Val D’isere, France

To book your Val d’Isere ski holiday, call a Flight Centre consultant on 133 133.

Sensationally located in the Tarentaise Valley of the Vanoise National Park near the Italian border, the town of Val D’isere was made famous by the Absolutely Fabulous duo, Edina and Patsy as their vacation destination of choice.

For more information regarding Val D’isere ski holidays contact a friendly Flight Centre consultant and don’t forget to ask about our great deals on hotels, tours, travel insurance, transfers and more.

Ski Season:
Late November – Early May

Opening Times:
8.30am – 4.30pm

Terrain Grades:
15% beginner, 46% intermediate, 27% advanced & 12% expert

Elevation:
1,550m base elevation, 3,656m top elevation

Lifts:
94 lifts

Ski School:
Child and adult ski school catering to all ski and snowboard abilities

Cost of a Day Pass:
AU$62

Car parks:
There are many parking areas available at the resort.

Getting There:
There are a number of major airports near Val d’Isere including Geneva, Chambery, Lyon and Grenoble. From the airport take a privately-operated transfer to Val d’Isere. Book flights online

Accommodation:
There are a large variety of accommodation options at Val d’Isere catering to all tastes and budgets. Book accommodation online

Car Hire:
Hire a car in Geneva, Chambery, Lyon or Grenoble. Chains are essential so be sure to hire them also. You can book your car online to guarantee availability.

Travel Insurance:
Skiing and snowboarding are great activities. So you can enjoy the snow with peace of mind, consider travel insurance for your winter holiday.

Events:
Val d’Isere hosts many winter events including the World Cup Alpine Ski, Polo Masters Tour and Gourmet Cuisine on the Slopes.

All Inclusive Packages:
For an all inclusive ski holiday package including flights, tours, ski passes and more please contact a Flight Centre consultant on 133 133 or fill in the enquiry form below.

Download the below PDF for a detailed map of the different trails available at Val d'Isere. On this map, green lines represent easy trails, blue are medium, red are difficult and black lines are more difficult trails.

Val d'Isere Trail Map [PDF]