Val d’Isère

Val d’Isère is an iconic alpine destination in the heart of Savoie, renowned for its combination of challenging terrain, exceptional snow reliability, and authentic Savoyard atmosphere. The ski area is part of the interconnected Espace Killy, which links Val d’Isère with Tignes, offering access to over 300 km of slopes and some of the Alps’ best off-piste runs. The famous La Face de Bellevarde slope, created for the 1992 Winter Olympics, remains a landmark for experienced skiers seeking technical challenges. Glacier skiing on Grande Motte ensures long seasons and stable snow conditions, often from early winter to late spring. Unlike many modern ski resorts, the town retains its traditional charm with stone houses, wooden facades, and local specialties. After skiing, Val d’Isère offers energetic après-ski, exclusive wine bars, and renowned restaurants where alpine cuisine meets French gastronomy. In summer, the focus shifts to mountain hiking, road cycling, and high-altitude adventures in a dramatic alpine landscape.