
La Cucùcina Restaurant
Located at the top of the Daille bubble, within the celebrated La Folie Douce hotspot, enjoy gourmet Italian cuisine prepared by a renowned chef and his Italian team.
© Refuge Porte de Plan du Lac
Situated deep in the Vanoise National Park, this refuge is open all year round
A great location for hikers during the summer months and those more adventurous hikers and mountaineers in the winter.
Open all year round they can supply toilet facilities, showers, a covered picnic area and waste management.
The refuge sleeps 42 people in seven bedrooms that sleep four in each, a dorm for six and another for eight. blankets and pillows are provided, but for hygiene reasons you must bring or rent your own sheet or sleeping bag liner.
The refuge is unguarded. There are 20 beds available with duvets and pillows, a kitchen with gas and utensils, a wood stove and wood. You pay for your stay upon your return via the payment platform.
The refuge serves local dishes made from traditional regional produce and picnic lunches can be provided on request.
Whilst bivouacking in the Vanoise National Park isn't allowed you may pitch your tent on the dedicated area by the refuge during the guard period - you will need to book and pay for this in advance as places are limited and regulated. Tent pitching is from 19:00 until 08:00 and you must be self-sufficient with your camping equipment. You will get access to the picnic room and toilets, plus you can take advantage of half-board facilities.
Access from the Bellecombe car park is an easy 30-minute walk, and a paid shuttle will drop you off right outside our door if needed.
Located at the top of the Daille bubble, within the celebrated La Folie Douce hotspot, enjoy gourmet Italian cuisine prepared by a renowned chef and his Italian team.
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La Petite Cuisine is La Folie Douce's gourmet-quality, canteen-style restaurant. They serve a perfect mix of high-class local cuisine in a friendly, family atmosphere.
Located on the Verte piste, on the way down to the La Daille area of Val d'Isère, this restaurant is accessible for everyone with an Espace Killy pass, including those who are staying in Tignes, and for everyone with a Val d'Isère pass.
Situated at the top of the Face of Bellevarde and the Ski World Cup and Olympic Games slopes, Le Bellevarde restaurants offer you an amazing view of the Grand Paradis massifs to the Mont Blanc.
In the Fornet ski area, situated at the arrival of the cable car, welcome to this colourful, convivial and atmospheric mountain restaurant.
The Vanoise National Park is one of the highlights of the Tarentaise region.
This lift pass office can be found at the base of the Grande Motte pistes at the funicular building.
Right in the centre of Tignes Val Claret, situated within the tourist information office and beside the Bureau des Guides, you will find the STGM lift pass office where you can buy ski passes.
At the right hand side of the Maison de Tignes in the heart of Tignes Le Lac is this lift pass office.
This lift pass office can be found just off Route de Lavachet in Tignes Le Lac/Le Lavachet, next to the ESF office.
Right at the bottom of the Chardonns and Mrytilles pistes at the Sache bubble station in Tigne les Brevieres you will find the lift pass office.
Tignes Val Claret is a lively and convenient base for your ski holiday, offering easy access to the Grande Motte glacier and the wider Tignes ski area. With plenty of shops, bars and restaurants, you can enjoy après-ski without venturing far. The village’s mix of self-catered apartments, chalets and hotels caters to different budgets and group sizes, making it ideal whether you’re travelling with friends, family or just looking for a central spot to explore the slopes.
Tignes Le Lac sits just next to the beautiful big Tignes lake. It's made up of an array of high rise apartment blocks and hotels with a few traditional chalets dotted around.
Tignes Le Lavachet offers a relaxed and local atmosphere while still keeping you close to the slopes. Its quieter streets and lakeside setting make it perfect for a peaceful holiday. You can enjoy a mix of dining options and easy access to the wider Tignes area thanks to the night bus service. This makes it a great choice for both winter and summer stays.
ignes 1800 combines a relaxed village feel with modern facilities and easy access to the slopes. Set just above the dam, it offers good value accommodation, family-friendly appeal and a quieter atmosphere than the busier parts of the resort. It’s a great choice if you want to enjoy everything Tignes has to offer while staying somewhere calm and scenic.
Tignes Les Brévières offers a slower pace of life with a warm and welcoming atmosphere that feels a world away from the busier villages higher up. It’s the kind of place where you can truly unwind, enjoy good food and take in the mountain scenery. If you value charm and tranquillity over nightlife, this is the perfect corner of Tignes for your holiday.
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