Val d’Isère; an enchanting commune in France located in the Savoy Alps is among Europe’s highest ski villages, with an altitude of 6069 feet (1850 meters).

A village ensconced amidst the mountain tops on the border of the Vanoise National Park, lush green scenery and easily accessible slopes make it the most sought-after locale in the area.

Val d’Isère is a buzzing retreat for sports enthusiasts with events for the family and professional hikers, skiers, runners and cyclists hosted year-round.

Events and festivals include a Ski World Cup, Adventure Film Festival, Classicaval, High Trail Vanoise and the traditional summer fête on the 23rd of July for all of the family to discover the origins of the many French communes in the Alps.

The traditional chalets, apartments and hotels in the high-altitude resort are a key feature: standouts are the Avancher Hotel and Victoria Lodge Hotel.

A host of alpine activities such as road biking up the Iseran mountain pass, mountain hiking, and running and walking tours are all available at the resort, plus traditional fetes, exciting sporting events and interactive exhibitions.

For avid skiers, the slopes of Val d’Isere are divided into three main sectors, the Bellevarde mountain area being Val D’Isere’s most famous downhill course.

Some of the off-piste areas are most suited for adventurous intermediates looking to master the demands of skiing beyond resort boundaries.

For some fun for the kids, buried deep in the Etroits forest lies the Village Perdu, an outdoor playground and relaxation area located at an altitude of 2,000m. Hikers can climb through the trees on hanging walkways leading from tree house to tree house, right up to the crow’s nest at the top.

A haven for holidaymakers, Val d’Isère is the ideal destination to explore the local traditions of dancing, singing, sports, and events with the magical backdrop of the Alps.

Discover the magical commune now and be the first to visit for its inaugural opening on June 11th.

Proof of COVID-19 vaccination, recovery or negative test is required before departure.

For more information, visit valdisere.com/healthcare-protocol