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08.00-18.00 7/7 Jo and Yannick Citadelle at your service for all your transport needs in and about the Morzine area.

Welcome to the Taxi Morzine page... useful information, useless but amusing information, seasonal anecdotes and the occasional rant. The only airport transfer company to hold a taxi license in town!! Bienvenue chez Taxi Morzine - OK, je sais c'est plutôt en anglais...je ferai un effort, c'est promis!

Once upon a time there was a man called Bob. Bob was coming to Morzine on a lad’s trip in January (of course he was) and...
04/10/2026

Once upon a time there was a man called Bob. Bob was coming to Morzine on a lad’s trip in January (of course he was) and after a few pints down at the C**k and Wobble he was designated “transfer organiser”
The following day Bob went online and found Morzine Source Magazine who recommended a local company who ran airport transfers in a large minibus. “Grand!” said Bob to himself as the words “Faff free!” and “Great value for money” ticked all his boxes. Bob emailed Jo, booked the transfers and to cut a long, alcoholic hazed story short, the transfers and the whole holiday were a resounding success.
The following year Bob got the same job but he thought that he would save the kitty a few quid and booked the transfers with a cheaper booking platform.
The second Manzine trip rolls around, the lads rock up at Luton only to see the flight is delayed for a mighty six hours. He then gets a message from Sergey the driver saying the transfer van can’t wait for the delayed flight and he would have to make alternative arrangements.
Bob got called an absolute tit by his mates
Bob panicked
Bob called Jo
Jo organised a last-minute transfer in the large minibus within the hour
Bob’s mates stopped calling him a tit and the holiday went very well.
This year Bob did not make the same mistake and made sure that him and his 12 mates are booked in with Jo and Yannick.
Be more Bob. Book your private airport transfers with Transport Citadelle

🇫🇷Une fois n’est pas coutume, je m’aventure sur les réseaux dans la langue de Molière. Et oui, malgré 34 ans passés à Mo...
27/09/2026

🇫🇷Une fois n’est pas coutume, je m’aventure sur les réseaux dans la langue de Molière. Et oui, malgré 34 ans passés à Morzine, mon accent du comté de Lancashire ne me quitte pas et la grammaire française restera souvent un mystère.

Mais aujourd’hui, je tiens à remercier nos clients français, les habitants de la vallée, qui nous ont fait de plus en plus confiance cette année. Pas seulement pour les trajets entre la vallée et l’aéroport de Genève, mais aussi pour les superbes excursions à Chamonix, au Plateau des Glières, au Reposoir…

Un dernier mot pour les hôteliers et hébergeurs de Morzine et des alentours. Faites-nous confiance pour les transferts de vos clients cet hiver. Cela fait plus de 25 ans que nous opérons, toujours avec ponctualité, des véhicules confortables et fiables, et un vrai sens du service.

Vos clients seront entre de très bonnes mains.

Comme on dit chez moi… Keep it Local !

🇬🇧 There’s a little translation button down there somewhere 😉⬇️

Transport Citadelle. More than just a brand. This is the story behind the name.In 1913 a young Italian called Angelo Cit...
20/09/2026

Transport Citadelle. More than just a brand. This is the story behind the name.

In 1913 a young Italian called Angelo Cittadella from Seren in North East Italy jumped on a boat with his brother. The ship was called “La Provence” and departed from Le Havre in France. This boat set sail a year after the Titanic sank and was taking many Europeans to America in search of a better life.

Angelo was Yannick’s great-grandfather. What happened from Angelo going through the immigration at Ellis Island after a six-day journey remains a mystery, because at some point in his life he returned to Italy to raise a family. In 2016 we went on a family holiday to the USA and spent time in the archives of Ellis Island where we found proof of Angelo’s arrival on American soil along with his brother Clemente.

