Are you planning a holiday or short break of 2 to 14 consecutive days? Are you a keen skier or a pro at short days out? Choose your package!
You're going to love the 5-day packages and more, for their attractive prices. A 6-day package costs 5, a 7-day package costs 6, and so on. Everything you need to keep your family and friends entertained!
The family pass has had a face-lift! Now more flexible, it allows families to enjoy incredible prices. This is great news for grandparents and parents, whether on their own or as a twosome!
Adults pay children’s prices
Suitable for all families: 1 or 2 parents & grandparents
1 day FREE OF CHARGE (for every 5 consecutive days purchased), so 6 days for the price of 5
Take the time to choose your package carefully.
After 6 days, the price of the daily income package will be more attractive! It's worth thinking ahead and comparing. What's more, if you ski for more than 9 days during the season, you may be interested in some of the Season passes (Les 3 Vallées Liberté or Skiflex, for example).
Are you a family, a group of friends or a solo skier? There's bound to be the pass that's right for you, depending on the age of the skiers and the composition of the group: the Family Flex pass for families (from 3 people upwards, for skiing at the price of the little ones!), the Solo pass with preferential rates depending on the age of the skier and the duration chosen...
So you can enjoy the 600km of pistes and over 15 fun zones that make up the 3 Vallées while saving money! What's more, most of the accommodation in Les Menuires and Saint-Martin-de-Belleville is ski-in/ski-out, so you'll have quick access to this endless playground that's great fun for the whole family and for all the winter sports fans...
Depending on what needs to be done, on-piste rescue can be expensive. On average, a helicopter rescue costs between €1,800 and €3,000, and an on-piste rescue around €430 (according to carreneige.com).
With ‘Carré Neige’ insurance, for just €3.30 a day and €49 for the season, you'll be covered for the cost of on-slope rescue, reimbursement of lift passes and/or ski lessons, and ambulance transport. What do you think about that?