INFO
We are in one of the most easterly and spectacularly beautiful parts of France, in the Alps right up against the Italian border. In the summer the Petit St Bernard and Col de l’Iseran mountain passes are open as well as the resorts,
Most of our Sainte Foy chalets and apartments are nestled on the side of the mountain at 1550 metres altitude, close to the centre of Sainte Foy ski resort and its lifts, ski slopes, shops, bars and restaurants. La Croix is in Sainte Foy village, well located to drive to Les Arcs, Tignes, Val d'Isere and La Rosiere, as well as Sainte Foy itself.
Below you will find further information about Sainte Foy and its amenities, details of our excellent ski hire partners Skidoc, and the lowdown on some other activities to keep you entertained during your ski holiday!
Travel & Transfers
There are plenty of travel and transfer options available so that your journey can be straightforward, stress free and reliable.
By Road
We are a steady 10 hours drive from the channel ports.
Tip: avoid the worst of the traffic by arriving in the mountains early morning or late afternoon, as the traffic is heaviest during the middle of the day.
Tip: do NOT take a route which crosses one of the mountains passes (cols) as they are all closed from November to May each year. Many sat-nav systems direct you over the Col du Petit St Bernard so take care to avoid that route.
By Train
Our nearest railway station is Bourg St Maurice, which is served by a direct Eurostar service in winter. In winter and summer you can take the regular Eurostar service to Paris, Lille or Lyon and change to a French railways train.
Details from Voyages SNCF.
Tip: note that the Eurostar trains do not have sleeping berths so for overnight journeys you may prefer to change to a French sleeper train at Paris or Lille
By Air
Our nearest airports are:
- Chambery – about 1½ hours drive
- Grenoble – about 2 hours drive
- Geneva – about 2½ hours drive
- Lyon – about 2½ hours drive away
- St Etienne – about 3½ drive.
These are all served by the national carriers and/or one or more of the low cost airlines. Skyscanner is a useful site for finding flights from your nearest airport.
Tip: to avoid the worst of the traffic on busy weeks aim for flights which arrive early morning or late afternoon.
Transfers
Private transfers. There are a large number of operators that offer transfers from the airports or train station. Here are a few we recommend:
Coach transfers: There are regular direct coaches from the airports during the winter and it is possible to transfer by train in the summer. Try Altibus or Ben’s Bus.
Tip: check the times of the coaches before booking your flight to avoid lengthy waits at the airport.
Car rental
You can rent a car from any of the major operators.
Tip: Check your airline website as they often offer discounted car rental.
Tip: DO book a snow pack and ski rack
Tip: Book from the Swiss side at Geneva – although a little more expensive than the French side most of the cars have snow tyres and come with a Swiss motorway toll sticker which makes getting to and from the airport faster and easier.
Tip: Do NOT take the Mont Blanc tunnel from Geneva in winter as the Col du Petit St Bernard is closed from November to May every year.
Taxis
An expensive option but are a little cheaper when pre-booked. Try Altitude Espace.
Insurance
We strongly recommend that you have full travel and winter sports insurance cover.
You can also take insurance with your lift pass, which covers you for evacuation from the mountain in case of accident, together with various other elements. Details can be found at Carre Neige Insurance.
Weather & Webcams
This page includes links to the webcams at our local resorts. You will also find up to date snow and weather reports on their sites.
Our position in the middle of everywhere gives you the most fantastic choice of winter sports resorts!
Some of our guests choose to ski a different resort each day; others choose to ski the world famous Val d’Isère-Tignes circuit without paying world famous resort prices or enduring world famous resort commercialisation!
The off-piste paradise of Sainte Foy is uncrowded and the powder can last untracked for days. It’s also a perfect place for children and beginners as well as for a relaxing ski holiday away from the crowds.
You can drive to the Espace Killy in 20 minutes at Tignes Les Brévières and to the Les Arcs area in 15 minutes at Villaroger. La Rosière with its link to the Italian La Thuile, one of the few remaining heli-ski sites in Europe, is just 30 minutes away.
The skiable area of the Espace Killy comprises 300 Kilometres of ski runs located at altitudes ranging between 1,550 metres and 3,450 metres, at varying levels of difficulty:
- 22 green runs,
- 68 blue runs,
- 39 red runs,
- 26 black runs.
