Resort Guides

Les Gets is an 800 year old farming village with charm and character throughout.

Chamonix was one of the first ski resorts in Europe. It is home to the famous Mont Blanc Glacier and is often considered to be the capital of the Alps.

Latest News For Winter 2017/18 – It has just been announced that there will massive discounts on full area Porte du Soleil (PDS) season list passes. Here is some more information care of The Source Magazine. The pass must be bought on line before the 30th November 2017 and this can be…

Serre Chevalier is nestled in the French Southern Alps and comprises of a number of small villages and hamlets. The area has some of Europe’s highest snowfall and can boast that it receives on average over 300 days of sunshine each year. The resort has a total of 100 niely…

Les Contamines-Montjoie is an ancient farming community that has over the many years been developed into a well designed ski resort. Les Contamines is situated in the shadow of Mt Blanc at an altitude of 1164 m. The beautiful and well known spa town of Saint-Gervais-les-Bains is within a stone’s…

Les Arcs is a ski in ski out resort that was built in 1968 nd is easily accessed. There is a funicular train from the town of Bourg Saint Maurice that only take 7 minutes to get to the resort. Les Ars has Europe’s longest ski run called the L’Aiguille…

Flaine is situated in the Haute Savoie region and is a part of the largeer Grand Massif ski area. The Grand Massif includes the resorts Samoëns, Morillon, Les Carroz and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval which combined have over 267 km of pistes. Flaine typically has some of the highest snow falls of many of…

Brides-les-Bains is a commune in the Savoie department in the Rhône-Alpes region in south-eastern France. Brides-les-Bains was an Olympic Village for the 1992 Winter Olympics, based in Albertville, France. The resort is linked by a cable car directly to the higher resort of Meribel which is just over eight miles…

Les Arcs is made up of four purpose built ski resorts, stacked one on top of the other. There’s Arc 1600, Arc 1800, Arc 1950 and Arc 2000 and all four of them offer ski in, ski out accommodation throughout. The local ski area is the huge Paradiski, which joins…

If you’ve done a few seasons in the Alps and you fancy something different and further afield, we’re really please to have seasonaire accommodation in Whistler for you.

Spread over four different mini resorts at four different altitudes, Courchevel has a reputation as being one of the glitziest and most expensive ski resorts in the French Alps. 

Most famous for hosting the Winter X Games each year, the purpose built ski resort of Tignes is concentrated around Tignes-Le-Lac at 2100 metres altitude. Connected to it’s neighbour Val d’Isere to create the Espace Killy ski area, Tignes is a fantastic place to spend a ski season. The best…

La Plagne is actually six resorts for the price of one.

Samoens is one of those smaller, up and coming resorts, currently popular with British ex-pats starting chalet holiday companies.

Doing a season in Les Deux Alpes has one very important benefit.

Meribel was one of the first European ski resorts to become popular with British holiday makers.

Probably one of the best know ski resorts in Europe, Val d’Isere is part of the Espace Killy ski area, with over 300km of linked piste to explore.

Avoriaz is the highest resort in the enormous Portes du Soleil ski area.

Les Carroz is part of the larger Grand Massive ski area that includes the well know resort of Flaine. Les Carroz is at a relatively low altitude of 1140m but is well suited for beginner and intermediate skiers as have a number of gentle nursery runs that are easily accessible.…

Val Thorens is at an altitude of 2300 metres and is one of Europe’s highest ski resorts and is part of the larger Les 3 Vallées ski area. There are more than 600 kilometres of nicely groomed pistes which makes for one one pf France’s most popular resorts with its…