Tignes
Resort height: 2100
Highest lift: 3466
No. of lifts: 97
No. of slopes: 140
Total piste length: 300
Snowboard parks: 1
Glacier: 1
Purpose built: Yes

Travel Options

As we are living in a different world this season from previous seasons many of us will be looking at different ways to get out to the Alps this Winter.

Self Drive

Many people are deciding to drive out to the Alps this year so that they do not need to queue in airports or travel by plane. This is a good choice as you can pack as much as you want and have the flexibility to extend your stay by stopping off on the way out and the way home.

Flying

Flying is of course most peoples number one choice. Many of the chalet tour operators have agreements in place with specific airlines so can offer a full package including flights, transfers and chalet board. If you find an accommodation that does not have travel included then we can assist in booking your flights direct with the airline. If you want to make your own way out then there are many regional airports to choose from the fly into the main resorts in the Alps

Train

The train is a fabulous option and conjures up romantic images of travelling through Europe to the mountains. Unfortunately the Eurosar snowtrain has been cancelled this year. However, it is still possible to travel by taking the Eurostar to Paris from London then the SNCF onto your final destination. Transfers can be organised from the station to resort.

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US City Stopover

We can arrange a stop over in the likes of New York when you book to ski Colorado. Why not take advantage of the fabulous flight and accommodation deals that are on offer and stay a couple of nights in the city that never sleeps.

Take in a show, visit China Town or Little Italy and enjoy the cultural delights that are on offer. The MOMA is not to be missed. Central Park feels like a haven in amongst the city life. Maybe pop into Tiffany's just for a look!

Follow this up with a week of 10 days in Colorado. Take your pick of resorts for a base and then ski them all with the area lift pass. Breckenridge, Vail, keystone, Arapahoe Basin and Beaver Creek are waiting for you.

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Short Breaks for 2020/2021

Short breaks to the likes of Chamonix, Morzine, Les Gets, Avoriaz and Verbier are just a few of the resorts under 2 hours from Geneva.

The best time of the year to book a short break are mid December, January and mid March through to the end of the season. That way you avoid the peak dates when suppliers are not keen to split weeks.

We can also offer short breaks to catered chalets where your flights and transfers are book as part of the deal. Prices from just £399 per person. The chalets are ski in/ski out or with easy access to the slopes in snow-sure resorts. There are 4 night breaks (Saturday to Wednesday) and a 3 night break (Wednesday to Saturday). Flights, transfers, breakfasts, afternoon teas and 3 course evening meals with wine are included. Staff have 1 night off where you would eat out locally.

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