Peisey Vallandry Ski School

Our Ski and Snowboard Lessons cost from

* quoted prices are for 1 – 2 pupils in non-peak weeks. Additional pupils can be added for a fee and prices in peak weeks are higher. Prices from other ski schools may also vary.

There are several ways to reach Peisey-Vallandry. You can fly into Grenoble, Lyon, or Geneva, where transfer companies provide both private and shared services. If you prefer to drive, it’s approximately a 9-hour journey from Calais. Alternatively, Eurostar operates direct trains to the French Alps, connecting to Bourg-Saint-Maurice. If you’d like to hear more about the best ways to get to Peisey Vallandry check out our knowledge base.

Absolutely! Peisey-Vallandry offers an excellent environment for beginners, featuring a variety of slopes and modern lifts to aid your learning. You’ll find plenty of blue and green runs that are perfect for skill development and building confidence on the slopes. You can find these on the Peisey Vallandry Piste Map.

Peisey-Vallandry sits at an elevation of 1600m, making it part of the stunning Paradiski area. You’ll be skiing amidst a beautiful alpine landscape!

Peisey-Vallandry is a great spot for families! It has a friendly vibe, easy airport access, and tons of activities and dining options for everyone. You’ll have a fantastic time.

For children, the Wallabies to Arrows slopes require the Peisey-Vallandry Pass. Bombers may need to upgrade to the Les Arcs Pass, which your ski instructor will confirm during the week. Rockets to Pro-riders will need the Les Arcs Pass. For adults, Levels 1-3 can use the Peisey-Vallandry Pass and have the option to upgrade to the Les Arcs Pass. Level 4 and Off-Piste Courses require the Les Arcs Pass, with an upgrade option to the Paradiski Pass. We’ve got a guide to lift passes in Peisey Vallandry if you’d like more information.

Peisey and Vallandry are quite affordable compared to many ski resorts. You’ll find a wide range of options, from upscale restaurants and catered chalets to budget-friendly apartments and local eateries. There’s something to suit every budget, allowing you to enjoy a fantastic ski experience without overspending.

The resort opens in early December, so get ready for an exciting winter season! Be sure to check the seepeiseyvallandry website for the exact opening dates to plan your trip accordingly.

Yes, Vallandry is a dependable choice for snow conditions, with over 70% of its slopes located above 2000m and two glaciers. On average Peisey-Vallandry receives 302cm of snowfall annually, with most snowfall occurring in January (87cm) and February having the deepest snow base (93cm).

Geneva is the nearest international airport to Peisey-Vallandry, making your journey to the slopes convenient and straightforward. Enjoy your trip!