Adventure & Skiing Tours

Luxury Ski and Adventure Tours in the French Alps

Private chalets, expert local guides and days on the mountain planned around your group. Browse the tours below, or ask your travel designer to build an Alpine trip from scratch

Adventure & Skiing Tours Experience

Choose Your Private Alpine Experience

Why Plan Your Ski Trip With France Luxury Tour

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A Trip Built Around Your Group

Experts and first-timers, early starts and long lunches, skiers and non-skiers. We ask who is coming and how each of them likes to spend a day in the mountains, then plan the resort, the lodging and the schedule to suit everyone.

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Local Experts on Every Slope

Our instructors, mountain guides and concierges know their valleys well. They choose the right runs for the conditions, keep you safe off the beaten track, and know where to find the best table for lunch on the mountain.

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Respect for the Mountains

Guided by our Positive Impact Principles, we favour rail and shared transfers where they work, locally run chalets and guides, and activities that protect the fragile Alpine landscapes you came to enjoy.

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What Our Guests Say About Their Time in France

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"Our trip to France was everything we dreamed of and more. The attention to detail and personalized service were impeccable. We felt like we had a true insider's look at Paris and the Loire Valley."

J. & C.

Texas

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"The private wine tasting in Bordeaux was the highlight of our tour. Our guide was incredibly knowledgeable and passionate, and the access we were given to the château was truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience."

A. Miller

Georgia

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What does a luxury ski tour in the Alps include?

    Each trip is private and built around your group. It typically includes a chalet or hotel chosen for your style, lift passes and equipment ready on arrival, private instructors or guides, and transfers door to door. Your travel designer handles every booking, so you only need to decide how hard to ski each day.

  • Which resorts do you recommend for a first visit?

    It depends on your group. Courchevel and Méribel suit guests who want polished service and long cruising runs, Chamonix is ideal for strong skiers and mountaineering, and Megève offers village charm with gentler slopes. Tell us everyone's level and preferences, and we will suggest the resort that fits you best.


  • Can you arrange private instructors and mountain guides?

    Yes. We book private instructors for beginners, children and anyone who wants to improve, and qualified mountain guides for off-piste or backcountry days. Sessions are scheduled before you arrive, so there is no queuing at the ski school desk. Your instructor meets you at the chalet or the lift each morning.


  • When is the best season for skiing in the French Alps?

    The main ski season usually runs from mid-December to mid-April, with the higher resorts holding snow longest. January and March often combine good conditions with fewer crowds. Christmas and the February school holidays are the busiest weeks, so book early if you need those dates for your group.


  • Will the less active members of our group enjoy it?

    Absolutely. Mountain resorts offer far more than the slopes: spa afternoons, snowshoe walks, scenic cable car rides, fine dining and village shopping. We plan a parallel programme for anyone who prefers a slower day, then bring the group back together for lunch on the mountain or dinner in the evening.


  • How do we travel from Paris or Geneva to the mountains?

    Most guests fly into Geneva, which is the closest international airport to many northern French resorts, or take the train from Paris. We arrange a private transfer from the airport or station straight to your chalet door, with luggage handled, so the journey is as comfortable as the stay.

  • Do you offer adventure tours outside the ski season?

    Yes. From June to September the Alps are ideal for hiking, mountain biking, paragliding, lake swimming and scenic cable car excursions. Your travel designer can pair active days with guided walks, spa time and long lunches, so the trip suits both energetic guests and those who simply want fresh mountain air.


  • Can you book a chalet with a private chef?

    Yes. We can arrange catered chalets with a private chef, housekeeping and a concierge who looks after the details, from breakfast before the lifts open to dinner by the fire. Tell us about any dietary needs in advance and every meal will be planned around them before you arrive.

  • Are these tours suitable for families with young children?

    Very much so. We choose resorts with gentle beginner areas and good ski schools, book private lessons at the right level for each child, and can arrange childcare so parents get time on the mountain too. Chalets are selected with family space in mind, close to the slopes where possible.


  • How do we start planning a private ski holiday?

    Send us your dates, group size and everyone's ski level, along with the kind of stay you have in mind. A travel designer will reply with resort ideas and a draft itinerary, then refine it with you until it feels right. You can reach us by email, phone or WhatsApp.