The area most renowned for its adjoining peaks and stitched together valleys...
Go To The French Alps
The African and Eurasian tectonic plates collided millions of years ago, forcing the earth above them to rocket towards the heavens creating one of the world’s most beautiful, jagged landscapes.
Snow Covered Peaks With World Class Wine & Cheese
The African and Eurasian tectonic plates collided millions of years ago, forcing the earth above them to rocket towards the heavens creating one of the world’s most beautiful, jagged landscapes.
Mont Blanc is the jewel in the mountainous crown of the French Alps, but there is more to this region than the snow covered peaks and thrilling winter sports that come along with it.
Husky sledding, winemaking and strolling through glaciers give a very different pacing and overall feel to the vivid villages and cerulean skies above.
Where To Stay In The French Alps
Flower beds sprouting from the canal banks have quickly given Lake Annecy...
A medieval village with enough charm to fill a fantasy novel.
Our Pick
Ski Vallée Blanche, Chamonix
One of the most famous journeys in the Skiing world.
An 18km journey with almost 3000m of descent through impeccable alpine slopes. For thousands of ski enthusiasts, this is the core reason behind planning a trip to the region and there are few journeys that encapsulate the splendour of nature around it quite like the coiling white powder of the Vallee Blanche run.
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Things To Do In The French Alps
Sailing in all forms is possible in the serene waters of Lake Annecy.
Pass by ethereal waterfalls and stunning mountain lakes.
This pleasant snowshoe trek into nature lets you inhale the cool mountain air in.
Glide above the Alps in a breathtaking experience.
The feeling of walking on air has never felt so literal!
Faq?
It’s recommended to take out winter sport specific insurance seeing as most regular insurance won’t cover it.
None! You can take your first lessons here with world class coaching, or if you’re experienced hit the snow running!
June to September is great for a range of activities and not too cold.