In addition to these runs, there are:
- 9 slalom courses,
- 1 mogul field,
- 2 snowparks and
- 1 gliss’ park.
There is also extensive backcountry skiing to be explored in the area. Tignes Les Brévières is located in the North-East part of the Espace Killy. Sunny from the early morning, you benefit from the views of the Grande Sassière (3748m), the Chevril lake and the Mont Blanc peak. Its highest peak is the Aiguille Percée (2748m), a huge rock with a hole in it through which you can ski (conditions permitting). The village has its own ESF ski school and nursery slope, with a free lift for beginners. Intermediates will enjoy the long sweeping red and blue runs that return to the village, whilst the more advanced will be challenged by the infamous black Sache piste and off-piste terrain.
Our properties offer easy access to some of the best off-piste or backcountry ski terrain in Europe. Sainte Foy has deservedly built up a reputation as an iconic off-piste resort and has become a must-ski destination for dedicated powder hounds. Popular routes include
- the infamous Fogliettaz North Face,
- Col Granier and
- The descent to the deserted summer farming hamlet of Le Monal.
The series of steep couloirs descending from the top ridge will get the adrenalin flowing for even the most adventurous off-pisters, whilst the easily accessible, gentle powder fields between the pisted runs offer an ideal training ground for powder “pups” new to the delights of off-piste skiing.
A little further afield there are plenty of classic descents to be explored:
- The North Face of the Bellecote at La Plagne;
- The Vallon de la Sache at Tignes;
- Cugnai at Val d’Isère; or,
- Grand Col at Les Arcs to name but a few.
La Rosière links up to La Thuile in Italy that has one of the last remaining heli-ski bases in Europe. The area also offers a huge choice of ski touring routes, from the gentle climb to the village of Le Crôt to the epic ascent of the Archeboc.
SkiDoc
We have been working with a great equipment rental company, SkiDoc, for a few seasons now and have had great feedback from our clients. They will deliver top quality equipment direct to your accommodation, their ski technicians will then make sure everything fits during the in-accommodation fitting. They are on call throughout the week to make any changes if needed, meeting you at the bottom of the slopes during the day with a pair of new boots or skis in case of emergency, or at your accommodation after you're done riding for the day if you just want to try something different.
You can book directly here: SkiDoc . Enter "allatski" as the promo code to access the best prices.
Sainte Foy
Sainte Foy offers one of the best value lift passes in the French Alps at just €276 per adult for 6 days (which actually gives you one day free so is valid for 7 days!)
Recently installed snowmaking facilities have improved Sainte Foy’s already excellent snow record.
Lift passes at Sainte Foy are FREE for the under 8’s and those aged 75 and over, and there is a reduced rate of €252 for those aged 8-14 and 65-74. There are also Family and Group rates available.
For the best prices you can book directly online here: Lift passes
We recommend that you take out the Carré Neige insurance with your ski pass if your travel policy does not cover you for evacuation from the slopes in the event of injury. You can find details of the cover provided on their website.
Sainte Foy
Our properties are a particularly suitable base for a winter sports holiday with children, being perfectly placed to ski in probably the most child-friendly resort in the world: Sainte Foy!
Ski passes are FREE for the under eight’s and reduced until they reach their 14th birthday.
The well-equipped crèche takes those over 3 years and can link up with the ski school so that your children can be entertained and cared for from 9AM to 5PM should you so wish. Sainte Foy is a resort where parents can ski with the peace of mind that their children are in good hands.
Teenagers
Provisions for older children are often overlooked but not at Sainte Foy, teenagers can participate in the ESF classes specially designed for those aged 13-16 who would like to experience new sensations such as freestyle, powder or tree skiing with others of the same age.
Or why not sign them up for Evolutions 2’s Junior Academy classes specifically aimed at accomplished younger skiers. See the Instruction & Guiding section for more details.
Sainte Foy
The ESF ski school is like many other things in Sainte Foy: small, friendly and intimate! The ESF at Sainte Foy have a great record of successful teaching of our friends, family and guests.
They offer group lessons as well as individual tuition and off-piste instruction and guiding. We strongly recommend that you book well in advance, especially for peak weeks. You can book online so that your tickets will be waiting for you on arrival avoiding those first day queues – BOOK YOUR SKI LESSONS WITH ESF.