So, back to Italy we go. Angelo went back to the Trentino region of Italy and had a family including Aldo, Yannick’s grandfather. Aldo had three children and during the difficult post war years he sent his eldest son, Iglis to live with Aunty Rose and Uncle Mario who had already moved to Morzine.

Iglis, Yannick’s father, took French nationality and changed Cittadella to Citadelle.

The rest, as they say, is history....

We are Jo and Yannick Citadelle

We are Transport Citadelle

(a longer version can be found on our blog including a photo of the legend known as Iglis)

https://transport-citadelle.com/transport-citadelle-more-than-just-a-brand-this-is-the-story-behind-the-name/

Morzine Source Magazine

Winter 26/27 bookings open fully on Tuesday, after a fortnight giving priority to my returning clients. I am always bang...
13/09/2026

Winter 26/27 bookings open fully on Tuesday, after a fortnight giving priority to my returning clients. I am always banging on about how private transfers are the easiest way for you and your family and friends to get to and from resort. We meet you in the arrivals hall, park outside the airport with no long walk to the minibus car park and of course there is no hanging around or dropping off other passengers. I am aware that private transfers are not always the cheapest way to travel, however when there are four or more of you travelling you may be surprised to see how cost effective it is compared to shared transfers.
I believe that our fares are competitive and fair to both parties. You get a quality transfer service and I pay my (ever rising!) bills. This is why we refuse to appear on any booking platform – why should a third party take a cut out of my earnings and why should you pay a higher fare when they add on their commission?
The two photos above are just gentle reminders of how rising costs are affecting small businesses, yet also how our clients find the Transport Citadelle service excellent value for money

Summer 2026 has been superb and now things are winding down to the inter-season here in the Alps.So what are we up to no...
03/09/2026

Summer 2026 has been superb and now things are winding down to the inter-season here in the Alps.
So what are we up to now?
✈️ Operating our private airport transfers
🚌 Our 17 seater is perfect for your transfers and bespoke excursions this autumn
🚵‍♀️ We can organise private MTB shuttles with our 15 rider/bike rack trailor

How to book?
📧 [email protected]
☎️ 0033 (0)677411664 for a chat!

🚕 We still have our taxi license but operate under the name of Transport Citadelle. Same team, same service, just the name has changed!

🇫🇷Nous sommes disponibles cet automne pour vos transferts privés vers l’aéroport et les gares, ainsi que vos excursions dans les environs.
N’hésitez pas à me contacter!
☎️ 0677411664
📧 [email protected]

(Nous sommes ici jusqu’au 17 octobre - puis ça sera à notre tour de partir en vacances 🏝️

It’s that time of year again when my inbox gets whipped up into a Glastonbury style frenzy. From September 1st I start t...
30/08/2026

It’s that time of year again when my inbox gets whipped up into a Glastonbury style frenzy. From September 1st I start taking winter bookings from my regular/returning clients.
Why do returning clients get first dibs? Simply because we want to repay our customers loyalty by giving them priority. We’ve been in the business for over 25 years and many of our customers have been with us since the early days.
We have seen so many children in our vehicles who have grown through all the car seat stages and are now coming to Morzine with their Uni friends or work colleagues! This makes me feel very old but very happy at the same time…..
So come on you regulars, get on your starting blocks on Tuesday and send me your winter transfer requirements. Ideally fill out the form on my website so I have all the information in one place please.
https://transport-citadelle.com/

We would love to hear from new clients too but you will have to wait until September 15th. Don’t worry, you will be reminded….

