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Val d’Isère

Located in the Tarentaise Valley in the French Alps, Val d’Isère is one of the most prestigious, scenic, best all-around ski resorts in the world. Sitting at an altitude of 1,850 metres with its highest lift reaching 3,450 metres, this resort is a true winter wonderland. The high-altitude area offers one of the longest ski seasons in Europe, with snow-sure conditions from late November through early May, making it one of the continent's most reliable destinations for skiing. Val d’Isère links with Tignes to form the expansive Tignes-Val d’Isère ski area (formerly known as Espace Killy).

Val d’Isère is a skier’s paradise, offering 300 km of pisted terrain to suit all abilities. Beginner skiers can enjoy the gentle slopes around Solaise, while intermediate skiers have a wide choice of blue and red runs winding through breathtaking alpine scenery. For experts, the Face de Bellevarde provides a thrilling challenge—this steep black run, renowned for its role in the 1992 Winter Olympics, is both exhilarating and rewarding, with some of the most spectacular mountain views imaginable. For off-piste enthusiasts, the Tour du Charvet and the Danaïdes promise ample adventure with pristine, untouched powder.

For food lovers, Val d’Isère boasts a wide variety of restaurants to satisfy every craving, from refined French cuisine to Savoie specialities and international dishes. La Table de l’Ours provides Michelin-starred dining, while La Luge offers a more relaxed, authentic Savoyard experience with favourites like fondue and raclette. For a meal with a view, head to L’Edelweiss, overlooking the Solaise piste, where you can enjoy a memorable lunch with stunning scenery. Le Lodge is a must-visit if you have a soft spot for good pizzas!