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The Cars Région Savoie lines: understand the network at a glance

The Cars Région Savoie network is structured around several key stations (Aime-la-Plagne, Bourg-Saint-Maurice, Chambéry, Landry, Modane, Moûtiers, Saint-Avre – La Chambre, Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne and Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne). From each of these stations, numbered Sxx lines climb up to the ski resorts and valley villages. The idea is simple: you arrive by train, board your coach and finish your journey right at the foot of the slopes.

Here's a clear overview of the main lines to help you choose the right shuttle before booking your journey on Tictactrip.

Aime-la-Plagne: access to the La Plagne area

Aime-la-Plagne station is one of the main gateways to the La Plagne area. The shuttles then climb up to the villages and high-altitude resorts.

• S70: Aime-la-Plagne – Montalbert – a convenient shuttle between the bus station and the village resort of Montalbert, serving intermediate hamlets (Les Sitelles, Chanteloup, La Lauzière, Le Gentil…).
• S71: Aime-la-Plagne – La Plagne Station – a line climbing up to the different areas of La Plagne (Plagne Centre, Plagne 1800, Belle Plagne, Aime 2000…), ideal for a train + coach combination all the way to your accommodation.

Bourg-Saint-Maurice: hub of the Haute Tarentaise

In Bourg-Saint-Maurice, you'll find shuttles for the major resorts of the Haute Tarentaise. The SNCF station and the bus station are side by side, making connections easier.

• S80: Bourg-Saint-Maurice – La Rosière – a connection to La Rosière resort, with stops at Séez then in the hamlets of Montvalezan up to the slopes car park.
• S81: Bourg-Saint-Maurice – Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise – a shuttle to the village and resort of Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise (La Thuile, Bonconseil, Bataillette…), appreciated for its natural surroundings.
• S82: Bourg-Saint-Maurice – Val d'Isère – a key line that climbs the entire valley via Séez and Sainte-Foy before reaching the resort of Val d'Isère. Perfect for reaching one of the largest ski areas in the Alps without a car.
• S83: Bourg-Saint-Maurice – Tignes – serves the different levels of Tignes (Tignes 1800, Le Lac, Val Claret…) as well as Les Brévières on certain journeys, giving coach access to the heart of the high-altitude area.

Chambéry: suburban lines and nearby mountains

From Chambéry, capital of Savoie, the Cars Région serve the lakes, the Bauges and Chartreuse mountain ranges as well as numerous suburban villages.

• S01: Saint-Alban-de-Montbel – Novalaise – Chambéry – runs along Lake Aiguebelette (beaches, rowing centre) before entering Chambéry (Polygone, bus station, Lycée Louis-Armand).
• S02: Yenne – Chambéry – connects the west bank of the Rhône (Belley, Yenne, intermediate villages) to Chambéry, useful for commuting as well as for train connections.
• S03: Chamoux-sur-Gelon – La Rochette – Pontcharra – Chambéry – serves the Gelon valley, the towns of La Rochette and Pontcharra, with different routes depending on the time (school, work, leisure).
• S04: Saint-Pierre-d'Entremont – Chambéry – connects the Chartreuse range (Saint-Pierre-d'Entremont, Entremont-le-Vieux, Apremont, Montagnole) to Chambéry, handy for reaching the city from mountain villages.
• S05: Chamoux-sur-Gelon – Pontcharra – Chambéry – another major route in the valley, complementing the S03, with detailed coverage of hamlets and Pontcharra SNCF station.
• S06 – this line has been transferred to the Grand Chambéry network: it no longer appears in the standard Cars Région Savoie offering.
• S07: Aoste – Saint-Genix-les-Villages – Chambéry – the department's western line connecting Aoste, the Val Guiers and Chambéry (bus station, Lycée Monge).
• S10: "Beach Line" Aix-les-Bains – Chambéry – runs only during the summer season, to easily reach the beaches of Lac du Bourget and the lakeside areas from Chambéry or Aix-les-Bains.
• S11: Aix-les-Bains – Le Revard – La Féclaz – a tourist line (summer and winter) to the Revard and La Féclaz plateaus, very handy for cross-country activities.
• S12: Aix-les-Bains – Aillons-Margériaz – generally runs in winter up to the family-friendly resort of Aillons-Margériaz, via Grésy-sur-Aix, Lescheraines and Aillon-le-Jeune.

Landry: connection to Montchavin – Les Coches

The small station of Landry is an ideal starting point if you're staying between La Plagne and Les Arcs.

• S72: Landry – Montchavin – Les Coches – a shuttle connecting the Landry SNCF bus station to the villages of Montchavin and Les Coches, serving Montorlin and the Les Coches tourist office.

Modane: gateway to the Haute Maurienne

In Modane, several seasonal lines climb up to the resorts of the Haute Maurienne. They mainly run during the winter season.

• S50: Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne – Modane – Valfréjus – a winter line connecting the Saint-Michel and Modane SNCF stations to the resort of Valfréjus.
• S51: Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne – Modane – La Norma – a winter shuttle to the resort of La Norma, departing from the bus stations.
• S52: Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne – Modane – Aussois – Val Cenis – serves Aussois then the Val Cenis valley (village, Termignon, Lanslebourg, Lanslevillard), with several stops in each town.
• S53: Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne – Modane – Val Cenis – Bessans – Bonneval-sur-Arc – extends the service to Bessans and Bonneval-sur-Arc, at the far end of the valley: ideal for reaching cross-country areas and high-mountain villages.

