Sainte Foy Transfers

By plane:

The nearest airports are Chambery, Lyon or Geneva. Chambery is about 1½ hours by car, Geneva and Lyon are both 2½ hours by car.

By car:

Driving Directions:

Boulogne to Sainte Foy:
- The driving time from here is approximately 9 to 10 hours (depending on traffic conditions and not including breaks)
- The distance from Boulogne to Sainte Foy is about 993 km / 617 miles
- French motorways are toll roads so take this cost into consideration when planning your drive
- View a suggested driving map from Boulogne

Calais to Sainte Foy:
- If you have crossed the Channel either by ferry or via the Channel Tunnel, the driving time from here is approximately 9 to 10 hours (depending on traffic conditions and not including breaks)
- The distance from Calais to Sainte Foy is about 983 km / 611 miles
- French motorways are toll roads so take this cost into consideration when planning your drive
- View a suggested driving map from Calais

Dunkerque to Sainte Foy:
- The driving time from here is approximately 9 to 10 hours (depending on traffic conditions and not including breaks)
- The distance from Dunkerque to Sainte Foy is about 991 km / 616 miles
- French motorways are toll roads so take this cost into consideration when planning your drive
- View a suggested driving map from Dunkerque

Geneva airport to Sainte Foy:
- When you leave the airport, follow signs to France via a short section of Swiss motorway
- To drive on Swiss motorways, you need to have a sticker on your car (vignette). If you are hiring a car, check whether it has one of these before setting off
- The Swiss use green signs for motorways while the French use blue signs for motorways
- Having crossed the border into France you have two options: French motorway (blue) or 'D' roads (routes departementales) via Annecy:
- View the motorway route (via Chambéry - Albertville - Moûtiers - Bourg Sainte Maurice - Séez - Sainte Foy village - Sainte Foy resort
- View the Annecy route (via Annecy Sud - Lake Annecy - Ugine - Albertville - Moûtiers - Bourg Saint Maurice - Séez - Sainte Foy village - Sainte Foy resort
- Time-wise, there isn't much between the two routes, the motorway route costs more due to tolls
- During busy periods (school holidays etc), the motorway is often the best route as it gets less congested
- The Annecy route is much prettier and affords a scenic stop on the lake
- Both routes bring you to Albertville, the motorway finishes just before this town

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