Resort Info
Set at the foot of Europe’s highest mountain Mont Blanc with a stunning view of the Alps, Chamonix is one of the world’s most famous ski resorts and was host to the first ever Winter Olympics in 1924.
With 80 slopes covering over 155km, there are plenty of options to cater to every level. Beginners will have a large area to discover while the more experienced amongst you can challenge yourselves with tree skiing and sample the incredible off-piste opportunities the area has on offer.
The Chamonix Mont Blanc area also boasts 2 snowparks and the world’s longest run at over 22km, all set in some of the most stunning alpine settings in Europe.
If you want some time apart from your skis or snowboard, the resort offers plenty of other activities including ice hiking, snowmobiling and sleigh riding, as well as over 200 shops and a fitness centre and swimming pool.
Chamonix is equally well prepared for keeping you entertained during après ski and well into the night, with a huge selection of bars and restaurants, 4 nightclubs and an international casino within the resort. Whether you’re looking for new challenges on the slopes or a winter break full of exciting new experiences, Chamonix is guaranteed to fulfill all of your holiday needs.
By Car
Distance from Calais: 883km
Closest City: Sallanches
Directions:
If you are driving from the UK, visit our self drive advice page
By Air
Closest Airport: Geneva
Info:
Geneva is the closest airport, just one hour away from the resort. Chambery is 1.5 hours away. Lyon and Grenoble are 3 hours away
For information on flights and airport transfers please visit our transport pages
By Train
Closest Station: Chamonix Mont Blanc
Info:
For information on transfers from the train station to resort please visit our transport pages


