France Ski Holidays

There’s a magic in the majesty of the mountains, the crisp Alpine air, and the crunch of snow under your feet, that makes you feel more alive.

Perhaps that’s why for generations France has been a favourite destination for British holidaymakers charmed by its combination of culture and cuisine, Alpine snow sports and awesome après-ski. Blend these inspirational ingredients together and you’re ready for a captivating holiday with a certain je ne sais quoi.

Whether you travel by train, plane or car, Erna Low has the passion and professional expertise to create the perfect customised French ski package holiday for you and your family – including flights, transfers, Accommodation and even ski passes, equipment and lessons.

If skiing across pristine powder with a beautiful Alpine backdrop during the day and social soirees spent with friends and family sounds sublime, we can help you hit the slopes to have the time of your life.

We’ve been organising French Alps ski holidays for eight decades, so it’s no wonder we’re best equipped to ensure you embrace every opportunity that this wonderful part of the world offers.

Ready for the best ski resort packages tailor-made for your total satisfaction? Let’s go!

Best Ski Resorts in France

Most Famous Resorts in France

French ski resorts are famous for a reason... think of the sky-high slopes of Val Thorens, the glitz and glamour of Courchevel, or Tignes with its unbeatable terrain. These resorts might just have it all— from big mountain energy and legendary après-ski to the kind of views that make you stop mid-run just to take it all in.

Most Family Friendly Resorts in France

France does family ski trips properly, with resorts that make things super easy for parents and nothing short of magical for kids. Places like Les Gets, La Plagne, and Avoriaz have gentle slopes, brilliant ski schools, and plenty to keep little ones entertained off the snow too. Stress-free skiing? It’s all part of the package.

Highest resorts in France

When it comes to snow-sure skiing, higher is better—and France has some of the best. Resorts like Val Thorens, Tignes, and Les Deux Alpes sit at serious altitudes, meaning longer seasons, reliable powder, and breathtaking views. If you want to ski above the clouds, this is where you do it.

Ski Areas in France

France is home to some of the best ski areas in the world, offering you everything from high-altitude, snow-sure terrain to charming, family-friendly resorts. Whether you're after endless pistes in the Three Valleys or the legendary off-piste of Chamonix, skiing in France is all about variety, world-class slopes, and unbeatable après-ski.

The Three Valleys is the largest interconnected ski area on the planet, boasting a whopping 600km of pistes across resorts like Courchevel, Méribel, and Val Thorens. It’s really is paradise for skiers who love cruising between resorts without taking their skis off. Over in the Paradiski area, Les Arcs and La Plagne offer 425km of diverse slopes, linked by the impressive Vanoise Express cable car. And if you want a mix of high-altitude skiing and spectacular scenery, the Espace Killy—home to Val d'Isère and Tignes—serves up glacier skiing, iconic runs, and of course a vibrant atmosphere.

If snow reliability is at the top of your list, then Val Thorens is a no-brainer. Sitting at 2,300m, it's the highest resort in Europe, ensuring fantastic conditions from November to May. If you're looking for a family-friendly spot with great value then resorts like Les Gets and La Rosière offer gentle terrain, quieter slopes, and a relaxed vibe, perfect for those little ones or anyone after a more laid-back ski holiday.

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Seasonal Ski Conditions in France

French ski resorts are well known for their excellent snow conditions, high-altitude areas and extensive snowmaking (ensuring great coverage all season long). The best time to ski in France runs from December to April, with prime snowfall in January and February. The Three Valleys, Tignes – Val d'Isère, and Paradiski areas all feature high peaks and glacier skiing, making them some of the most reliable spots in Europe.

Val Thorens, Tignes, and Les Deux Alpes all offer snow-sure conditions thanks to their lofty heights and glacier access, meaning even late-season skiing is a dream. Many French resorts also invest heavily in snowmaking, with cutting-edge technology covering large portions of the pistes to guarantee fantastic skiing even in milder winters. And, of course, France’s Alpine weather serves up plenty of bluebird days, making for some of the most picturesque skiing in the world (yes please!).

French Aprés Ski

Après-ski in France is an experience in itself, just picture- wild slope-side parties to sophisticated wine bars with crackling fires. If you're after legendary après, Val Thorens and Méribel deliver with buzzing bars like La Folie Douce and Le Rond Point—expect DJs, dancing on tables, and an atmosphere that feels like a festival on the snow. Over in Chamonix and Val d’Isère, you'll find a mix of chic cocktail bars and lively pubs with live music and friendly international crowds.

For a more chilled vibe, head over to Megève or Morzine, where après is all about long lunches, trying out local wines, and cosy chalets with panoramic mountain views. Fancy an afternoon treat? Swap the usual beer for some mulled wine or a fully loaded hot chocolate. Whether you're celebrating a perfect ski day with a glass of champagne or letting loose with fellow skiers, après-ski in France is the perfect way to round off the day. From epic ski areas to vibrant après-ski and snow-sure slopes, a ski holiday in France truly has it all.

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