France

Ski Holidays in Val d'Isere

The Val d'Isère ski resort combines the huge Espace Killy ski area with more than a soupçon of French style! The Espace Killy area offers great skiing, a great snow record & 300kms of slopes.

Ski Weekends in Morzine, France

Morzine is in the heart of the Portes du Soleil: the biggest international ski area in the world.

Morzine is a pretty alpine town which buzzes with life and is right in the heart of the huge Portes du Soleil ski area, which spans 12 ski villages including the super-resorts of Avoriaz and Chatel in Switzerland. It’s only fifty miles from the airport and so transfer times are only an hour. As a weekend skier or boarder, you’ll enjoy quick access from all our hotels and chalets to some of the best and most extensive skiing that Europe has to offer. And it’s all on the same lift pass. Morzine is a pretty chalet-style resort with floodlit skiing, a lively apres ski scene and excellent restaurants.

Ski Weekends in Courchevel - La Tania, France

With a prestigious 3 Valleys location, La Tania is sandwiched between Courchevel and Meribel in the heart of one of Europe's largest and finest ski areas.

La Tania, in Courchevel is situated in the middle of this famous 3 Valleys ski area with over 640kms of piste on tap. It furnishes skiers with the ultimate in choice - offering immediate access to both Courchevel and Meribel without the need for lengthy connections. This pretty resort is quite exclusive, yet inexpensive. It offers some of the longest and most snow sure slopes in the area - due to its abundance of north-facing slopes. It holds its snow until late April and because of the trees, you can always be guaranteed of a good ski (visibility) on a snowy day.

Ski Weekends in Chamonix, France

Internationally renowned, home to the highest mountain in Europe with lots of nightlife

Chamonix is an alpine city of huge diversity and home to Europe’s highest mountain, Mont Blanc. It’s one of the most snow-sure resorts in the World, with 90% of its slopes above 2000 metres. With firm roots in mountaineering history, the area is steeped in tradition with a fascinating culture and plenty to do aside from skiing. Its buzzing resort centre offers lots of boutique shopping, cafes and restaurants... and the night life here is some of the best around.

Best glacier skiing in Europe!

One of the largest ski areas in Europe and linked to neighbouring Val d’Isère, Tignes has earned itself “Super Resort” status. Famous for its high altitude skiing and a snow record most other resorts can only dream of, Tignes coolly and comfortably rivals the world’s best ski and board destinations for downhill and off piste activity. The super fast ski lift system covers over 300km of immaculately maintained pistes and the ski slopes extend to the highest and finest glacier pistes of the glorious Grand Motte.

Reinventing an old favourite

Les Arcs is making a comeback. In its web of many villages, it offers 10km glacier-descents and an expansive network of Green and Blue runs. From high altitude to the lower valleys, Bourg Saint Maurice to 1600, 1800, 1950 and Les Arcs 2000, each has its own unique feel. Home to ‘ski evolutif’ teaching methods and an Olympic speed skiing course, it stands out from the rest as an accomplished location with new twists at every turn. The Regis Roland 'A Boards' team snowpark is as good as it gets. The ski area is excellent for beginners with very good schools, and plenty of child-friendly facilities. The ski-to-door location of most accommodation in Les Arcs is a bonus for beginners and families, with walking kept to a bare minimum. Après ski is low key with less bars and restaurants, but the night awaits at neighbouring La Plagne…