Val d' Isere Top 10
1. Apres ski at the Folie Douce
If you like a spot of après ski then the Folie Douce is not to be missed. The live bands play on the terrace from 3pm, people dance on the tables or afternoon and a party atmosphere is lively to say the least.
2. Ski the trees in Le Fornet
Le Fornet has some of the best off-piste skiing in Val d'Isere, especially in the trees. Top this off with a lunch at the Signal or Edelweiss and you will have experienced Val d'Isere at its finest.
3. Take the 'Up and Over'
This chairlift, official name Le Lessiers, connects the Le Fornet to Le Solaise ski area. It not your ordinary chairlift, more like a fairground ride! It takes you to the top of the peak and steeply down the other side making your tummy flip.
4. Dick's Tea Bar
A night out at the legendary Dick's Tea Bar is a must. DJ nights are normally the best, but no matter what night you go you'll be sure to feel it the next morning!
5. First run of the day
Make sure you get first lifts to experience some of Val d'Isere's finest piste skiing. OK and Orange pistes from the top of the Bellevarde all the way down to La Daille are not be missed first thing.
6. Fondue/Raclette at Le Clochetons
If your ski holiday isn't complete without a cheese fix, then you can certainly get that here! This large and lively Savoyard restaurant is in the old town and you can really enjoy the local cuisine.
7. Coffee and pastries at the Chevollet
Perfectly located on the main strip, watch as the world goes by whilst feasting on scrummy coffees, cakes and other homemade delights.
8. Ski Le Face
Run the gauntlet of Val d'Isere's notorious black run, Le Face, back down to the village at the end of the day.
9. Parapente Off the Solaise
Get the best of the Val d'Isere from the air by tandem parapente - an exhilarating way to end the day.
10. The Perdrix Blanche
A lively and very popular restaurant with families and friend alike. It caters for all tastes serving great food, from pizzas and fondues to sushi and lobster!
