Luxury Family Skiing Holidays in France

Family skiing holidays create life long memories for children and grown-ups. The combination of fresh air and the exhilaration of skiing down the slopes in the day with the cosiness of playing board games as a family next to the fireplace in the evening is no doubt a winning one!

France has the largest ski domain in the world, which is wonderful but can make it difficult to choose which one is most suitable for your family skiiing holiday.

At Frangipani Holidays we take the stress out of booking a family ski trip. Just give us a call and we can recommend the best resorts for you and your family in the French Alps and give you a quote for flights, private transfers and hotels and any extras that will make your life easier.

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Depending on your preferences, you may want a ski resort with a quick transfer, like Megeve or Morzine for example. Megeve offers an incredible range of luxury hotels and fine dining and of course breath-taking views of Mont Blanc. 

Or perhaps if you are looking to go skiing later in the season, you will be looking for a high altitude ski resort like Val Thorens, Europe’s highest ski resort. If you hate the idea of carrying skis, this is the place for you with so many ski-in / ski-out hotels.

If apres-ski activities are high up on your list, Courchevel is a great option for families with its beautiful village feel and chic restaurants and boutiques.

If snowboarding is your thing, or if you would like to try your hand at snowboarding, Les Arcs is the perfect resort, les Arcs 1800 is particularly good for families and beginners.

Most ski resorts in France have ski schools for children and adults in the heart of the village. ESF and ESI offer English speaking skiing or snowboarding lessons for the whole family, and even a kids club for little ones who don’t ski or to extend childcare after their skiing lessons.

Get a quote for your luxury family skiing holiday in France here.

Frangipani's top tip

Cheese in a the key ingredient of Savoyard cuisine – you must try a raclette, where everyone gets their own little pan to melt their cheese in the centre of the table and pour over potatoes and charcuterie.