Val d'Allos (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence) - Between authenticity and great skiing, the Val d'Allos offers an idyllic setting for winter holidays. With its two resorts linked to the Espace Lumière, this exceptional region combines winter sports, relaxation and cultural discovery. Here's the complete guide to planning your stay in 2024-2025.
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Explor Games at the Seignus
Embark on an interactive adventure around the ski area, solving riddles and exploring in a fun way. A perfect activity for families looking for new experiences.
Speed Riding in La Foux
A mix of gliding and flying, this activity combines adrenalin and wonder. Under the supervision of professionals, learn the basics of flying over snow-covered slopes. Price: from €100/half day.
Opening the pistes with the piste crew
Take part in the morning piste marking and go behind the scenes of the ski area. A unique opportunity to get to the heart of the ski patrol profession.
Snowmaking plant
Every Thursday, explore behind the scenes of snow production and discover the technological innovations behind the impeccable slopes.
The 3 must-see events
Opening concert
The ski season kicks off with a bang, with this year's opening concert featuring Kendji Girac. This evening of music under the stars marks the kick-off to the winter festivities at Val d'Allos. An evening of music under the stars
The Christmas Fair
Immerse yourself in the magic of the festive season with entertainment for young and old, including torchlight descents, shows and fireworks.
Spring Festival
Celebrate the end of the season with a unique festival featuring DJ sets, giant barbecues and on-snow activities in the spring sunshine.
The ski area
Espace Lumière : 230 km of linked pistes at Pra Loup.
Le Seignus : 20 runs, including technical descents with a vertical drop of 900m.
La Foux : 70 runs with panoramic itineraries for intermediate and expert skiers.
Non-ski activities
Snowshoe walks
Discover the snow-covered landscapes at your own pace, or opt for a guided night-time outing for a magical experience.
Snake Gliss
Take to the slopes on connected sledges in a friendly atmosphere. Price: €16/person.
Snooc
Try this combination of skiing and tobogganing, ideal for a variety of fun on the snow. Price: from €8.
Horse riding in the snow
Explore the area on horseback, accompanied by professionals for a peaceful and immersive adventure.
Where to stay in Val d'Allos?
Hotel Plein Soleil
With its bright, spacious rooms, this hotel is ideally located for skiers. The wellness area with sauna and hammam is perfect for relaxing after a day of sport. The restaurant offers traditional dishes revisited to please all palates.
Les Chalets du Verdon
This modern residence offers fully-equipped flats, perfect for families. With its heated indoor pool and spa, it's the ideal choice for combining comfort and leisure.
Dreamcatcher
This cosy, elegant gîte offers tastefully decorated rooms, each sleeping 2 to 5 people. The homemade breakfast is a delicious way to start the day.
Le Hameau
This family-run hotel combines simplicity and elegance with cosy rooms and a wellness area featuring a hammam, sauna and whirlpool. The restaurant serves local specialities in a friendly atmosphere.
Residence Les Cimes du Val d'Allos
With 105 flats, this residence offers breathtaking mountain views. Facilities include an aquatic area and services to make family holidays easier.
Where to eat in Val d'Allos?
The Unforeseen
This restaurant plays on originality with dishes combining Corsican flavours and mountain traditions. The intimate setting and attentive service make this a place not to be missed.
The Taste Corner
An authentic bistro that showcases local produce in generous dishes. Ideal for lunch after a morning on the slopes.
Paragliding
Situated right on the slopes, this high-altitude restaurant serves mountain specialities in a sunny setting with breathtaking views.
Le Croustet
Renowned for its burgers made with local produce such as aïoli and ewe's milk cheese, this establishment is perfect for a quick but tasty meal.
The Altiplano
With an exceptional panoramic view, this restaurant offers refined cuisine, ideal for a romantic dinner or a gourmet break with friends.
Le Bretagne
A surprising address where you can enjoy Breton crêpes revisited with mountain produce. A culinary fusion worth trying!
How do I get there?
- By train : Chemins de Fer de Provence line to Thorame-Haute, then shuttle bus to Val d'Allos.
- By car : 2h30 from Nice or Marseille.
- By plane : Nice-Côte d'Azur or Marseille-Provence airports.
Val d'Allos in brief
The Val d'Allos is a treasure trove of the Southern Alps. With its unspoilt landscapes, cosy accommodation and mountain gastronomy, it offers an authentic and varied experience for winter sports enthusiasts and relaxation seekers alike.
