Ski holidays in Montgenèvre

It's no surprise that the majority of bars and restaurants across resort have Italian and French influence. There are more than a dozen restaurants in Montgenèvre, catering for all budgets. Le Capitaine is a great choice if you're fancying some Italian cuisine without travelling far and has a great pizza selection. La Ca del Sol serves up traditional French mountain meals such as fondue. La Table Blanche is the go to if you're fancying a gourmet dinner. There are plenty of options to choose from and of course there is the potential for many more if you ski over into Italy, where you can pit stop for a delicious lunch. 

Montgenèvre is on the quieter side, and you'll find a lot of the bars here offer a relaxed 'sit down and socialise' atmosphere. Le Jammy and Refuge are some firm favourites and attract the crowd straight from the slopes. However, if you are looking for a party after a long day of cruising the mountains, the resort does have a nightclub called Blue Night Disco which gets lively at the weekends. 

There are a variety of shops across resort including a range of supermarkets, souvenir shops, clothes shops and bakeries and delicatessens. If you fancy tasting some of the local specialities, we'd recommend the popular Boulangerie L Atelier bakery for some fresh bread or Le Chalet des Gourmandises for some sweet treats. If you're looking to treat yourself to some memorable winter gear, you'll find a selection of ski shops across resort that sell ski and snowboard equipment as well as fashionable clothes, for example Sport 2000 and Sunvalley. There are also traditional shops selling trinkets and souvenirs so you can take a piece of the resort back home with you. 

Many of our properties have spa facilities available but if you like to dedicate a whole day to pampering yourself, we'd recommend visiting the Durancia spa. This new balneotherapy space is in a sumptuous setting and has relaxation and wellness at the centre of its design. Some of the spa facilities include whirlpool beds, jacuzzis, a counter-current river, saunas and hammams as well as a range of beauty treatments and massages available from professionals. There is also an over 18s well-being area with some exclusive facilities like a salt mist cabin and outdoor Onsen pool heated to 36°C - simply perfect with the surrounding snow. Embark on the Durancia experience and treat yourself to the ultimate relaxation.

During the winter season, Montgenèvre comes alive with a unique blend of arts, culture, and festive events. The village's heritage is showcased through landmarks like the Fort du Janus and historic chapels such as Saint-Roch and Notre Dame des Sept Douleurs, which are beautifully accented by snow. The highlight of the season is Les Jeudis de la Lumière, a weekly celebration featuring lantern-lit descents, captivating light shows, and live DJ performances that illuminate the slopes. Cultural festivities extend to the Montgenèvre Jazz Festival, where visitors can enjoy live performances amid the snowy landscape. Traditional celebrations, like local markets and festive gatherings, bring warmth and vibrancy to the winter chill, making Montgenèvre not just a ski destination, but a cultural experience enriched with Alpine charm.

Flights to Turin from Gatwick, Birmingham, Manchester and Edinburgh.

For guests flying early morning, providing there are no delays, you will get to resort to take advantage of the free afternoon on your lift pass.

Transfers may be longer during bad weather conditions or French school holidays. It will stop as close as possible to your chosen accommodation, but in some cases there may be a couple of minutes' walk due to regulations on where coaches can stop.

Private transfers and self drive options are available.