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Les Gets Ski Holidays

At a glance

  • Connected to Portes du Soleil
  • Famille Plus Resort
  • Lots to do off the slopes
  • Pretty village

Great for

  • Families
  • Beginners
  • Christmas magic

Ski Holidays in Les Gets

A beautiful village full of rustic Savoyard charm, Les Gets sits between Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc, with not only stunning scenery but also links to the entire Portes du Soleil ski area. With cosy mountain restaurants, a huge variety of accommodation and possibly the best Christmas spirit in France, Les Gets is not a resort to be missed.

  • Flight Time
  • 1h 45m
  • From London
  • Nearest Airports
  • Geneva, Grenoble
  • Chambery, Lyon
  • Time zone
  • GMT + 1 hour
  • Language
  • French
  • Currency
  • Euros
  • Ski Season
  • Dec - April

Les Gets Stats

Top Altitude
2002m
Bottom Altitude
1172m
Resort Altitude
1000m
Total Piste
120km (secured)
Longest Run
6km
Slope Orientation
NSEW
Vertical Drop
2723m
Skiable Vertical
Night Skiing
Yes
Glacier Skiing
No

This is as close to an alpine fairy tale as it gets. A beautiful resort tucked away between Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc, Les Gets’ charm comes from rustic wooden chalets, friendly locals and the inevitably cosy atmosphere a smaller village can offer. Les Gets is pronounced Ley-Jay.

Situated just an hour from Geneva Airport, it’s perfect for those who don’t want to waste a chunk of their holiday travelling, as most people who fly in the morning can make it onto the slopes by mid-afternoon. This is also one of the closest resorts to Calais, for those who prefer to drive - it takes just under 8 hours, making it a great choice for those who don’t want to spend too long on the road!

The village itself is partly car-free, and the perfect size to go everywhere on foot. There’s a free bus circulating around the centre, and a free train that goes to the Mont Chery bubble lift from the Chavannes side. Don’t, however, be fooled by its size. Accommodation wise there’s a huge variety of chalets, catered and non-catered, hotels or apartments for any budget as well as an excellent choice of over 40 restaurants and a wealth of things to do off the slopes; including ice skating and bowling.

Les Gets is one of our favourite resorts for families, and has even been named a ‘Famille Plus’ village, meaning the national tourist board has approved it as a village that offers outstanding facilities, in a safe environment, making it the obvious choice for those with children. The tourist office and staff really go the extra mile during the Christmas holidays, half-term and Easter. There’s always plenty going on for children to get involved in, and Christmas here promises to be one of the most magical in the Alps!

The Les Gets/Morzine ski pass gives you access to 120km of varied pistes, with stunning scenery and breath-taking views of Mont Blanc on a clear day. Those who are looking to ski further afield have easy access to the whole Portes du Soleil area, with a massive 650km of pistes which even covers some areas of Switzerland.

Winter Sports Ratings

Beginners

Intermediate

Advanced

Snowboarding

Les Gets Transfer Times

Geneva Airport 1h 30mins
Chambery Airport 1h 45mins

The nearest airport to Les Gets is Geneva / Geneve at 55 km or about 1 hour by car

What's the ski area like in Les Gets?

Les Gets is especially good for beginner and intermediates with reds and blues in open spaces and forest runs, and a lovely dedicate area on the mountain for those starting out. Being part of the Portes du Soleil, beginners and experts will find plenty to occupy themselves.

Which other ski resorts are near to Les Gets?

The nearest ski resorts to Les Gets include Morzine, Avoriaz.

Ski Area Facts

LocationHaute-Savoie region, French Alps
Established1938
Downhill120km (secured)
Lift Pass€216 for 6 days adult local pass (Les Gets/Morzine). €278 for 6 days adult area pass (Portes du Soleil) *online prices

Beginner Slopes

29runs44%

Intermediate Skiing

28runs40%

Advance & Expert Terrain

9runs14%

Snowboarding Trails

120km (secured)100%

What is Les Gets like for Beginner skiers?

Les Gets has several ski schools, making it an excellent place for children and beginners. Most have bi-lingual instructors, and the resort’s popularity with families means instructors are well versed in teaching children to ski.