- Evolution 2 are especially good for older children and teenagers and offer private lessons, off-piste guiding, heli-skiing and adventure activities such as dog-sledding - Click here for details
- Snocool are highly recommended for their small group sizes, skilled and enthusiastic teachers, and their flexibility. For more information on the group and private tuition they offer - Click here for details
Private lessons and guiding
If these ski schools do not suit your requirements, we can suggest local independent instructors and guides who have extensive experience working with both adults and children.
Sainte Foy
Après-ski
Après-ski in Sainte Foy Tarentaise is relaxed, family-friendly, and all about cozy drinks on the terrace and alpine socialising.
The newest addition to the après-ski scene in Sainte Foy is Les Moulinettes, located right on the snow front. It’s open all day from 11am with a varied menu from tapas platters to burgers. It’s now a very popular spot for late-afternoon drinks with a lively DJ on the terrace starting around 4pm. Open until 7.30pm
The Lama Llama bar faces the sledging area (complete with magic carpet lift) so the grown-ups can imbibe whilst keeping a watchful eye on the kids. There's a lovely ambiance and they often have live bands in the evening. Open from 8am to 10pm.
The White Lounge is a welcoming bar-restaurant in the place de Charmettes with a peaceful terrace and views of Mont Pourri. On the menu is a selection of tapas, cocktails, beers and pizzas, and they offer a varied programme of events throughout the season, including live sports broadcasts, music concerts and DJs. Open 10.30am to 2am.
L’Igloo bar and restaurant is situated in the heart of Sainte Foy: a cosy, rustic bar and café with a cool Alpine atmosphere. It’s a favourite spot for locals to stop in for a morning coffee or to unwind after a day on the slopes. You can enjoy beers, wines, champagnes and expertly crafted cocktails, as well as delicious tapas, in a friendly and lively atmosphere. They also have concerts every week! Open 11am to 11.30pm.
If you’re looking for a cozy, fireside après-ski experience directly on the slopes Black Diamond Lodge is the place. The lodge bar opens at 4.30pm providing a roaring fire to warm up next to after a day on the mountain, and there are occasional, relaxed live music sessions featuring local musicians in an intimate setting. Conveniently located on La Bataillettez piste, so you can ski right to the door. Open until 11pm.
Restaurants
As well as the above spots, there are several great options for dining in Sainte Foy.
1580m is a family-owned smoke house, brewery and coffee shop with beautiful views across to Mont Pourri. They offer a variety of dishes with a focus on home smoked meats and vegetables that pair perfectly with their craft ales brewed in house. They also make amazing cakes and delicious desserts! Open daily between 11 am and 10 pm. Lunch service 12.30 pm – 2.30 pm. Dinner from 6.00pm. Booking recommended.
La Bergerie is a mountain brasserie situated at the foot of the slopes in Les Balcons building, where our Frontline apartments are located. Open from morning coffee through to dinner, they offer a welcoming and friendly atmosphere, with a lovely south-facing sun terrace for lazy lunches, and a roaring fire inside for cosy evenings. Serving hearty mountain brasserie cuisine, the menu strikes a balance between Alpine traditions, seasonal inspirations and reimagined classics.
A traditional restaurant in an 18th century farmhouse, La Maison à Colonnes offers lunch, dinner and drinks in a charming setting with a panoramic terrace. During the day there are delicious hearty omelettes, pasta, salads and snacks, and the evening the menu includes raclette, fondue and a host of other local dishes. Reservations are required for dinner, sittings are at 7 and 9.
Le Saint Germain is a renowned wine and tapas bar in central Sainte Foy offering a great selection of wines as well as platters of local meats and cheeses, perfect for grazing. They are also renowned for their fondue and raclette, which you cook at the table using the built-in burners. If you’re not looking to eat out, you can pick up great local products and fine wines at the delicatessen and they have a selection of take-away meals, perfect for when you don’t want to cook at your self-catered apartment! Open from 11am to 11pm.
Replacing Le W and located near the Tourist Office, Le Cairn is the newest addition to the restaurant scene and aims to give you a cosy pub experience with a passion for great food. Offering local beers and wines along with seasonal cuisine using local produce, from artisanal pizzas and fresh salads to gourmet burgers, Savoyard specialities and homemade desserts. Open from 4pm to 2am.
Lunch on the slopes
Les Brevettes is at the top of the Grand Plan chairlift, and each lunchtime serves a different dish of the day, prepared using fresh produce. Traditional cuisine - they are renowned for their raviolis - and a very warm and welcoming atmosphere, with everyone sharing tables.
