Hotel Le Paquis

Located in the heart of the village, there is an artificial ice skating rink - the Patinoire de Val d'Isere - and is great fun for all the family. It is open all winter 7 days a week, weather dependant of course, and there is a small refreshment chalet located on site for snacks and hot drinks to warm you up. 

Val d'Isere has one driving school offering training courses supervised by professionals for ice driving. They have one car and one motorcycle track as well as a ice karting track and driving simulator that replicates the real sensations felt when driving on a real race car track. Ice driving improves you reflexes, helps you respond to risks and sets out to improve your driving in general. If you don't want to drive, you can also experience drifting on the ice at speed as a passenger with a professional race driver who all have national certificates of motor sports. 

Val d'Isere is a great place to learn to fly thanks to it's many clubs and organisations in the resort whose sole purpose is to get you up in the air. Flights can be taken with a qualified instructor and it's good to know that no level of fitness is required for this activity, all you need to do is sit back and enjoy the spectacular birds-eye views.

Snowmobiles are great fun and a fab way to explore the side of the mountains the ski slopes don't touch. It's up to you to decide whether you want to be a passenger or a driver but either way you'll have opportunities to experience untouched landscapes surrounding Mont Blanc, Bellevarde summit and the Sache - and some great opportunities for photos!

Treat yourself to an afternoon relaxing in the wonderful wellness area in Le Lac. With your lift pass it only costs about €12 for 90mins chilling and relaxing those achy ski legs away. There is also a fantastic recreational pool area here, and if relaxing isn’t your thing then the incredible fitness facilities will help you train for your next ski expedition.

Don’t forget your speedos!

Tignespace will keep you occupied with its state-of-the-art infrastructures in an exceptional setting. Its massive climbing walls and indoor football pitches make it perfect for white-out days when the snow is just too heavy to ski. It also includes a conference centre.

Tignes is one of the only resorts in France that provide free diving beneath the ice! An incredible opportunity for an underwater experience with a qualified instructor.

If you're looking for a thrill ride, slide down a 30 km ski jump on your skis/snowboard wearing a bungee harness and land safely via zip wire!

Swap your skis for a toboggan on the Pala'Fou Toboggan run! Alternatively, to add a bit of extra fun to sledging, try snow tubing! Slide down the slope on a giant rubber ring (3 years and above).

Be the first one up the mountain and enjoy a breakfast with a view, you can enjoy the exclusivity of being one of the first ones on the mountain. Please ask your representative for further details on how to book.

Located in the heart of the Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area, Tignespace is a top-tier sports centre offering a wide range of indoor activities. Visitors can enjoy facilities for climbing, squash, basketball, volleyball, and more, as well as a fully equipped gym and fitness classes. It’s the perfect spot to stay active off the slopes or unwind with a workout in a modern, high-altitude setting.

The Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area features top-quality swimming facilities, including Le Lagon in Tignes and the Centre Aquasportif in Val d’Isère. Both offer 25-metre pools, fun leisure features, and wellness areas—perfect for relaxing or staying active off the slopes.

The Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area features great bowling venues ideal for après-ski fun. In Tignes, Le Bowling offers eight modern lanes, a bar, and a games area, making it perfect for families and groups. Over in Val d’Isère, the stylish Bowling des Barmes de l’Ours provides a more intimate experience within a luxury hotel setting. Both spots offer a fun, social way to unwind after a day on the slopes.

Parapenting (paragliding) in the Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area offers a thrilling way to soar over the Alps. With tandem flights available for all levels, visitors can take off from high-altitude points like Solaise and Bellevarde, enjoying stunning aerial views of snow-covered landscapes and majestic mountain peaks. Whether in Tignes or Val d’Isère, it’s an unforgettable adventure with options such as flying over the iconic Face Olympique de Bellevarde.

The Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area offers a variety of fitness centres equipped with saunas, ideal for relaxation after a day on the slopes. Le Lagon in Tignes features a wellness area with three dry saunas, a hammam, jacuzzis, and a solarium, providing a comprehensive spa experience. Tignespace, also in Tignes, is a state-of-the-art sports centre offering a gym with fitness classes and access to wellness facilities. In Val d’Isère, Le Spa des Suites at Hôtel Les Suites du Nevada offers a luxurious spa with a sauna, hammam, and fitness room, complemented by treatments from the Comfort Zone brand. Additionally, Ynycio in Tignes Val Claret provides a spa with saunas, hammam, and massage services, all set at an altitude of 2,100 metres. These facilities offer a range of options for guests seeking fitness and wellness services in the region.

Husky sledging in the Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area offers a unique alpine adventure for all ages. Guided by professional mushers, participants can experience the thrill of being pulled by a team of huskies across snowy landscapes. This activity provides a peaceful and exhilarating way to explore the winter wilderness, making it a memorable addition to any ski holiday.

The Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area offers several ice rinks for visitors to enjoy during the winter season. In Val d’Isère, the open-air rink located in the heart of the village provides a picturesque setting for skating, with equipment rentals available on-site. Tignes features an outdoor rink in Le Lac, offering a scenic location for ice skating enthusiasts. These rinks are accessible to all ages and skill levels, making them a popular choice for families and groups seeking off-slope activities. Whether you're looking to glide gracefully or enjoy a fun activity with friends and family, the ice rinks in the region offer a delightful winter experience.

Ice driving in the Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area offers an exhilarating experience for thrill-seekers. Located at 1,550 metres in Tignes les Brévières, the ice circuit features an 800-metre track and a 3,000 m² training area. Participants can choose from various vehicles, including quad bikes, buggies, and rally cars, to navigate the icy terrain under the guidance of qualified instructors. No driving licence is required for certain vehicles, and sessions are available from mid-December to the end of February, weather permitting. This activity provides a unique opportunity to enhance driving skills in a controlled, low-traction environment.​