Located deep in the heart of the Arly Mont Blanc valley, Flumet is the perfect pitstop for any visitors following the Route Grandes Alpes. This well-preserved, fortified market town is also linked to the village of Saint Nicolas la Chapelle on which it relies for numerous services and activities available to visitors during their stay.
CHILDREN Suitable for all children aged 3 years and over, the ESF French Ski School offers an introduction to skiing as well as a snow kindergarten. The resort also offers a range of activities ideal for ensuring children of all ages are entertained on and off the slopes during their stay.
OTHER ACTIVITIES Skiers visiting Flumet will be spoilt for choice, as the resort forms part of both the Espace Diamant and the Espace Val d'Arly ski areas, each offering a wide range of varied pistes to suit skiers of all abilities and energy levels. Local area lift passes can be bought via the tourist office in advance or in-resort, and children under 6 years ski free of charge.
Cross country skiing : length of cross country track 2 Km Flumet offer off-piste enthusiasts 2.5km of cross-country ski slopes to explore, acees to which is free of charge.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION Flumet can be easily accessed by coach from Albertville train station (21km). For anyone in need for a more relaxed journey to the Alps this winter, Lagrange can arrange rail travel and accommodation packages, so why not contact our UK reservations team for more information? Flumet is a well-equipped resort, offering all necessary amenities including a doctors and pharmacy, banks and cash machines, a post office and laundrette, as well as a range of bars, resturants and local shops. All information provided here is intended for guidances purposes only and is not contractual. For more detailed and up to date information, please contact local tourist information services.
Otherwise known as "The Roof of Europe", Savoie is an area rich in natural treasures and historical points of interest.
The flora and fauna of Savoie is varied and exceptional.
From tiny paths to steep trails, discover the Alpine peaks, the Alpine gastronomy, small villages with colourful stories and most importantly, breathe in the fresh and revitalising mountain air.
For visitors who want to experienceSavoie beyond the ski slopes, there is a wide range of other exciting winter activities to choose from, such as dog-sledding and snowshoeing.
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