Last week was one of the highlights of the summer season. For several years now we have been working with an agency in P...
26/08/2026

Last week was one of the highlights of the summer season. For several years now we have been working with an agency in Paris who organise summer holidays for children to Morzine. These children have often been dealt tough cards in life, be it the area they live, the colour of their skin or family situation…. or all of the above.
These kids can often merely dream about travelling to the places that us more fortunate ones have visited. These are kids who are often stepping out of their Parisian suburbs for the very first time, getting on the train and coach and spending a week in our beautiful valley. We take them to and from the activities in the area from rafting, climbing at St Jean and donkey treks at the Lac Mines d’Or.
Some of these children have never seen a real cow before so just picture their faces when we drive past a field full of cows with bells around their necks! In the past we have heard comments about the giant Babybel they had at lunch (I presume this was a reblechon) and the fact there is no McDonalds on the rue du Bourg. I saw one kid picking up a very dry cow pat thinking it was a frisbee and the look of disbelief when I pointed out the Col du Cou being the Swiss border.
I never take where I call home for granted - even less so after working with these great kids. I’m already looking forward to seeing the next group in 2027 ❤️

Because Meta limits my word count….You are still smiling on the day I pick you up to take you back to the airport. A Che...
16/08/2026

Because Meta limits my word count….
You are still smiling on the day I pick you up to take you back to the airport. A Chernobyl strength glow of contentment and lack of sun cream. The only tell tale signs of a lads MTB trip to Morzine are the weird sunburn marks on the back of your legs from the straps of your knee pads and the gashes on your forearms when three Tremplin pints deep you thought the luge down Pleney would be a good idea.
Lads MTB trips really are the epitome of happiness. I am looking forward to seeing you all next year. The Mutzig will still be strong, Champery black just as steep and that Dad bod will still look good in your body armour.

I see a lot of different types of clients throughout the year and as you may know from my winter posts, I am observing t...
16/08/2026

I see a lot of different types of clients throughout the year and as you may know from my winter posts, I am observing the lot of you. I love the summer season as our work is more varied and we meet such a wide range of holidaymakers; families, couples, multigeneration groups, thrill seekers, sporty, less sporty, sun lounger lizards, groups of school kids and those of you who are simply fed up of frying on Costa del Scorchio with the masses.
Everyone has a great time on an Alpine holiday however I can categorically say that the happiest by far are the Dads MTB trips. You are in your 40’s or 50’s and are way past the lads trips to Malia, not necessarily fans of winter sports and are quite simply like a bunch of kids let loose in a sweet shop with no budget and no adult supervision. You are grinning your way into arrivals with your bike packed away in that Evoc bag you got for Christmas and very little else. The conversation in the minibus on the way to resort revolves around the Pink Bike fantasy league, comparing Strava segments and how last year you all shat yourselves pretending to be Danny Hart down the Champery black. Half way up the mountain Mark (not his real name obviously), regrets putting his wife’s call on speaker when she announces “If you come back with a broken arm I swear that I will break the other one”. Apparently she isn’t too keen on solo parenting while you are throwing yourself down Pleney….
I often see you out and about in resort during your holiday with those perma grins on your faces. I see you pushing your bikes in the morning up the Rue du Bourg with a smile, the body armour is on, covering those Dad bods and making you feel like invincible 20 year old Ninja warriors. I see you at lunchtime grinning like Cheshire cats with that much deserved pint and a tartiflette (despite it being 30°c). The fact that you have obviously forgotten to pop the factor 50 in the Evoc bag doesn’t seem to be an issue (for now). In the evening you look like the happiest men on earth with that distinct middle aged man glow of 80%sunshine, 20% Mutzig and zero regret. The Dad bods are free of the armour and the pints and burgers are in abundance.
(To be continued)

Two photos summing up our season perfectly!Blue skies, glorious sunshine, private transfers and MTB trips to Bernex bike...
07/08/2026

Two photos summing up our season perfectly!
Blue skies, glorious sunshine, private transfers and MTB trips to Bernex bike park.
Summer 2026 is far from over with heatwave number five loading. But as we all know even the most canicule of canicules is bearable in the Portes du Soleil.
[email protected] to book your Summer and Autumn transfers and day trips.
❄️ Winter bookings in September!
Bon weekend tout le monde!

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85 Chemin De Seyrosset Bas
Morzine
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