Ski holidays Les Arcs - a dream in white!

Les Arcs

Les Arcs consists of a total of five districts, all located at different altitudes between 815 and 2,000 metres. The oldest of the villages, Arc 1600, attracts mainly families and beginners. Arc 1800, on the other hand, is considered a stronghold for snowboarders and freeriders and offers an incomparable panoramic view of Mont Blanc. There are numerous bars and clubs here where you can party.

The relatively new and most beautiful district, Arc 1950, owes its charm to the typical Savoyard wooden and stone buildings: tradition and modernity are combined here. Arc 2000 has the most challenging slopes, which attract mainly experts and daredevils. The village of Bourg Saint Maurice, located in the valley, also belongs to Les Arcs. It is connected to Arc 1600 by a cable car and invites you to go shopping in its numerous shops. The individual districts are all connected by cable cars or free shuttle buses.

Les Arcs has been awarded the "Famille Plus Montagne" seal of approval. Parents who want to enjoy a day together will find childcare facilities for children aged 9 months and older.

Paradiski

In the heart of the Savoyard Alps, above the Tarentaise Valley and with views of the Mont Blanc, lies the gigantic “Paradiski” network. With the link to the ski area around the Bellecôte glacier (3,417 m) and the Aiguille Rouge (3,226 m) via the fastest double floored cable car in the world, Vanoise Express, a very impressive ski network has been created, which belongs to the largest and most diverse networks in the world! A great advantage is that the piste is usually in very close proximity to your front door. The charming resorts have been modernised over the years and radiate Savoyard charm with the many chalet style accommodations dotted around. In addition, the resorts have plenty to offer with regards to shops, restaurant, bars and a huge choice of leisure activities, which every winter holiday should have!

Travel Les Arcs

• By train: Bourg Saint-Maurice (approx. 15 km)
• By plane: Chambéry (approx. 130 km), Geneva (approx. 160 km), Grenoble (approx. 200 km), Lyon (approx. 210 km)