Top Things to do in Savoie
10 Things to do Good for Big Groups in Savoie That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Savoie, France including Prosneige, Ski Cool, Oxygene Ski School La Plagne, Oxygene Ski School Val d'Isere, Momentum Snowsports, Aiguille Rouge, Lac du Mont-Cenis, Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise, La Rosiere, St Martin de Belleville.
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1. Prosneige
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 982 reviews
Reviewed By NZtrip19
Had a great private lesson on 14th Jan. Am am an intermediate having done 5 weeks skiing. I learnt loads and my sking has significantly improved. I only wish I had had a lesson earlier. In other resorts I have had mixed experience with esf ski school. Would definitely recommend prosniege and private lessons.
2. Ski Cool
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 387 reviews
Discover the Val Thorens mountains with our team of qualified instructors. This is the guarantee of a successful experiment. With us you will discover all the secret places of the resort, take a two-seater paramotor tour to admire the highest resort in Europe, go off-piste with safety, reach the peaks in touring skiing or splitboarding, master the snowparks, go for a day out to mix ski-gastronomy on the best addresses of the 3 Valleys, or simply acquire the technical bases of skiing. Let's go!
Reviewed By yotams497 - Haifa, Israel
My friends and I took a week of snowboard lessons for beginners with the best instructor - Flu! He was professional, kind, patient, and taught us how to snowboard while having a lot of fun! The best instruction I could ask for ????
3. Oxygene Ski School La Plagne
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 551 reviews
We are Oxygene, a family-friendly, English-speaking ski & snowboard school and ski hire business in the French Alps. We are a friendly one-stop-shop for all of your family’s ski needs located in Belle Plagne and Plagne Centre.
Reviewed By Emilyeelco
I just spent a great week skiing in La Plagne where I had 5 days of group lessons with Daniel. He was an amazing instructor who helped me further develop my skiing abilities on many different slopes and under varied conditions and he knew the area very well. He is fun too! At the same time my kids were in classes with Nans and Manu and loved it too, so a super week all around, thank you Oxygen!
4. Oxygene Ski School Val d'Isere
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 484 reviews
Our ski school in Val d’Isère has been offering legendary customer service and fun, friendly lessons for over 20 years. From child or adult group ski and snowboard lessons taught in English, French (and other languages besides), to private instruction and coaching, adrenaline-sparked activities, off-piste guiding and the very best in equipment hire and rental; we have it all. Oxygène is the perfect way to get the most out of this legendary resort, boasting a huge ski landscape made up of wide and sweeping runs for all abilities and amazing off-piste, We’re proud to offer the best in winter sports in Val d’Isere since 1995.
Reviewed By ronakjsh - Royal Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom
Skiing experience: First time skier (23 years old). Lessons used: 6x3 hour group lessons in the morning (incl. additional 2 hours on the first day). Highlights: Alberto was an excellent ski instructor and helped me to progress from falling over on every green run to successfully completing red runs by the end of the week. He was very knowledge, patient and most importantly he was very fun to spend time with over the week. I thoroughly enjoyed my time skiing and I would definitely recommend going to the Oxygene Ski School if you are a first time skier and are looking for an fun, enjoyable environment whilst also improving your skiing ability.
5. Momentum Snowsports
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By 864bryceh
I had a couple of lessons with Keith after not skiing for 25 years. Love it...and Keith explained everything so well. Thank you so much.
6. Aiguille Rouge
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 495 reviews
Reviewed By eaalp
Impressive views . Challenging black run, enjoyed !!! Fantastic ski trip from 3200 mm till villaroger village 1200m.
7. Lac du Mont-Cenis
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By tezpil - Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Lovely lake high up in the mountains. Very natural surroundings, Lovely to ride through and spend time admiring the views.
8. Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 61 reviews
Few communes the size of Sainte Foy extend over such a vast area, or such a large difference in altitude. The commune covers over 11,000 hectares and spans a height difference of 2856m, from its lowest point at Viclaire at 890m to the summit of the Grande Sassière at 3746m. It is bounded to the South by the river Isère (apart from a small area on the other side of the river), and to the north for 20 or so kilometers by the Italian border. This can be easily crossed by the two mountain passes, the Col du Mont and the Col du Rocher Blanc. To the east and west it is bounded by the “nants” (mountain streams) of Moulins and La Balme (or Nant Cruet). Skieurs, boarders and telemarkers alike will revel in the powder just yards from the pistes or amongst the trees, which lasts for days thanks to its north-west facing slopes. Take a guide to explore one of the renowned off-piste routes to the deserted farming hamlet of Le Monal, or the infamous 1700 m vertical descent of the north face of Fogliettaz…
Reviewed By Walnut73 - Greater London, United Kingdom
Having just returned from Chalet Sapins Venture Ski , I cannot recommend this resort and accommodation enough. The staff ( Fiona and Freya ) went all out to make sure our large group (19) had everything we needed and that we were comfortable and relaxed. We were a group of adults and children inc teens and Sainte Foy is a small picturesque resort that suited us perfectly ( mixed abilities ) , The chalet has a great location offering beautiful views and an added luxury of a pool . hot tub and sauna , which was welcomed after a day skiing. Wonderful resort / chalet and wonderful Xmas break , thanks to Venture Ski.
9. La Rosiere
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 215 reviews
Reviewed By 401davidL401 - Canterbury, United Kingdom
La Rosiere is a ski resort in the Haute Tarentaise, it's located at 1850 metres on a south facing ridge with skiing down to 1176m from a maximum height of 2800m. I love skiing here and have skied here since 2000, IMO there's something for everyone. It's great for families, there are excellent kid's facilities, with a creche and dedicated children's learning areas. The resort is compact with lifts at the centre of the village and at the hamlet of Les Eucherts, virtually all of the pistes are south or southwest facing so it's great for skiing on sunny days, the ski area is linked with La Thuile in Italy to form the Espace San Bernado, all ski-able on a single lift pass. La Thuile is completely different with mostly north facing slopes and more tree cover. In all there is over 160kms of pistes and masses of off-piste, with one of the best snow records in France, regularly amongst the top five resorts for snow-cover. For me, the attraction of La Rosiere is that it's terrific value, lift passes are much better value that the mega resorts nearby, and it doesn't cost a fortune to eat and drink on the mountain. Above all it's the friendliness of the villagers, many of whom have become good friends, that keeps us returning year after year.
10. St Martin de Belleville
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 257 reviews
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