We move guests across Savoie and Haute-Savoie — from the Trois Vallées and Espace Killy to Chamonix, Megève, and the Portes du Soleil. Every resort we serve, in one place.
The crown jewel of Savoie. Wide tree-lined cruisers, the largest connected ski domain on earth, and a village street that reads like a luxury hotel directory.
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Europe's highest ski resort. Snow you can count on from November through May, glacier descents, and a pedestrian village above the clouds.
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Wood-and-stone Savoyard chalets nestled in the heart of the Trois Vallées. Easiest base for skiing all three valleys in one trip.
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Linked with Tignes to form the Espace Killy. Steep north-facing bowls, glacier skiing into June, and a village that knows how to host.
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Tignes shares its 300 km of pistes with Val d'Isère and adds the Grande Motte glacier. One of the longest winter seasons in Europe.
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Five purpose-built villages from 1,200 to 2,000 m. Connected to La Plagne via the double-decker Vanoise Express cable car for 425 km of skiing.
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Ten villages spread across a vast bowl, plus the Bellecôte glacier. France's most family-friendly major resort.
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The most accessible base in the Trois Vallées. Same 600 km of skiing as Courchevel and Méribel, at a friendlier price point.
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The birthplace of alpinism, sitting in the shadow of Mont Blanc. Six separate ski areas, the Aiguille du Midi, and the Vallée Blanche — a 17 km off-piste descent through glaciers.
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Founded by the Rothschilds in the 1920s as France's answer to St. Moritz. Cobblestone streets, horse-drawn sleighs, and 400 km of mostly intermediate slopes across the Evasion Mont-Blanc area.
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A working alpine town year-round, linked into the Portes du Soleil — 600 km of skiing across 12 resorts straddling the French-Swiss border.
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Purpose-built above Morzine — entirely pedestrian, snow-covered streets, and direct lift access from every door. Heart of the Portes du Soleil.
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A working farming village turned ski resort, in the Aravis range near Annecy. Wood-and-stone chalets, tarte aux myrtilles, and 132 km of mostly intermediate skiing.
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Marcel Breuer's high-altitude Bauhaus experiment, perched in a north-facing bowl that holds snow well into spring. Gateway to the 265 km Grand Massif.
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