour 15 mins drive from Geneva airport, with a flight time from London of just over 1 hour, you can leave work and be in the chalet for a late dinner…
Several budget airlines offer flights to Geneva from regional UK airports during the winter ski season, however some may reduce their frequency during the spring and summer months. It is therefore advisable to check availability with the airlines concerned before selecting flights.
The arrival of the low-cost airlines have made the French alps more accessible than ever. The following airlines have direct flights from the UK to Geneva.
Click any of the flight operators logo to visit the company website.
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From Birmingham, Exeter, Southampton, Newquay and Norwich |
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From Luton, Stanstead, Gatwick, East Midlands, Birmingham, Liverpool, Bristol, Bournemouth, Newcastle, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Inverness and Belfast |
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From London City Airport |
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From all major airports |
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From all major airports |
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From Dublin to Geneva direct |
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From Leeds Bradford, Manchester, Newcastle, Edinburgh and Belfast |
For those who are self-driving it is only an 8 hour drive from Calais and is motorway all of the way, until the ascent up into the mountains.
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For those in Scotland there is the brand new overnight Rosyth to Zeebrugge service.
See www.superfastferry.com
It takes approx 9 hours from Zeebrugge to Morzine.
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For anyone who wishes to hire a car we recommend the following car rental companies. Please note that international flights all come into the Swiss side of Geneva airport. Be sure to arrange to pick up your car from this side!
Click here to download our directions to Chalet Du Lac from Geneva Airport (PDF).
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