Chez Leon is also on the Plan Bois plateau, at the top of the Grand Plan chairlift. They offer home-made specialities such as tartiflette, galettes, pasta, salads, meat dishes, charcuterie or cheese platters – all accompanied by a breathtaking view of Mont Pourri.
Located on the Grand soliet slope just above La Marquise chairlift, you’ll find Les Marquises. It has a varied menu including salads, burgers and traditional specialities along with a spacious sun terrace making it the perfect spot for a lunch or a drink with stunning views.
A little further afield is Chez Merie, a great option if you're taking the off piste route to the hamlet of Le Miroir. It has the perfect setting for a cosy lunch with panoramic views.
Travel & Transfers
There are plenty of travel and transfer options available so that your journey can be straightforward, stress free and reliable.
By Road
We are a steady 10 hours drive from the channel ports.
Tip: avoid the worst of the traffic by arriving in the mountains early morning or late afternoon, as the traffic is heaviest during the middle of the day.
Tip: do NOT take a route which crosses one of the mountains passes (cols) as they are all closed from November to May each year. Many sat-nav systems direct you over the Col du Petit St Bernard so take care to avoid that route.
By Train
Our nearest railway station is Bourg St Maurice, which is served by a direct Eurostar service in winter. In winter and summer you can take the regular Eurostar service to Paris, Lille or Lyon and change to a French railways train.
Details from Voyages SNCF.
Tip: note that the Eurostar trains do not have sleeping berths so for overnight journeys you may prefer to change to a French sleeper train at Paris or Lille
By Air
Our nearest airports are:
- Chambery – about 1½ hours drive
- Grenoble – about 2 hours drive
- Geneva – about 2½ hours drive
- Lyon – about 2½ hours drive away
- St Etienne – about 3½ drive.
These are all served by the national carriers and/or one or more of the low cost airlines. Skyscanner is a useful site for finding flights from your nearest airport.
Tip: to avoid the worst of the traffic on busy weeks aim for flights which arrive early morning or late afternoon.
Transfers
Private transfers. There are a large number of operators that offer transfers from the airports or train station. Here are a few we recommend:
Coach transfers: There are regular direct coaches from the airports during the winter and it is possible to transfer by train in the summer. Try Altibus or Ben’s Bus.
Tip: check the times of the coaches before booking your flight to avoid lengthy waits at the airport.
Car rental
You can rent a car from any of the major operators.
Tip: Check your airline website as they often offer discounted car rental.
Tip: DO book a snow pack and ski rack
Tip: Book from the Swiss side at Geneva – although a little more expensive than the French side most of the cars have snow tyres and come with a Swiss motorway toll sticker which makes getting to and from the airport faster and easier.
Tip: Do NOT take the Mont Blanc tunnel from Geneva in winter as the Col du Petit St Bernard is closed from November to May every year.
Taxis
An expensive option but are a little cheaper when pre-booked. Try Altitude Espace.
SkiDoc
We have been working with a great equipment rental company, SkiDoc, for a few seasons now and have had great feedback from our clients. They will deliver top quality equipment direct to your accommodation, their ski technicians will then make sure everything fits during the in-accommodation fitting. They are on call throughout the week to make any changes if needed, meeting you at the bottom of the slopes during the day with a pair of new boots or skis in case of emergency, or at your accommodation after you're done riding for the day if you just want to try something different.
You can book directly here: SkiDoc . Enter "allatski" as the promo code to access the best prices.
Sainte Foy
Sainte Foy offers one of the best value lift passes in the French Alps at just €276 per adult for 6 days (which actually gives you one day free so is valid for 7 days!)
Recently installed snowmaking facilities have improved Sainte Foy’s already excellent snow record.
Lift passes at Sainte Foy are FREE for the under 8’s and those aged 75 and over, and there is a reduced rate of €252 for those aged 8-14 and 65-74. There are also Family and Group rates available.
For the best prices you can book directly online here: Lift passes
We recommend that you take out the Carré Neige insurance with your ski pass if your travel policy does not cover you for evacuation from the slopes in the event of injury. You can find details of the cover provided on their website.
Sainte Foy
The ESF ski school is like many other things in Sainte Foy: small, friendly and intimate! The ESF at Sainte Foy have a great record of successful teaching of our friends, family and guests.
