French Alps
From the airport to the snow
From the big Savoie resorts to the quietest villages, all are a few hours' drive from Geneva and Grenoble airports.
Encantos de NeveAlpine Concierge · French Alps
Encantos de NeveAlpine Concierge · French Alps
From the big linked ski areas to the quietest villages, we plan your trip in any resort of the French Alps.
Where we are
The French Alps resorts where we work the most.
French Alps
From the big Savoie resorts to the quietest villages, all are a few hours' drive from Geneva and Grenoble airports.
Paradiski · Savoie
Villages between 1,600 and 2,000 m · slopes up to 3,226 m
Our base. Four villages built for skiing, linked to La Plagne by the Vanoise Express cable car.
✈ Geneva Airport · about 2h30 by car
Discover ParadiskiEspace San Bernardo · Savoie
Village at 1,850 m
A village of chalets facing the sun, linked by the slopes to La Thuile, in Italy.
✈ Geneva Airport · about 2h30 by car
Espace Killy · Savoie
Grande Motte glacier up to 3,456 m
Villages around a lake, almost all above 2,000 m: snow guaranteed for a long season.
✈ Geneva Airport · about 3h by car
Discover Espace KillyEspace Killy · Savoie
Village at 1,850 m
An authentic Alpine village with a stone church, and one of the most famous resorts in the world.
✈ Geneva Airport · about 3h by car
Discover Espace KillyLes 3 Vallées · Savoie
Villages between 1,300 and 1,850 m
Luxury chalets and Michelin-starred restaurants, with very well groomed slopes, great even for beginners.
✈ Geneva Airport · about 2h30 by car
Discover Les 3 ValléesAnd much more
Beyond these, we plan your trip in any resort of the French Alps.
Several villages linked by the slopes, with a single ski pass. Choose a ski area to see all the resorts that belong to it.
600 km of slopes · 8 resorts
425 km of slopes · 6 resorts
300 km of slopes · 2 resorts
600 km of slopes · 12 resorts
Villages with their own identity, outside the big ski areas.
If it is in the French Alps, we cover it. See the full list just below or talk to us.
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Plan your tripHaute-Savoie · Mont Blanc valley
Village at 1,035 m · cable car up to 3,842 m
At the foot of Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in Western Europe, Chamonix is a real mountain town, with a historic centre, shops and restaurants open all year round. It hosted the first Winter Olympic Games, in 1924. The ski areas are spread along the valley and linked by bus.
Who it is for: Those who already ski and want the most impressive scenery in the Alps.
Plan my trip to Chamonix-Mont-BlancHaute-Savoie · near Mont Blanc
Village at 1,113 m
A medieval village of stone streets, an old church and elegant shops, which became a ski resort in the 1920s with the Rothschild family. Today it is one of the most charming destinations in the Alps, known for its food and its calm, refined atmosphere.
Who it is for: Couples, families and anyone who wants charm and good food as much as skiing.
Plan my trip to MegèveSavoie · Tarentaise
Village at 1,850 m
A village of chalets facing the sun, overlooking the Tarentaise valley. On the slopes, La Rosière is linked to La Thuile, in Italy, forming the Espace San Bernardo ski area: you can ski in France in the morning and have lunch in Italy.
Who it is for: Families and those who prefer a calm village without giving up a big ski area.
Plan my trip to La RosièreIsère · Oisans
Village at 1,860 m · slopes up to 3,330 m
Called the “Island in the Sun” for its many clear days, Alpe d’Huez is a big resort with slopes for every level. From the Pic Blanc, at 3,330 m, starts the Sarenne, one of the longest runs in the world, about 16 km. In summer, the 21-bend road up to the village is one of the most famous stages of the Tour de France.
Who it is for: Groups with different levels and anyone who loves sunny days.
Plan my trip to Alpe d'HuezIsère · Oisans
Village at 1,650 m · glacier up to about 3,600 m
A lively resort with one of the largest skiable glaciers in Europe, where snow is guaranteed at the top of the mountain. The village sits below, the slopes climb up to the glacier, and the resort is known for its nightlife and its snowpark.
Who it is for: Groups of friends and anyone who wants guaranteed snow.