A designated beginner park called Mappy’s Area is close to the Chavannes cable car, with gentle slopes, two magic carpets and rope tows to ski smoothly on 4 gentle slopes. There are good blue runs near the centre of town, and further up towards Chavannes, for any older learners who want to enjoy some of the areas’ stunning scenery - the ‘Bluet’ is really lovely.

For children, there is a wild west themed park called Territoire du Grand Cry which has a special moguled piste and banked turns for practice, treasure hunts, face painting and drawing competitions in the trappers’ cabin as well as a picnic area come lunchtime. There is also an ‘educational run’, sponsored by Milka, to teach children about Alpine environments, with chocolate and educational signs along the way. Entertainment is normally provided in this area in the French school holidays.

What is Les Gets like for Intermediate skiers?

Mont Chery has a good variation of red runs, like Chamois or Epervier, and a slightly quieter set of pistes. Taking the Ranfailly Express up towards Ranfailly will connect you with great red runs like Fenerets to ski back towards the village, or Chevrelles to ski towards Morzine. The Nauchets Express lift towards the Secteur Charniaz has 3 long red runs and a couple of blues back to the resort.

What is Les Gets like for Advanced skiers?

There are good steep black runs like Myrtilles and the Yeti, on the La Rosta area of town for advanced skiers. On the Mont Chery side, there’s Bouquetin which is an amazing wide run - usually quiet too! Excellent tree skiing can be found a bit further afield in the Chamossiere & Nyon areas above Morzine, with several black runs.

What is Les Gets like for snowboarding?

The Snowpark in Mont Chery has rails, kicks and boxes in all different sizes for all abilities to have a go. There’s also a new Videopark; that usually opens mid-morning until the slopes close, a fantastic opportunity for skiers and boarders to have their best runs filmed, to view technique and improve style.

What is Les Gets like for off-piste skiing?

Off-piste opportunities exist not least in the areas above Morzine, which has a freeride zone.

What is Les Gets like for cross country skiing?

There is a good selection of cross-country skiing for all levels in les Gets.

Les Gets Restaurants

The gastronomy scene is alive and well with lots of choices where restaurants are concerned. For traditional French haute cuisine, visit Restaurant L'outa for fine wines and high-quality cooking. Anyone keen to sample traditional Savoyard recipes (think hot cheese served many ways!) should visit La R'mize, nestled in the centre of the village. Le Flambeau is also well worth a visit. Run by a married couple, channelling a vintage tea-room décor, it offers traditional French dishes, snails included, for very reasonable prices.

Where to eat in Les Gets and on the mountain

Le Bel'Alpe Our restaurant welcomes you for a cosy meal. Scallops feuilleté, Rack of Lamb roasted with alps honey, Duck Breast with a poched pear and red fruit sauce, pear tiramisu, walnut tart... enjoy our french cuisine mixing old time cooking with modern flavors.

La Grande Ourse When you come to visit us we have on the ground floor our boarders bar, where we serve pizza and pasta. On this floor we offer a hi – tech pager system, where you order and pay for your food and we buzz you to come and collect it when it’s ready. You can sit inside or a nice sunny day sit out on the snow terrace, relax and enjoy the view. On the second floor we have our main restaurant and terrace. On this floor we offer waitress service so you can enjoy what has been acclaimed since the 1930’s as one of the best views of Mont Blanc in the Alps. In our main restaurant you can sit back and relax with a great meal and a nice bottle of wine.

La Case K2 La Case K2 : OPEN NON STOP, Crepes, Cheese Specialities, Hamburgers, Omelette, Meat....games, books available. Welcome to our restaurant, you'll feel at home !

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The Chalet Host Company Arriving laden with all the tools and ingredients they need to rustle up breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner, and then leave the kitchen spotless –the Chalet Host Co. ’s talented and experienced chefs make skiing holidays special. Whether you’re after someone to man the kitchen for a week or just an evening – they’re sure to accommodate.

Amandine With chefs of a range of styles, prices and qualifications, Amandine sets out to find their clients' perfect chefs– and always delivers. Taking your specifications, they’ll present you with a shortlist of their super chefs, and let you sample your favourite’s cooking before any hands are shaken. When you're inevitably thrilled, you’re off – for a super ski week of culinary treats night after night, breakfast after breakfast, tea after tea... or in a single spectacular dinner.

