

All You Need To Know About Grand Massif and Its Club Med Resort
Perched on the Saix plateau, Grand Massif Samoëns Morillon overlooks the Giffre valley.
Take the family to the snowy peaks
During your vacation at our Club Med Resort, savor the delights of skiing and enjoy the benefits of the mountains. With friends, family or as a couple, there is something for everyone!
1 - Grand Massif


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Let yourself be surprised by one of France's most beautiful ski areas
Located halfway between Chamonix and Geneva, the Grand Massif ski area faces the Mont Blanc chain and offers breathtaking panoramic views over almost 40,000 hectares.
Le Flaine, Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns: these are the four Haute-Savoie ski stations that make up this exceptional area, one of the largest in the French Alps. Whatever your level, the Grand Massif offers a wide variety of slopes and excellent snow conditions throughout the winter season, so you can enjoy the thrill of skiing in all its forms.

Where to stay?
Skiing in the Grand Massif means having fun inside a domain of 265 km of runs, between 700 and 2,500 m altitude. From the Jardin des Neiges in Morillon to the Combe de Gers, no fewer than 148 runs and 67 lifts await beginners, intermediates and advanced skiers.
At the heart of the Grand Massif ski area, the Club Med Grand Massif Samoëns Morillon resort offers a "ski-in, ski-out" service to enjoy the pleasures of skiing to the fullest. Downhill skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing: with Club Med's all-inclusive ski package, enjoy the snow without counting.
During your stay at Club Med Grand Massif Samoëns Morillon, you and your children benefit from the expertise of our National Ski School instructors (lessons from 4 years old), Snowboard School instructors (lessons from 8 years old) and Hiking School instructors (lessons from 12 years old). At Teens Club, the kids can also take advantage of the Multi-Glisse formula (on selected dates), an opportunity to thrill on the slopes and ride the moguls. The G.O® and ESF instructors introduce the youngest skiers to the Learning to glide and the pleasures of the snow as part of the Petit Club Med®* program for 3 years old kids.

A jewel for the whole family
Just an hour's drive from the Swiss border and Annecy, Grand Massif Samoëns Morillon is the most accessible Resort from Geneva. Perched on the Plateau des Saix at an altitude of 1,600 m, it overlooks the Giffre valley and offers spectacular mountain views. Enjoy the panorama from the indoor swimming pool.
For family vacations, the resort provides excellent service and care at the Baby Club Med* (4/23 months), Petit Club Med* (2/3 years), Mini Club Med (4/10 years) and Teens Club (11/17 years). When it comes to gourmet delights, the Grand Massif Samoëns Morillon resort has plenty to surprise you:
- At the Skyline Gourmet Lounge restaurant, take your taste buds on a local journey in an intimate atmosphere, with panoramic mountain views.
- At Cozy Mountain, enjoy your meals in old, refurbished gondolas, facing the snow-covered peaks.
- At the Family Experience Restaurant, children can play Petit Chef and invite their parents to share dinner by composing their own menu.
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