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Les Coches is a small, modern Savoyarde style village with a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The centre is virtually traffic free and has a selection of shops, bars, restaurants and one night club. Being north facing, the snow is generally snow sure and the snow making is excellent here too. The vi...

Plagne Montalbert is situated at the extreme Western end of the ski area. It is a lower lying and much more traditional village compared to the other purpose built resorts of the area. However, at 1350 metres altitude the snow does not really last through to the very end of the winter season. Alt...

Montchavin is a small, modern Savoyarde style village with a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The centre is largely traffic free and has a selection of shops, bars, restaurants and one night club. Being north facing, the snow is generally snow sure and the snow making is excellent here too. The vill...

Plagne Soleil and Plagne Villages both at 2,050 metres are satellite suburbs of Plagne Centre. Neither has a real commercial centre and ski holidays in Plagne Soleil have little to offer other than well priced accommodation with easy access to the great ski area.

La Rosiere is built at an altitude of 1850m on the road which rises up from Bourg-St-Maurice towards the Col du Petit St-Bernard pass, ensuring a good snow record despite South facing slopes. The area links with its Italian neighbour, La Thuile, which opens up a large number of pistes suitable fo...

Developed in the early 1990s for the Albertville Winter Olympics, La Tania has grown into a beloved ski resort known for its family-friendly atmosphere, modern amenities, and excellent ski-in/ski-out accommodation. The resort's strategic location in the heart of the Three Valleys, the largest int...

Le Grand Bornand is part of the Aravis skiing area (the other resort being La Clusaz) and has 90km of slopes descending from Mont Lachat, the highest peak at 2,100 metres. Together the two resorts, which are linked by local bus service, offer a considerable 220km of pistes which can be accessed u...

Arc 1600 is the original resort of the area and is situated at the top of the funicular railway that snakes up the mountain from Bourg St Maurice, the rail head town in the valley below. There is little more to Arc 1600 than a series of low rise aprtment blocks containing hundreds of rather small...

Arc 1800 is the main resort of the Les Arcs region and has most to offer with regards to nightlife, resort atmosphere, shops, bars, amenities etc. It also has a great central position within the Les Arcs ski area giving swift and easy access to one of the World's largest ski areas - the Paradiski...

The main Les Arcs ski region is made up of four resorts, Arc 1950 was the last to be built (Arc 1600, Arc 1800 and Arc 2000 being the other three). This brand new ski village was completed 2007 by Intrawest - the huge developer responsible for Whistler and Mont Tremblant in Canada, and more recen...