Tyrone Power Tyrone's sample menus are his greatest publicity - mixing old favourites (with a twist - like venison sausage rolls) with new gourmet flavours (tea-smoked Helston oysters, any one?). Book either Tyrone, or one of his team, to join you on your ski week for chalet catering like never before. He'll even offer cooking classes for up to 4, if you ask him, for the chance to take your new favourite recipes home with you.

Les Gets Après Ski

There are several lively bars, and most will stay open until about 2 am. The Irish pub is great for its friendly atmosphere, home-brewed beers and live music. The Black Bear is child friendly, with a pool table and located just above the Irish pub. If 2 am isn't late enough for you, Igloo nightclub is open until 4 am every morning apart from Mondays. It was the first nightclub to open in the French Alps in 1938, which means any visits count as cultural education! Anyone wanting a calmer drink at the end of the day should head to the hotel Chamois d'Or, offering a chic setting for wine, cocktails and champagne, with sport playing on big screens throughout the evening.

Bars Late Night Clubs and Cafes in Les Gets

Zebra 3 Zebra 3 – ‘Bar made in Les Gets’ is one of the liveliest après ski bars in Les Gets. You can unwind, socialise and dance in this modern bar and enjoy local beers, good French wines and plenty of shooters. Z3 is great if you like to keep up with sport, showing live sports on the screen. It has a regular DJ and also live music for you to dance the night away.

Le Pub Irlandais Established in 1994, Le Pub Irlandais is open daily in the winter and summer seasons, from 4pm until about 2am. We brew about 6 different types of beer (Wheat, IPA, Dark Ale, Lager, Porter or Real Ale) in the back of the bar in our microbrewery, providing the only beers brewed in Les Gets. We also serve high quality typical pub food: burgers, nachos, ribs, wings, mozzarella sticks, onion rings, fries, etc… In the winter, we have live music every Monday and Thursday. Find us on facebook: Pub Irlandais – Les Gets

Les Gets Activites for Non-skiers

For those keen on post-skiing relaxation, there's the beautiful 'Spa Serini Cîmes', offering treatments and massages from all 5 continents of the world. The traditional market held every Thursday morning, where the locals sell their artisan French produce and crafts, is definitely worth a mention, and indeed a morning off the slopes.

Hotel La Marmotte SPA Come to discover our new spa. Soothe all your senses with our calming rituals for body and mind: - 750 m² - 8 treatment rooms (1 for balneotherapy) - 1 Vichy shower - 1 dry floating bed - 1 sunbed, and more… A relaxation lounge and herbal tea room by the hearth. Escape for a week or just a weekend. Hotel stay not required. Explore all our treatments and our "Séréni-cimes bien-être" and Envols rates.

Musique Mecanique Open daily from 10.15 a.m. to 12.15 noon (in July and August) and from 2.15 to 7.15 p.m., Last guided visit at 6 p.m. • Carillon bells, pendulums and music-boxes • Animated scenes and automatons • Street-organs (dance and fair-ground types) • Orchestra scores and violins • Mechanical and wind pianolas • Phonographs and gramophones... All displayed in their historical context in the museum’s various halls. Group visits by appointment, possibility of morning visits. Adults : 7 € -16 years : 4 €

L'Harfang des Neiges Snowshoes. Walking ! You've been practissing that activity for years, but have you ever tried walking on one or two meters' deep of snow ? In the woods, on the mountain slopes or in a quiet valley ? It's just as easy as on the pavement .... if you know where you're going.... Why not ask for a guide for your first try ? ... and your security ? We suggest you five different outings (depending on your fitness or wishes). 5 Outings, 5 different Themes (1/2 day) Animal life Outing : Walk to " la Crotte" : Ad:21€ - Child(-16) : 18€ Panoramic Outing : Walk to "Sincerneret" : Ad:21€ - Child(-16) : 18€ Tradition Outing : Walk & "Tea" at " la Chevrerie" : Ad:26€ - Child(-16) : 23€ Night Outing : Walk & dinner .. . in the mountain : Ad:35€ Athletic Outing : A race

