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Geneva sits at the western end of Lake Geneva, where the Rhône leaves the lake and the city spreads along both banks. It is a compact centre of diplomacy, watchmaking and lakeside promenades, with the Alps across the water. Fast Ride Travel GmbH arranges private airport, hotel and business transfers here, and longer journeys on request. The booking form shows the vehicle categories and quoted prices for your journey.
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The lakefront is the natural place to start. The Jet d'Eau rises from the water just off the shore near the Jetée des Eaux-Vives, the yellow Mouettes cross the harbour between the two banks on a scheduled service, and the Flower Clock stands close to the Jardin Anglais on the Quai du Général-Guisan.
The Old Town climbs the hill on the left bank, past the Place du Bourg-de-Four and the Hôtel de Ville to the Cathedral of Saint-Pierre, Protestant since 1535, with an archaeological site beneath it that traces the earlier churches on the same ground. On the right bank, the international district around the Palais des Nations holds the European headquarters of the United Nations and many organisations working alongside it. Pâquis and Carouge show the everyday city.
A transfer covers the journey between two addresses. Attraction tickets, guided tours, harbour crossings, event access and admission to international organisations are not included and are arranged separately.
Geneva Airport (GVA) stands on Swiss ground a short drive from the centre, with Terminal 1, Terminal 2 and the France Sector. The France Sector is a separate area with its own access: by road it is reached through the customs road at Ferney-Voltaire, and it cannot be crossed on foot or by bicycle. Passengers arriving on an international flight clear Swiss customs and then follow the France Sector signs from the check-in level, and the airport reserves movement between the two sectors for passengers holding a valid ticket for that day. If your itinerary involves the French side, say so when you book so the pickup can be planned around it.
Give your flight number, arrival time and the sector you will leave by when you book, and follow the pickup instructions agreed for your booking. Our configured arrival point is the arrivals level of the main terminal, and your confirmation states where the driver will be. Terminal 2 and the France Sector are not the main terminal forecourt. If the flight is delayed or your details change, contact us as early as you can so the arrangement can be reviewed and reconfirmed. Traffic and the time of day affect how long a drive takes, so we do not promise a fixed arrival minute.
Meet and Greet, where the driver waits with a name sign, is an optional extra on airport transfers, and its price appears once you select it. For a departure, give the terminal and sector shown on your ticket.
Hotel pickups are arranged by address rather than by brand: the large lakefront hotels along the Quai du Mont-Blanc and Quai Wilson, smaller houses in the Old Town and Pâquis, and the airport hotels all work. Where vehicle access is restricted, in parts of the Old Town or at a station forecourt, an accessible meeting point on a nearby street may need to be agreed, and it is confirmed with your booking.
Genève-Cornavin, on the Place de Cornavin, is the main station and the node for the Léman Express regional network that reaches across the French border. Give the exact station name: Cornavin and the other stations around the city are not interchangeable, and the same applies to a train arrival on the French side.
Business journeys tend to look different: an early arrival at GVA, meetings across the international district or the banks near the station, and an evening departure. Palexpo, the exhibition and congress centre, stands beside the airport and holds seven halls and a congress centre of its own, so congress weeks concentrate pickups in one area. Tell us the appointment addresses and the times you must keep; large events affect access and traffic, and we plan around them where we can.
The booking form shows vehicle categories and quoted prices for your journey. Vehicle availability and any specific model request are subject to confirmation.
Solo travellers and couples usually travel in a sedan, families with luggage in a van, and larger groups across several vehicles. A business traveller with an evening appointment often wants a sedan; a team arriving together needs the larger category and the space for its bags.
Declare bulky luggage, sports equipment, pushchairs and mobility equipment when you book, and add child-seat requirements in the form, so each can be checked and a suitable category proposed. Seat-by-seat and bag-by-bag limits are not published here, and the category that fits your party is confirmed with the booking.
Some days do not fit a single journey: an arrival, two meetings, a hotel change and dinner, or a family outing that ends somewhere different from where it began. These are handled as chauffeur requests rather than standard transfers.
Describe the itinerary through the custom quote form or by contact, with the addresses, the times that matter and the luggage you carry. The request is reviewed and a quotation is prepared for the journey as described, and additional stops or waiting between appointments are part of that conversation.
Hourly rates, minimum hire periods and an all-day chauffeur service are not published here. What is offered depends on the itinerary, the vehicle and the date, and it is confirmed before you book.
Lausanne lies along the lake shore and has its own destination guide; Zurich is served on the same basis. Each is quoted as a single private journey from Geneva, from the airport or from a city address.
Montreux and the Lavaux terraces, Chamonix, Annecy and Megève on the French side, and the ski resorts of the Vaud and Valais Alps come up regularly as enquiries. Each is quoted on request and subject to confirmation for the date. A price for a French destination does not imply any operating authorisation: cross-border requirements, and any restriction on where a Swiss vehicle may collect or drop off, are checked for that specific journey before it is confirmed.
Fares follow the actual route between the addresses given, so a fare from the airport to a city hotel says nothing about the fare to Lausanne or Chamonix.
The vehicle is yours for the booking: no other passengers are added.
The price comes from the road route between the addresses you give and the category you choose, with VAT shown separately, and it is presented before you commit.
Quotation and booking both run through the online form, and changes are handled by email, phone or WhatsApp through the channels on our contact page.
Review the price and included services shown in your quote before confirming your booking. Any requested changes or additional services are confirmed separately.

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VW Multivan · up to 7 passengers

Mercedes V-Class · up to 7 passengers

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Enter the airport and your destination in the booking form, choose the date and time, add your passengers and luggage, and the form returns a price for the journey. Select the category you want and complete the booking; your confirmation states the pickup details.
Our configured arrival point is the arrivals level of the main terminal, and your confirmation states exactly where the driver will be waiting. Give your flight number and the sector you will leave by when you book, and follow the pickup instructions agreed for your booking. The France Sector is a separate area reached by road through the customs road at Ferney-Voltaire, so confirm your sector if it applies to you.
Yes. Hotels and stations are served by exact address or station name, and Cornavin is given as Genève-Cornavin. Where vehicle access is restricted, an accessible meeting point on a nearby street may need to be agreed, and it is confirmed with your booking.
Business journeys are a regular part of the service, whether that is a run between two meetings or a transfer timed around a flight. Palexpo stands beside the airport, so congress and exhibition weeks concentrate pickups there. Give the appointment addresses and the times you must keep, and arrangements are planned around them where possible.
The booking form shows vehicle categories and quoted prices for your journey. Vehicle availability and any specific model request are subject to confirmation, so treat a category as the basis for the price and the model as a request.
Declare bulky luggage, sports equipment, pushchairs and mobility equipment when you book, and add child-seat requirements in the form, so each requirement can be checked and a suitable category proposed. Seat and bag limits are not published in advance; the category is confirmed with the booking.
Both are possible. A return can be entered as a round trip or as a second journey, and additional stops are declared when you book so the quote covers the route you actually travel.
Lausanne and Zurich are quoted as single private journeys. Montreux, Chamonix, Annecy, Megève and the Vaud and Valais ski resorts are quoted on request and subject to confirmation. A price for a French destination does not imply any operating authorisation, and cross-border requirements are checked for that journey before it is confirmed.
Send us the route, the date and your flight or train details, and the booking form returns a price for the journey you described. For anything beyond a single transfer, a chauffeur request is reviewed and quoted before it is confirmed.