Les Gets - transfer-guide

How to transfer from Cluses to Les Gets

Les Gets is a short transfer from Cluses station. Buses depart from right outside the station, and there's a taxi rank there too. The station has a waiting room and there's a large cafe, in Cafe de La Gare, right opposite the station.

Taxi transfers: Cluses station - Les Gets

Daniel Elkan, Cluses station in snow

Bus transfers - Cluses - Les Gets

Daniel Elkan, Cluses bus station

Buses depart from a bay right next Cluses station. You walk out of Cluses station and the buses are right there. 

Cluses station has a big hall and waiting room, so you can wait in the warm.

You can buy bus tickets at a counter at the train station, but it is recommended to buy them in advance online at www.altibus.com which shows timetable information too.

At the moment it doesn't look like the bus company will publish a timetable in English.
Here's the Cluses to Les Gets and Morzine winter 2025-26 bus timetable in French

Altibus contact details and booking
Phone number: +33 4 79 68 32 96
Email address: info@altibus.com
Book tickets: altibus.com
Tickets cost: Adults €12; youth (2 -26) €7.56

Cluses station information & restaurants

Daniel Elkan, Cafe de la Gare at Cluses

Cluses station has a waiting room so you can stay warm if you are waiting for a taxi, bus or train.

There is a cafe/restaurant/bar right opposite, called Cafe de La Gare, so you can get food and hot and cold drinks if or while you wait for a train or bus.

The town, which has plenty of shops, is just down the street (literally one or two minutes walk).  So you could stock up on provisions at a supermarket there too.

If you happen to be at Cluses in the evening, a good place to eat is Restaurant le 8 Mai (0033 450982450). It is 150 metres from the station.

You don't have to reserve but if there's a group of you the owner recommends it (you'll need to do this in French or ask a French speaker to do this for you).

Restaurant Le 8 Mai

Daniel Elkan, Cluses restaurant Le 8 Mai

If you happen to be at Cluses in the evening, a good place to eat is Restaurant le 8 Mai (0033 450982450). It is 150 metres from the station.

You don't have to reserve but if there's a group of you the owner recommends it (you'll need to do this in French or ask a French speaker to do this for you).

In the days when Cluses had overnight sleeper trains going back to Paris, we ate there a couple of times (see photo).  At the moment SNCF has axed the sleeper trains, but they are due to return in future years.