They offer group lessons as well as individual tuition and off-piste instruction and guiding. We strongly recommend that you book well in advance, especially for peak weeks. You can book online so that your tickets will be waiting for you on arrival avoiding those first day queues – BOOK YOUR SKI LESSONS WITH ESF.
- Evolution 2 are especially good for older children and teenagers and offer private lessons, off-piste guiding, heli-skiing and adventure activities such as dog-sledding - Click here for details
- Snocool are highly recommended for their small group sizes, skilled and enthusiastic teachers, and their flexibility. For more information on the group and private tuition they offer - Click here for details
Private lessons and guiding
If these ski schools do not suit your requirements, we can suggest local independent instructors and guides who have extensive experience working with both adults and children.
Sainte Foy
Non-skiers
Non-skiers are well catered for in Sainte Foy with opportunities for a variety of activities during your ski holiday. There’s something to suit everyone’s different levels of adventurousness!
Snowshoeing
Strap on a pair of snowshoes and you’re ready to discover a new perspective on the mountains and experience the serenity of the winter scenery away from the slopes. If you want to explore on your own there are 8 marked itineraries you can follow. Alternatively, you can join a group outing with one of the ski schools, or hire a private guide.
You can hire snowshoes at most of the ski rental shops. For more info see the Sainte Foy website: snowshoeing
Dog sledding
For a more adrenaline-filled experience, you could try the the thrill of dog sledding amidst the snow-covered landscapes of Savoie with Evolution 2.
Once you’re comfortably seated in the sledge, you’ll set off to explore the mountains accompanied by a professional musher and their team of Nordic dogs. Before you set off there’s time to get to know the dogs and learn more about their daily lives and their role in the team. Each sledge can carry up to 4 people, subject to a limit of 2 adults and a total weight of 180kg. Book here: dogsledding
Sledging
For a fun way to round off the day whether you’ve been skiing or not you can head up in the last chairlift with an instructor from Evolution 2 on a paret run down an empty slope! The paret is a traditional Savoyard toboggan, which gives you real manoeuvrability on the slopes and is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face.
Paragliding
One for those that like to see things from above, feel the wind in their hair.. and aren’t afraid of heights! Treat yourself to an unforgettable paragliding flight over the mountains and admire the breathtaking views of Sainte Foy. Evolution 2 and ESF both offer paragliding flights with a certified instructor throughout the winter season.
Spas
If you are of a more relaxed disposition there are two high-quality swimming pool/spa complexes at Sainte Foy resort. Both have a sauna, steam room, indoor pool, and beauty treatments available. They are open to non-residents, though you do need to book a treatment with them to have access to the pool and sauna area.
Sainte Foy
Après-ski
Après-ski in Sainte Foy Tarentaise is relaxed, family-friendly, and all about cozy drinks on the terrace and alpine socialising.
The newest addition to the après-ski scene in Sainte Foy is Les Moulinettes, located right on the snow front. It’s open all day from 11am with a varied menu from tapas platters to burgers. It’s now a very popular spot for late-afternoon drinks with a lively DJ on the terrace starting around 4pm. Open until 7.30pm
The Lama Llama bar faces the sledging area (complete with magic carpet lift) so the grown-ups can imbibe whilst keeping a watchful eye on the kids. There's a lovely ambiance and they often have live bands in the evening. Open from 8am to 10pm.
The White Lounge is a welcoming bar-restaurant in the place de Charmettes with a peaceful terrace and views of Mont Pourri. On the menu is a selection of tapas, cocktails, beers and pizzas, and they offer a varied programme of events throughout the season, including live sports broadcasts, music concerts and DJs. Open 10.30am to 2am.
L’Igloo bar and restaurant is situated in the heart of Sainte Foy: a cosy, rustic bar and café with a cool Alpine atmosphere. It’s a favourite spot for locals to stop in for a morning coffee or to unwind after a day on the slopes. You can enjoy beers, wines, champagnes and expertly crafted cocktails, as well as delicious tapas, in a friendly and lively atmosphere. They also have concerts every week! Open 11am to 11.30pm.
If you’re looking for a cozy, fireside après-ski experience directly on the slopes Black Diamond Lodge is the place. The lodge bar opens at 4.30pm providing a roaring fire to warm up next to after a day on the mountain, and there are occasional, relaxed live music sessions featuring local musicians in an intimate setting. Conveniently located on La Bataillettez piste, so you can ski right to the door. Open until 11pm.
