
1. Immaculate snow and eternal glaciers
What if you were to take to the heights and put down your suitcases in a cocoon in the high mountains? Your panoramic terrace, perched at over 2000 m, offers breathtaking views. The slopes in front of you are covered in a thick coat of white and are a delight for skiers.
Welcome to Europe's highest resort. The resort of Val Thorens Sensation is a contemporary refuge nestled in a white circus in the heart of the 3 Valleys, the largest ski area on the planet. Climb above a sea of clouds and gaze at Mont Blanc and some of the world's most famous Alpine glaciers. Then, accompanied by an ESF instructor, take a ski lesson (from age 12) along the Cime de Caron, at 3200 m altitude.
In Tignes, climb to the summit of the Grande Motte glacier, at 3,000m, watch the sun set over the Massif de la Vanoise, then take a break in front of the Aiguille Percée and glide down to the Chardonnet lakes.