Coach to Flaine
Snow Express does not run directly to Flaine. However, we run a peak times service to Cluses throughout the season, usually New Years and Half Term weeks. A shuttle bus operates between Cluses and Flaine - their timetable can be found here.
To see the timetable and prices for the coach to Cluses use the search box below.
The coach leaves from London Victoria Colonnade Coach Station with an additional collection point at Stop 24 Services in Folkstone. The coach travels overnight from Calais making comfort stops en-route to our northern interchange point. From here the coach will either carry on directly to Cluses or there will be a vehicle ready waiting to transfer you on to Cluses. The drop off and pick up point is outside the train station in the centre of Cluses where you can connect with the shuttle bus to Flaine.
To see the timetable and prices for the coach to Cluses use the search box below.
We only use luxury executive coaches which meet our high standards for comfort and safety. During the journey we make regular stops to change drivers and an opportunity to use the toilet and stretch your legs. You can find more information about our vehicles in the Our Coaches section and more detail about safety in the Coach Safety section.
Flaine Resort
Flaine is a convenient purpose built resort split over three levels. Originally envisioned as an architectural masterpiece of the Bauhaus style Flaine’s modern style divides opinion.
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The resort is split over three levels each with its own cafes, shops and bars. As a purpose built resort Flasine is very efficient and getting around the car free centre is easy. The resort is well laid out with excellent lift access.
The ski area at Flaine has 140km of piste from gentle greens to gnarly blacks. Flaine is part of a larger ski area known as the Grand Massif which is one of the largest in Europe with a massive 265km of piste. Due to the altitude and aspect of the resort Flaine has a good reputation for snow cover with conditions remaining excellent long after the last snowfall.
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