£922.00
La Plagne is a playground for families or anyone else looking to build confidence. The 425km Paradiski area is known for having a huge variety of terrain, from tree-lined runs to open bowls. Once you’ve got the basics down, head up to Grande Rochette to ski linked blues back to Plagne Centre. Then when you’re ready, move onto the longer reds towards Champagny-en-Vanoise. If you really want to stretch your legs, get an area pass and take the double-decker cable car over to explore Les Arcs too.
The resort’s made up of several small villages. Plagne Centre was the first to open in 1961, while Plagne Soleil is the newest of the bunch. Belle Plagne and Plagne 1800 are the prettiest picks, or choose Plagne Villages to be smack-bang in the centre of the slopes. Families will love Plagne Aime 2000, which is where our Crystal Childcare is based. Wherever you end up though, they’ve all got a mix of accommodation, bars and restaurants, and easy-peasy access to the piste.
Eager for some off-slope thrills too? Go for gold as you zoom down the Olympic bobsleigh track, the only one in France, or take to the skies on a ziplining adventure. Or for something more laid-back, catch the lift up to the Bellecôte glacier to explore a grotto filled with sculptures carved from snow and ice.
Inside, the apartments are traditionally Savoyard in style, with wood cladding and pops of warm red and orange. You can prep simple meals in the kitchenette, or let someone else handle the cooking and upgrade to bed & breakfast or half board instead. Evenings are all about spending time with friends and family, chatting and playing board games with a mug of hot chocolate or glass of wine in hand.
If you’re itching to get out and see what the resort’s got going on, you can catch the free bus to Plagne Centre to boogie in a bar or tuck into French fare in a restaurant.
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