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Ski Hire in Les Arcs
In Les Arcs, we work closely with Skiset. Booking in advance online can save you up to 50%, and you…
Resort Overview
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Beginners
Nightlife
Tignes is famous for its amazing snow conditions and stunning alpine views. As one of Europe’s top ski resorts, it offers great skiing from November to May, creating a winter wonderland for everyone, whether you’re a new skier or a seasoned pro.
The resort has a variety of slopes for all skill levels. Beginners can build their confidence on gentle slopes with free ski lifts, while intermediate skiers can enjoy exciting blue and red runs like Double M and Grattalu, known for their thrilling descents and gorgeous views. For the experts, Tignes is a dream for off-piste adventures, featuring challenges like the Vallon de la Sache and Glacier de la Grande Motte, which offer exhilarating terrain and spectacular scenery.
But Tignes isn’t just about skiing. It’s also known for its lively après-ski culture. From fun bars like Cocorico to the chill vibes of Lagon Spa, there’s something for everyone. The resort has a range of activities beyond the slopes, including ice diving, indoor climbing, and cultural events.
When it comes to places to stay, Tignes has options for all budgets, making sure every visitor feels comfortable. Those looking to treat themselves can enjoy luxurious hotels like Les Suites Maison Bouvier, which offer plush amenities and great service. Families and groups will find fantastic value at spots like Club Med Tignes and Village Montana, which are close to the slopes and have family-friendly facilities. Budget travellers can opt for affordable apartments and hostels like UCPA Tignes without skimping on location.
Dining in Tignes is an adventure on its own. Enjoy hearty alpine dishes at mountain restaurants like La Folie Douce and Le Panoramic, or check out the tasty options in town at places like L’Armailly and La Ferme des Trois Capucines. For a quick bite, there are plenty of cafés around. Getting to Tignes is easy, too, with several transport options, such as flying into nearby airports like Geneva, taking the train to Bourg-Saint-Maurice, or hopping on direct buses from major cities.
