Resorts

• Morzine
  

  Morzine and Les Gets are two of the prettiest, most traditional resorts in the French Alps. They offer authentic Savoyard Charm and grant access to one of the biggest lift linked areas in the world. The area is a mecca for cyclists from all over Europe, but there is a lot more to the area than mountain biking, and Les Gets in particular, with it’s ‘Famille Plus’ label, is a great family holiday destination.

• Les Arcs
  

  Les Arcs is a giant natural playground, whether you want an action packed week of adrenaline and excitement or a week relaxing in stunning surroundings, Les Arcs could be the answer. The majority of the activities in Les Arcs centre around the outdoors and although there are an array of locally organised adrenaline fuelled activities you can just as easily enjoy the resort at a leisurely pace.

• Chamonix
  

  Sitting at the foot of Europe’s highest mountain, Mont Blanc, iconic Chamonix has long been the home of Alpine activities in Europe. Chamonix boasts a huge range of attractions whatever you are looking for in a mountain break, with almost 50 activities to choose from and an abundance of shops and restaurants in and around the resort centre.

  As well as being a fantastic resort for all your outdoor pursuits needs, Chamonix can just as easily be enjoyed for it’s magnificent situation and landscapes by those searching for a more relaxing holiday. Chamonix is just over one hour from Geneva making it ideal for those keen to keep travel times to a minimum or those looking for a short break in the mountains.

• Les Deux Alpes
  

  Les Deux Alpes is the ultimate playground for those that love the outdoors. Whether you want a lazy week in the Alpine sun or an adrenaline fuelled week of activities Les Deux Alpes really does have something for everyone, from windsurfing to summer skiing and everything in between!

• Serre Chevalier
  

  Serre Chevalier is the name given to the several villages and hamlets situated in the long south-facing valley between the Col du Lautaret and Briançon, ranging from the ultra modern to the more traditional. Sometimes overlooked by UK holidaymakers, Serre Chevalier is a wonderful mountain base, with one of the biggest lift-served areas in Europe - you will really feel that you are in the heart of the mountains. Briançon boasts the UNESCO heritage award, making it a fascinating cultural site. Plus, the resort enjoys an almost Mediterranean climate, with over 300 days of sunshine every year!