Annapurna A104 Apartment

In the heart of the French Alps, in the village of Les Gets, experience a night walk in an enchanted forest like no other. Set off along the path of a travelling music-maker and his hot-air balloon, and follow his incredible journey beyond the mountains.

Located on the main high street in Les Gets is this small ten-pin bowling alley & bar. Perfect on bad weather days or just a good place to go with a group and get competitive!

Enjoy a ride on this rail mounted toboggan tack

The Les Gets golf course is a full 18 hole course with views of the surrounding mountains including Mont Blanc. The course is open during the summer months and has a club house and pro shop.

This outdoor ice rink in the heart of Les Gets is open throughout the winter season, depending on the weather.

A large, floating, inflatable obstacle course with around 40 different modules to play on, including a human catapult, rock climbing, trampolines, a giant slide and monkey cage to name a few.

Stop by for a quick snack to eat in or take-away, or settle in to enjoy a glass or bottle of quality wine to wash down your meal. Either way, you'll appreciate this unique Argentinian cuisine brought to the mountains.

After you have worked up an appetite on the mountain, why not head to this great restaurant which offers regional and local specialities and modern french cuisine which can be washed down with a delicious glass of wine from their extensive list.

Open throughout the winter season, this restaurant, located in the heart of the Les Gets ski area offers you a warm welcome. There's a sunny terrace with stunning views, fantastic food, good wine and infamous BBQ buffets.

Home Burgers in Les Gets serves up a wide range of homemade gourmet burgers, bruschettas and sandwiches right at the foot of the pistes. Choose from steak, chicken, pulled pork, fish or vegetarian options, with the chance to double the size. Perfect for a hearty meal whether you’re dining in or taking away.

Serving traditional Savoyard dishes, this is a popular lunch and dinner spot for locals and tourists alike.

Le Belvédère at the top of Mont Chéry tele-cabine offers traditional Savoyard dishes alongside a speciality Belvéd’ burger served between crispy potato rostis with mushroom sauce. The south-facing terrace boasts stunning Mont Blanc views. It’s a perfect spot to relax after skiing or for a sunny lunch.

L'ApréSki enjoys a prime location in Les Gets, right at the bottom of the Chavannes piste on the Front de Neige. Part of the Hotel Bellevue, the bar has become the place to head to for slope-side aprés ski and a bite to eat in Les Gets.

Located on the main high street in Les Gets is this small ten-pin bowling alley & bar. Perfect on bad weather days or just a good place to go with a group and get competitive!

Relax after a day on the slopes in one of the comfortable armchairs and bask in the warm glow of the fireplace.

A lively and fun bar in central Les Gets with a great range of local beers.

This bar is part of a hotel and is ideally located in the heart of Les Gets with ski to door access! It is the perfect place to stop off after an active day on the mountain for a well deserved drink.

This is a tapas bar with a great après-ski vibe situated in the La Marmotte - La Tapiaz Hotel and Spa.

Explore the mechanical music museum where you will learn about the history and development of mechanical musical instruments through the ages.

In the heart of the French Alps, in the village of Les Gets, experience a night walk in an enchanted forest like no other. Set off along the path of a travelling music-maker and his hot-air balloon, and follow his incredible journey beyond the mountains.

The Pointe de Nyon area is dedicated to hiking trails and discovering the fauna that lives in the mountains.

A great walk through a beech forest and dramatic limestone gorges carved by the Dranse de Morzine. Expect vibrant rock colours, safe cliffside paths and even a daring glass walkway you can try.

Visit the local fish farm to discover how arctic char and trout are raised in alpine waters. Join a tour, try your hand at fishing or pick up fresh fish to take home.

Discover and explore the slate mines of Morzine.

The Les Gets golf course is a full 18 hole course with views of the surrounding mountains including Mont Blanc. The course is open during the summer months and has a club house and pro shop.

The Morzine Avoriaz golf course is based around the Procolou piste just under Avoriaz town.

This lift pass office is located at the Telecabine Mont Chery at the bottom of the pistes in Les Gets.

On the Front des Neiges at the Telecabine Chavannes, you will find a lift pass office where you can purchase lift passes.

On the pistes at the Teleski de la Turche you can grab your lift passes and lift information.

Located in the Les Perrieres area of Les Gets you can pick up your ski passes at the bottom of the Perrieres express.

Located in the centre of Morzine at the bottom of the slopes by the Telepherique du Pleney, is the Morzine lift pass office.

There is a small ticket office on the side of the Tourist Office in the centre of Morzine.

Les Gets combines traditional Savoyard charm with the convenience of ski-in ski-out access. Sitting on the edge of the vast Portes du Soleil, it’s a friendly base with two local ski areas and easy links into the wider region.

Morzine blends traditional French village charm with all the excitement of a modern ski resort. Sitting in the middle of the vast Portes du Soleil, it’s the perfect base for exploring twelve linked resorts across France and Switzerland.

Montriond offers a peaceful setting just minutes from Morzine, with parts of the village as close to the lifts as its busier neighbour. On the Ardent bus route and surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery, it’s a charming spot for a relaxing ski holiday with easy access to the Portes du Soleil.

St Jean d'Aulps is a quiet town that lies further down the valley below Morzine on the way to Thonon and Lac Léman (Lake Geneva).

Avoriaz is a modern, purpose-built resort with wood-clad buildings that blend into the surrounding peaks. The village is entirely pedestrianised, so you’ll get around on foot, skis or by horse-drawn sleigh. Wherever you stay, you’re only a short glide from the lifts, restaurants and shops.

The picturesque village of Les Lindarets or the "Goat Village” as it’s more fondly known, is a worth a visit in summer and winter.