Top Things to do in Flaine
Top 10 Things to do in Flaine, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes
Discover the best top things to do in Flaine, France including Patinoire de Flaine, Dje Snowboard, Spa Deep Nature - Les terrasses d'Helios, Grand Massif Aventure, ESF Flaine, Le White Pub, Domaine skiable FLAINE, Bowling, ProSki, Office de Tourisme de Flaine.
Restaurants in Flaine
1. Patinoire de Flaine
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. Dje Snowboard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Hi everybody, I’m a snowboard instructor I propose 3 groups snowboard lesson: 8 people maximum per group: beginner, intermediate and expert. The price from Sunday to Friday 2,5 hours per day. 180€ For the week and per person. Djé
Reviewed By rasa123456 - London, United Kingdom
A great instructor that is very patient, keeps the lessons fun, diverse and very informative. You can see he truly enjoys what he does and is happy share his knowledge. Would strongly recommend taking his lessons for everyone who wants to learn snowboarding or improve their skills. He adapts the lessons to your pace and can teach technique as well as tricks. I really liked the lessons, great quality for money and would definitely book them again.
3. Spa Deep Nature - Les terrasses d'Helios
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
With its outside heated pool with views over the mountains, you will certainly enjoy all the benefits of the fresh air... Why not extend the experience inside at the Deep Nature spa with its sauna, hammam, sensory showers and herbal tea lounge, along with the fitness room to keep in shape during your holidays in summer or winter.
4. Grand Massif Aventure
5. ESF Flaine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
Founded over 50 years ago, ESF de Flaine is located in the heart of the Grand Massif ski area. Driven by a boundless passion, our instructors are committed to making you discover the wonders of our mountains, combining safety, sport and pleasure. Our mission is to offer you personalized support, to make your stay unique and unforgettable!
Reviewed By DutchSkier
our 10yo daughter enjoyed the skiing lessons from ESF at Flaine Foret, the teacher was really kind and also spoke a little Dutch, so easy to understand. the lessons were interesting and varied. She liked the option to alternate the starting time between days, so not having to get up early each monring, or having the afernoon 'off
6. Le White Pub
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By JeremyK483 - Minehead, United Kingdom
Loved our visit to La White Pub.. widely hyped as the best bar in Flaine.. I won’t dispute that.. but there aren’t many other pubs!! Over the coarse of our 5 day stay we visited a few times and all good The Pizzas going around looked awesome so that was our plan.. so we ask for the menu.. only to be passed a standard bar menu (burgers etc..) with no pizzas on the menu we delv a little deeper!!..... apparently we need to ‘ask for the’ ‘Pizza Menu’!! Upon getting this we establish the pizzas arrive from ‘Pinocchios Pizzas’ (next door).. however (and wherever ) they arrived they were truly excellent!! definitely worth a revisit!! Visit and enjoy!
7. Domaine skiable FLAINE
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 233 reviews
Reviewed By M5515APangelob - Headingley, United Kingdom
Unlike many other French multiresort ski areas it is very easy to get between all 5 villages and they all have quite different feels and types of slope so there’s a good variety. Not a lot of black runs and those there are look either terrifying or too filled with moguls for my 47 year old knees. But lots of really enjoyable blue and red runs with great views. Unfortunately this year there wasn’t enough snow low down for the 14km Cascades blue run to Sixt to be open (we enjoyed it last year) and the snow at the bottom in Morillon was very thin, which was a shame as the runs down to it are nice, including a fun family safari on a green through the forest.
8. Bowling
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By Highlander188 - Muscat, Oman
Really good bowling alley complete with bar and a small gaming area (pool, darts, a few ageing arcade machines). We’ve been going here for three years so far. It is not, as other commenters have suggested, the cheapest bowling game you will have encountered - but like everything else at the top of the Alps, there is a premium. We had a bowling game for me, wife and three children, plus 2 plates of fries, 2 pizza bruschettas, 4 Coronas, fruit juices for the children and the total was over 100 Euro. By way of comparison I spent that the night before on a one course meal for us at a nearby restaurant. The children immediately forgot the restaurant meal. It’s like it never happened. Bowling? They talk about it as one of their favourite activities in Flaine. Once we’ve finished the game then I changed some Euro notes at the bar for some coins to play on the arcades - another key focus of excitement for the children. The manager is exceptionally accommodating and so are the staff. Note the timings are displayed outside but expect it to open from 5pm during the ski season. If you’ve young children like us, I’d recommend getting there early - just after they’ve opened at 5pm, as you are likely to find it relatively empty. But it does fill up really quickly especially on key vacation weeks. Once or twice we’ve left it late and found all lanes full at 530pm! For adults and teens, I understand they’re open until 2am.
9. ProSki
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
10. Office de Tourisme de Flaine
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
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