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Savoie · Paradiski
Villages between 1,600 and 2,000 m · slopes up to 3,226 m
Les Arcs brings together four villages built for skiing, Arc 1600, Arc 1800, Arc 1950 and Arc 2000, plus Peisey-Vallandry. Many lodgings are right on the slopes, and the Vanoise Express cable car links the resort to La Plagne. From the top of the Aiguille Rouge, at 3,226 m, a run of about 7 km goes down to the village of Villaroger.
Who it is for: Every level, from those who have never skied to those who want demanding slopes.
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Savoie · Paradiski
Bellecôte glacier up to 3,250 m
La Plagne has about ten villages: some modern, up high, and others traditional, further down, such as Champagny-en-Vanoise, Montchavin-Les Coches and Montalbert. There is skiing on the Bellecôte glacier and the bobsleigh track of the 1992 Olympic Games, where visitors can go down with a pilot.
Who it is for: Families and anyone who wants good snow all season.
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Savoie · Les 3 Vallées
Villages between 1,300 and 1,850 m
Courchevel has several villages (Le Praz, Village, Moriond and Courchevel 1850), from the most traditional to the most sophisticated. It is famous for its luxury chalets, shops and Michelin-starred restaurants, but it also has very well groomed green and blue slopes, great for those starting out.
Who it is for: Those looking for sophistication, and families who want easy slopes in comfort.
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Savoie · Les 3 Vallées
Villages between 1,400 and 1,750 m
At the heart of Les 3 Vallées, Méribel has been built since the late 1930s with wood and stone chalets, and has kept this Savoyard style. It hosted events of the 1992 Olympic Games. Its central position makes it easy to ski in Courchevel or Val Thorens on the same day.
Who it is for: Families, couples and groups who want to explore Les 3 Vallées.
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Savoie · Les 3 Vallées
Village at 2,300 m
The highest resort in Europe, with snow practically guaranteed from late November to early May. The village is compact, almost all on the slopes, with a young and lively atmosphere. It sits above the tree line, with open scenery and many wide blue slopes.
Who it is for: Anyone who wants guaranteed snow, and groups of friends.
Plan my trip to Val Thorens
Savoie · Espace Killy
Grande Motte glacier up to 3,456 m
Tignes has several villages around a lake, most of them above 2,000 m, which guarantees snow for a long season. On the Grande Motte glacier, at 3,456 m, you can also ski outside the winter season. On the slopes, Tignes is linked to Val d’Isère.
Who it is for: Anyone who wants guaranteed snow and slopes for every level.
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Savoie · Espace Killy
Village at 1,850 m
A traditional village with a stone church and chalets, and one of the most famous resorts in the world. Every winter it hosts Ski World Cup races, and it was a venue of the 1992 Olympic Games. The slopes are varied and technical, and life off the slopes is lively.
Who it is for: Good skiers who want a village full of life.
Plan my trip to Val d'IsèreHaute-Savoie · Portes du Soleil
Village at 1,800 m
Built in the 1960s right on the mountain, Avoriaz has no cars: people get around on foot, on skis or in horse-drawn sleighs. The wooden buildings blend into the landscape, and almost everything is right on the slopes. It is part of the Portes du Soleil, between France and Switzerland.
Who it is for: Families and fans of snowboarding and freestyle.
Talk to us on WhatsApp about AvoriazHaute-Savoie · Portes du Soleil
Village at 1,000 m
A traditional Savoyard village, alive all year round, with shops, restaurants and good facilities. Cable cars take you to the slopes of Avoriaz and Les Gets, and from there to the rest of the Portes du Soleil. Since it sits lower, it is worth choosing your dates well: snow in the village varies at the start and end of the season.
Who it is for: Anyone who wants a traditional village with good facilities.
Plan my trip to MorzineSavoie · Paradiski (Les Arcs)
Villages between 1,350 and 1,600 m
Two quiet villages among the pine trees, linked to the slopes of Les Arcs. Peisey keeps the style of an old Savoyard village, with a baroque church, and Vallandry has chalets near the slopes. This is where the Vanoise Express starts, the cable car that crosses the valley to La Plagne.
Who it is for: Families and anyone who wants peace and quiet with access to the whole of Paradiski.
