A ski holiday in France offers some of the most breathtaking alpine landscapes, world-class skiing, and lively après-ski scenes in Europe. Whether you're a seasoned skier looking for challenging black runs or a beginner eager to find your footing on gentle slopes, France has something for everyone. With high-altitude resorts, modern lift systems, and an unbeatable variety of accommodation options, it's no surprise that France remains one of the most popular ski destinations in the world.
France is home to some of the best ski resorts in the world, offering a mix of high-altitude slopes, snow-sure conditions, and breathtaking mountain views. Val Thorens is the highest ski resort in Europe, known for its long season and incredible access to the Three Valleys ski area. Les Arcs is a favourite among intermediate and advanced skiers, with excellent off-piste opportunities and modern lift connections. La Plagne is ideal for families and mixed-ability groups, offering a wide range of slopes and a fun après-ski atmosphere. Méribel Valley sits in the heart of the Three Valleys and is a great choice for those who love skiing and socialising in a stunning alpine setting.
We offer a selection of self-catered apartments and hotels, giving you the flexibility to enjoy your ski holiday on your own terms. Whether you're looking for a cosy apartment with mountain views or a modern hotel close to the slopes, we have options to suit all budgets and group sizes. With well-equipped kitchens, spacious living areas, and easy access to the lifts, our accommodations provide the perfect base for your ski adventure.
Start planning your ski holiday from Ireland to France today. With incredible skiing, stunning resorts, and the freedom of self-catered accommodation, there’s no better time to hit the slopes. Get in touch to find out more and secure your perfect ski package this winter!
The currency in France is the Euro (€), and while cards are widely accepted, it’s useful to carry some cash for smaller shops, cafés, and local services.
French ski resorts offer delicious mountain cuisine, including tartiflette, raclette, fondue, and fresh pastries and baguettes for self-catering.
Après-ski favourites include vin chaud (mulled wine), local Savoie wines, French beers, and génépi, a traditional Alpine liqueur.
The official language is French, but English is widely spoken in ski resorts, especially in hotels, restaurants, and ski schools.