Club Med France La Plagne 2100, intense and fun skiing sensations, at the best price.

With its red roofs and solid wood walls, the Club Med all-inclusive Resort of La Plagne 2100 backs onto a jutting-out ridge of the Tarentaise valley. Led by your certified instructor, try out snowboarding on some of the world’s best slopes, and safely explore 425 kilometres of ski slopes. Cross bumpy slopes surrounded by majestic mountains. Celebrate the end of the day in a warm atmosphere around a fondue and with the Mont Blanc in background. In the evening, keep the temperature high on the dance floor of the Indoors bar.

PARADISKI SKI AREA

In the Savoy region in France, Paradiski is an endless playground for all snowsports lovers, and perfect for families and skiers of all levels thanks to the numerous blue runs spread out all over the ski area. For more seasoned and adventurous skiers, Paradiski has 114 red and black runs to explore.

Here, the fastest double-level cableway in the world gives access to two glaciers, making Paradiski one of the biggest and most diverse interconnected skiing areas worldwide.

• Between 4,100 feet and 10,663 feet high
• 2nd largest linked skiable domain in the world: Les Arcs & Peisey-Vallandry are linked to La Plagne through the Vanoise Express cable car (in only 4 minutes)
• 139 ski lifts, 315 snow canons, 2 snowparks
• 264 miles of slopes: 12 green slopes, 132 blue slopes, 65 red slopes, 34 black slopes

Guaranteed Snow: with 70% of pistes above an altitude of 2000m, Paradiski guarantees optimal snow cover. The “white gold” also covers the bottom of the slopes all season long thanks to 290 hectares of the ski area being equiped with snow canons.

Good to know for your stay at La Plagne 2100 

The main festivals in France and Savoy

In January: New Years Day (January 1)
In April: Easter Monday
In May: Labor Day (May 1) / Ascension / Pentecost
In July: National Day (July 14)
In August: Assumption of the Virgin Mary (August 15)
In November: All Saints’ Day (November 1) / Armistice (November 11)
In December: Christmas (December 25)

Gastronomic specialties in Savoy

Starters: sausage and salting (the caïon, made from pork)…

Dishes: fondue, raclette, crusts (cheese flow and white wine on slice of bread), fish (lavaret, féra, perch fillet, mountain trout), crozets (small square pasta)…

Cheeses: Beaufort, abundance, Tomme de Savoie, Tomme des Bauges, Emmental de Savoie, goat cheese…

Desserts: Savoy cake (frothy and light dough)…

Flora and fauna in Savoy

Flora: edelweiss, spring gentian, alpine soldanelle, lavender, arnica, martagon lily, ferruginous rhododendron, fir, spruce, cembros pine, larch, beech …

Fauna: chamois, groundhog, ibex, lynx, golden eagle …

Shopping in Savoie

Crafts: cutlery, wood, watchmaking, spinning, tanning …

Curiosities to discover around the Village La Plagne 2100

Make the most of your stay at La Plagne 2100 Club Med to discover the natural beauty and fascinating culture of the Savoy region.

Opposite Mont Blanc and the Massif du Beaufortain, La Plagne is a winter sports resort in France’s Savoy region, in the Tarentaise Valley.

It is divided into:

Typical Savoy villages such as La Plagne Montalbert, Montchavin, Les Coches, Champagny en Vanoise

Modern, urban infrastructures ideal for skiing enthusiasts, linked by a shuttle (free of charge): La Plagne 1800, Plagne Bellecote (1930 m), Plagne Centre (1970 m), Belle Plagne, Plagne Village, Plagne Soleil (2050 m) and Plagne 2100.

La Plagne 2100 Club Med is a few hundred metres from Aime La Plagne.

France in brief:

• Surface area: 632,834 sq km
• Capital: Paris
• Official language: French
• Currency: the Euro.

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