Talk to us on WhatsApp about Peisey-VallandrySavoie · Paradiski (La Plagne)
Village at 1,250 m
An authentic mountain village at the entrance of the Vanoise National Park, linked by gondola to the slopes of La Plagne. Off the slopes, the Champagny-le-Haut valley is known for its scenery and frozen waterfalls.
Who it is for: Those who prefer an authentic, quiet village.
Talk to us on WhatsApp about Champagny-en-VanoiseSavoie · Paradiski (La Plagne)
Villages between 1,250 and 1,450 m
Montchavin is an old farming village, and Les Coches is right next to it, with lodgings near the slopes. Both have a family atmosphere and are at the arrival of the Vanoise Express, which takes you to the slopes of Les Arcs.
Who it is for: Families with children.
Talk to us on WhatsApp about Montchavin-Les CochesSavoie · Paradiski (La Plagne)
Village at 1,350 m
A small Savoyard village surrounded by pine trees, at one end of the La Plagne ski area. It is calm, with slopes that run down through the forest, and the lifts take you to the rest of La Plagne.
Who it is for: Anyone who wants a calm place, away from the crowds.
Talk to us on WhatsApp about MontalbertSavoie · Les 3 Vallées
Village at 1,850 m
A resort built for skiing in the 1960s, in the Belleville valley, with many lodgings right on the slopes. It lies between Méribel and Val Thorens, with access to the whole 3 Vallées ski area.
Who it is for: Families and groups who want convenience.
Talk to us on WhatsApp about Les MenuiresSavoie · Les 3 Vallées
Village at 1,450 m
An old stone and wood village, with a baroque church, which has kept the charm of a mountain village. A gondola takes you to the slopes, and from there to the whole 3 Vallées ski area.
Who it is for: Couples and families who want charm and tranquillity.
Plan my trip to Saint-Martin-de-BellevilleSavoie · Les 3 Vallées
Village at 1,400 m
A small village built for the 1992 Olympic Games, among the pine trees between Courchevel and Méribel. It has wooden chalets, a quiet atmosphere and direct access to the slopes.
Who it is for: Families and anyone who wants peace and quiet.
Talk to us on WhatsApp about La TaniaSavoie · Les 3 Vallées
Village at about 600 m
A spa town at the bottom of the valley, with a spa and thermal waters. A gondola goes up to Méribel, from where you reach the slopes of Les 3 Vallées.
Who it is for: Those who want to ski and relax in the thermal baths.
Talk to us on WhatsApp about Brides-les-BainsSavoie · Les 3 Vallées (Maurienne valley)
Village at about 900 m
A village in the Maurienne valley, linked to Val Thorens by one of the longest gondolas in the world. It is a quiet gateway to Les 3 Vallées.
Who it is for: Those who want the big ski area with a quiet base.
Talk to us on WhatsApp about OrelleHaute-Savoie · Portes du Soleil
Village at 1,170 m
A village of chalets with a family atmosphere, linked by the slopes to Morzine and to the rest of the Portes du Soleil. It has sunny slopes and lots of activities for children.
Who it is for: Families with children.
Talk to us on WhatsApp about Les GetsHaute-Savoie · Portes du Soleil
Village at 1,200 m
A traditional village in the Abondance valley, near the Swiss border. On the slopes, you can ski over to the Swiss side of the Portes du Soleil.
Who it is for: Families and anyone who wants to reach Switzerland on skis.
Talk to us on WhatsApp about ChâtelHaute-Savoie · Portes du Soleil
Village at about 950 m
A small village next to Morzine, known for the Montriond lake. The lifts take you to the slopes of Avoriaz.
Who it is for: Anyone who wants peace and quiet near Morzine and Avoriaz.
Talk to us on WhatsApp about MontriondHaute-Savoie · Portes du Soleil
Village at about 1,000 m
A traditional village in the Abondance valley, with old farms and chalets. It is calm and has access to the slopes of the Portes du Soleil.
Who it is for: Anyone who wants a calm, traditional village.
Talk to us on WhatsApp about La Chapelle-d'AbondanceHaute-Savoie · Portes du Soleil
Village at about 930 m
The village that gives its name to the valley and to Abondance cheese, with a historic abbey. A quiet, authentic base to discover the region.
Who it is for: Those who enjoy culture and tranquillity.
Talk to us on WhatsApp about Abondance