A ski day between Les Arcs and Sainte Foy

From Paradiski to Ste Foy Tarentaise in all-inclusive formula

 

Just for the pleasure of discovering the Tarentaise Valley. Starting from Paradiski, you ski all the way down to Villaroger and cross the other side of the valley at Ste Foy Tarentaise. You ski Ste Foy runs the rest of the day with an amazing view on Mont Pourri and Aiguille Rouge... Ste Foy will also be a very special taste of Tarentaise authenticity, skiing down nice runs between trees. You will not forget Ste Foy !

The + Tarentaise Tours

You just want to enjoy a full day of skiing, and avoid to have to wait for buying your skipass: select the option “Skipass one day - Les Arcs-Peisey Vallandry” at the end of the booking and live the best with Tarentaise Tours (in case you already own a 6 days skipass or seasonal skipass in this skiresort, the skipass 1 day isn’t obligatory)

Program

You will put your skis on in Les Arcs or Peisey-Vallandry to enjoy the first runs of the day. Then you will ski down all the way from top of the Aiguille Rouge to Villaroger where a shuttle will wait for you. Couples minutes after, you reach Ste Foy Tarentaise on the sunny side where you will ski the rest of the day. After great turns from the top of the resort it will be time for a lunch break with a great panorama on Vanoise massif. You will go back to Les Arcs by skiing too.

Discovery formula :

Discovery of the big ski areas by using the slopes, and a few intrusions on the edge of the slopes. Required level: habituated to the red slopes.

Included

- Skipass one day - Sainte Foy Tarentaise
- supervivion by a certified professional (ski instructor or mountain guide)
- lunch
- "Impact Multisport" insurance covering off-piste skiing (offered)
Options:
- Skipass one day - Les Arcs-Peisey Vallandry
Price does not include:
- drinks or lunch supplements
- personal expenses

Program subject to modifications

The program is given as a guide. It can be modified at any moment by the certified professional supervising the group according to the weather and snow conditions. These modifications could occur on his own judgment.