Moûtiers: access to the 3 Vallées and neighbouring resorts

Moûtiers is one of the main "resort gateways" in the Alps. This is where you switch from train to shuttle to reach the 3 Vallées and other neighbouring ski areas.

• S61: Moûtiers – Doucy Tarentaise – a shuttle to the village resort of Doucy (Eau Rousse, intermediate hamlets).
• S62: Moûtiers – Valmorel – reaches Valmorel via Aigueblanche, Le Bois and Les Avanchers, serving the resort's main districts (Bourg Morel, Crève-Cœur…).
• S63: Moûtiers – Les Menuires – Val Thorens – a line climbing up the Belleville valley: Saint-Jean-de-Belleville, Les Menuires, then Val Thorens (bus station, Place des Arolles).
• S64: Moûtiers – Méribel – Mottaret – Altiport – serves Brides-les-Bains, Les Allues, Méribel Centre then Mottaret and the altiport, for direct access to the heart of the 3 Vallées.
• S65: Moûtiers – Courchevel – a shuttle to the different levels of Courchevel (village, 1550, 1650, 1850), with stops at Brides-les-Bains and Courchevel-la-Perrière.
• S66: Moûtiers – Champagny-en-Vanoise – Pralognan-la-Vanoise – climbs the Bozel valley, serves Champagny-en-Vanoise and ends at Pralognan, at the foot of the Vanoise National Park.

Saint-Avre – La Chambre: access to Saint-François-Longchamp

Saint-Avre – La Chambre station is the main starting point for reaching Saint-François-Longchamp.

• S30: Saint-Avre – La Chambre – Saint-François-Longchamp – a line that gradually climbs up to the resort, with numerous stops in the districts of Saint-François-Longchamp (1450, 1650, La Lauzière, Crêt Villot, etc.).

Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne: at the heart of the Sybelles and mountain villages

Located at the centre of the Maurienne, Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne gives access to several ski areas grouped around the Sybelles, as well as more off-the-beaten-track villages.

• S31: Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne – Le Corbier – La Toussuire – a shuttle to the resorts of the Sybelles area, with multiple stops at Le Corbier and La Toussuire (tourist office, first aid post, plein soleil…).
• S32: Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne – Saint-Jean-d'Arves – Saint-Sorlin-d'Arves – serves the Arves village resorts, with stops at village centres, tourist offices and near the snow fronts.
• S33: Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne – Albiez – a line to Albiez-Montrond and its various districts (leisure centre, tourist office, cinema, Col du Mollard…).
• S34: Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne – Les Karellis – a direct shuttle to the resort of Les Karellis, with several stops (Azuréva, Village club du soleil, holiday residences…).

Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne: Valloire, Valmeinier and Orelle

From Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne, the lines climb up to the resorts located on the sunny slopes above the Arc valley.

• S40: Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne – Valloire – a shuttle to Valloire (Le Col, Les Granges, centre, UCPA, Les Verneys…), ideal for enjoying the Galibier–Thabor ski area.
• S41: Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne – Valmeinier – serves Valmeinier 1500 and 1800 (Plan Perrine, La Combaz, Grand Panorama, Maison de Valmeinier 1800, Lumière des neiges…).
• S42: Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne – Orelle – a new line connecting the bus station to the resort of Orelle, a direct gateway to the area linked to Val Thorens. Timetables and operating details are likely to change from season to season.

For all these routes, you can check timetables, choose your travel dates and book your Cars Région Savoie tickets directly on Tictactrip. The platform also lets you organise trips to other resorts in Savoie such as Les 7 Laux, Les Gets or the Val Cenis valley, all while easily combining train, coach and other modes of transport.

In summary: how to find your way around the Cars Région Savoie lines?

The network may seem dense, but in practice it's very simple to use. Here's how to do it, step by step.

• 1. Choose your arrival station by train: Moûtiers for the 3 Vallées, Bourg-Saint-Maurice for Tignes or Val d'Isère, Modane or Saint-Michel-de-Maurienne for the Haute Maurienne, etc.
• 2. Find the Sxx line serving your resort: for example S65 for Courchevel, S63 for Les Menuires / Val Thorens, S80 for La Rosière or S31 for Le Corbier / La Toussuire.
• 3. Check the operating season: some lines run all year round, others only in winter (ski shuttles) or in summer (like the "Beach Line" S10).
• 4. Book your journey on Tictactrip: in just a few clicks, you can combine your train and your Cars Région Savoie shuttle on the platform, with digital tickets and secure payment.
• 5. Plan your accommodation ahead: to prepare your stay in Savoie (resort, village, type of accommodation), you can get inspired by the tips on the Tictactrip blog about choosing accommodation in Savoie .

In summary, remember this: train to the nearest station, then the Cars Région Savoie line suited to your resort, booked online via Tictactrip. You arrive in the mountains without a car, worry-free, ready to enjoy the slopes or the trails.