Restaurants
As well as the above spots, there are several great options for dining in Sainte Foy.
1580m is a family-owned smoke house, brewery and coffee shop with beautiful views across to Mont Pourri. They offer a variety of dishes with a focus on home smoked meats and vegetables that pair perfectly with their craft ales brewed in house. They also make amazing cakes and delicious desserts! Open daily between 11 am and 10 pm. Lunch service 12.30 pm – 2.30 pm. Dinner from 6.00pm. Booking recommended.
La Bergerie is a mountain brasserie situated at the foot of the slopes in Les Balcons building, where our Frontline apartments are located. Open from morning coffee through to dinner, they offer a welcoming and friendly atmosphere, with a lovely south-facing sun terrace for lazy lunches, and a roaring fire inside for cosy evenings. Serving hearty mountain brasserie cuisine, the menu strikes a balance between Alpine traditions, seasonal inspirations and reimagined classics.
A traditional restaurant in an 18th century farmhouse, La Maison à Colonnes offers lunch, dinner and drinks in a charming setting with a panoramic terrace. During the day there are delicious hearty omelettes, pasta, salads and snacks, and the evening the menu includes raclette, fondue and a host of other local dishes. Reservations are required for dinner, sittings are at 7 and 9.
Le Saint Germain is a renowned wine and tapas bar in central Sainte Foy offering a great selection of wines as well as platters of local meats and cheeses, perfect for grazing. They are also renowned for their fondue and raclette, which you cook at the table using the built-in burners. If you’re not looking to eat out, you can pick up great local products and fine wines at the delicatessen and they have a selection of take-away meals, perfect for when you don’t want to cook at your self-catered apartment! Open from 11am to 11pm.
Replacing Le W and located near the Tourist Office, Le Cairn is the newest addition to the restaurant scene and aims to give you a cosy pub experience with a passion for great food. Offering local beers and wines along with seasonal cuisine using local produce, from artisanal pizzas and fresh salads to gourmet burgers, Savoyard specialities and homemade desserts. Open from 4pm to 2am.
Lunch on the slopes
Les Brevettes is at the top of the Grand Plan chairlift, and each lunchtime serves a different dish of the day, prepared using fresh produce. Traditional cuisine - they are renowned for their raviolis - and a very warm and welcoming atmosphere, with everyone sharing tables.
Chez Leon is also on the Plan Bois plateau, at the top of the Grand Plan chairlift. They offer home-made specialities such as tartiflette, galettes, pasta, salads, meat dishes, charcuterie or cheese platters – all accompanied by a breathtaking view of Mont Pourri.
Located on the Grand soliet slope just above La Marquise chairlift, you’ll find Les Marquises. It has a varied menu including salads, burgers and traditional specialities along with a spacious sun terrace making it the perfect spot for a lunch or a drink with stunning views.
A little further afield is Chez Merie, a great option if you're taking the off piste route to the hamlet of Le Miroir. It has the perfect setting for a cosy lunch with panoramic views.
Sainte Foy
Our properties are a particularly suitable base for a winter sports holiday with children, being perfectly placed to ski in probably the most child-friendly resort in the world: Sainte Foy!
Ski passes are FREE for the under eight’s and reduced until they reach their 14th birthday.
The well-equipped crèche takes those over 3 years and can link up with the ski school so that your children can be entertained and cared for from 9AM to 5PM should you so wish. Sainte Foy is a resort where parents can ski with the peace of mind that their children are in good hands.
Teenagers
Provisions for older children are often overlooked but not at Sainte Foy, teenagers can participate in the ESF classes specially designed for those aged 13-16 who would like to experience new sensations such as freestyle, powder or tree skiing with others of the same age.
Or why not sign them up for Evolutions 2’s Junior Academy classes specifically aimed at accomplished younger skiers. See the Instruction & Guiding section for more details.
Weather & Webcams
This page includes links to the webcams at our local resorts. You will also find up to date snow and weather reports on their sites.
Insurance
We strongly recommend that you have full travel and winter sports insurance cover.
You can also take insurance with your lift pass, which covers you for evacuation from the mountain in case of accident, together with various other elements. Details can be found at Carre Neige Insurance.