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In the heart of the French Alps and close to Mont
Blanc, the Val d'Arly is still a well kept secret
despite being one of the oldest tourist centres in
Savoie. Attracted by stunning scenery, charming
traditional villages and the warmth and friendliness
of its inhabitants, discerning travellers have made
this area their ideal alpine getaway. 'Between nature
and tradition' says the French brochure - well, it is
definitely far from the madding crowds!
Unique, varied terrain with Mont Blanc as a stunning
backdrop is common to all the resorts. For unbeatable
skiing, Megève with its 300km of pistes, will
delight and challenge skiers, whatever their ability.
Beginners and intermediates will find the region
heaven for learning and improving in a safe and
uncrowded environment.
MEGEVE
COMBLOUX
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Set at the foot of Mont Blanc, Europe’s
highest Mountain, Chamonix is a picturesque,
traditional ski resort, with a bustling
atmosphere.
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In a spectacular setting towards the head of
the Chamonix Valley, Argentière offers
probably the most challenging skiing in the
Alps.
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At the entrance of the Chamonix Valley and at
the foot of majestic Mont-Blanc, pretty Les
Houches is a relaxed family resort.
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Conceived in the 1920s as a French alternative
to Saint-Moritz, it is an enchanting town which
has retained its heritage and old rustic charm
to become one of the most popular resorts in
France.
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Nestling just above Flumet, Notre Dame is one
of the most picturesque of all the French ski
resorts.
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Regarded as the top centre for Nordic Skiing
since the 92 Winter Olympics Les Saisies is
also ideal for intermediate skiers with its
80km of pistes.
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Facing the majestic Mont-Blanc, Combloux is a
traditional Savoyard village situated in a
beautiful setting. Combloux is often aptly
referred to as ‘the Pearl of Mont
Blanc’.
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At the foot of Mont-Blanc this attractive spa
resort offers excellent après-ski. Its
ski area is linked with Megève and has
420km of pistes….
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Only 1 hour from Geneva, Le Grand Bornand is
considered to be the best preserved and most
beautiful (of all the) Savoyard villages.
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Small, hidden gem close to Chamonix.
Vallorcine/La Tour benefits from uncrowded
slopes and snowsure season.
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The whole area is easy to get to with motorway
exits at both ends and all our resorts are off
the main trunk road which runs from
Megève to Albertville.
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