Alp Active Whether you're an enthusiastic and experienced rider, a relative novice to the sport or a family keen to exhaust super-energetic kids, the Les Gets area has well marked trails that will enable you to explore unassisted and at your own pace. In 2004 the resort hosted the Mountain Bike World Championships and its reputation continues to grow, however, with the vast variety of routes on offer it rarely feels busy. 580 km of trails for all abilities 24 bike carrying lifts 9 permanent downhill routes

Les Gets Golf Course The Les Gets golf course, positioned on the Chavannes ridge, offers a round of golf with exceptional panoramic views. In the heart of the Portes du Soleil, in wooded surroundings, the les Gets Golf course has a hole named after the nearby peaks: with Mont Blanc or the 14th hole being the most impressive of this line up. From this diversity, this fairly technical golf course derives its originality. Its variety along with the superb way in which it is looked after can't fail to seduce you The panoramic views along with the agreeable fresh air of Alpine summers make a tempting invitation to discover this exceptional setting. In order to make the course more accessible, Les Gets owns a collection of quality electric buggies

Dolby Digital Cinema Different films every day, several showings on bad weather days.

Village Ice Rink Outdoor ice rink, right in the centre of the village. Also offering toboggan hire.

Clothing Food & Souvenir Shops

There are some 50 shops in Les Gets including 20 specialist sports shops. You will find all the staples of good natural and traditional French food - boulangerie, patisserie, boucherie... as well as stores covering all the other essentials.

L'Harfang des Neiges YOU need skis & comfortable boots adapted to your level, YOU want to be able to change for a different equipment or try new ones YOU want security and personnal attention..... We are there for you ... Pack = Skis + boots 1/6 days 7th day Pack Performance (black) 25,5 € /131€ All slopes Pack Passion (red) 21€/107,90€ Experienced Pack loisirs (blue) 16,40€/ 84,20€ Beginers Pack Teenagers (green) 13€/ 66.80€ Less than 1,50 m tall Pack children (white) 9 € /46.20€ Less than 1,10 m tall Pack surf adults 21.50 € /110,40 € All levels

Delavay Sports The Delavay Sports shop is happy to present you its new service: a MTB rental service in Les Gets for this summer... Benefit of the latest Giant MTB and their technical nature and specificities to have fun in MTB safely! Jean-Michel and his team propose the MTB rental (Competition, Freeride, All Moutain, Trail, Dirt and Junior), all the needed equipment to protect you (integral helmet, dorsal protection, elbows protections, kneepads) and also the essential repair kit... so don't wait and book your MTB in our shop or by email: info@delavaysports.com as soon as possible! Delavay Sports offers also a large selection of MTB qualified instructors, which can propose you particular courses or a day/ half-day trip... More information at: info@delavaysports.com Kind of MTB MTB models Rate

Sherpa Would you like a local shop that can offer you advice on the essential regional products for your holidays? You have come to the right address. The station’s Sherpa supermarket doesn’t just offer traditional cold meats and typical mountain cheeses; it also offers all daily necessities for your stay. Let yourself be tempted by the sweet breads, buns and breads baked on site for your French style breakfasts. With the take away raclette or fondue, get ready to enjoy some fun evenings with friends or family. If you miss home, you will find a few English products on the shelves. Finally, don’t hesitate to place your first order online so you can be delivered when you arrive at the station.

Perrieres Ski Proshop Situated next to the ski-slopes (Perrières chairlift) Free big car park Ski gear stored for free Sale of equipment, sunglasses and accessories. Reductions for on-line reservations.

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Best Time to Visit Les Gets

The Portes du Soleil region is unique due to its position between the cold fronts of Mont Blanc and the humidity of Lake Geneva, and this micro-climate often results in heavy snowfall. Couple this with excellent snowmaking technology and the result is usually good snow for the majority of the season. Although it is lower in altitude, the grassy slopes mean that less snow is needed for good coverage, and tree-lined runs will offer protection from wind, ice and poor visibility. January is cold, so the snow quality is excellent, but February/March offers a higher snow quantity and more powder. Anyone with a ‘Portes du Soleil’ pass can ski up to Avoriaz, which boasts the highest altitudes.

Christmas and New Year are extremely popular, and Les Gets also plays host to many exciting mid-season events. A Valentine’s Day tradition of a romantic meal in the Mont Chery bubble lift and the hugely popular Rock the Pistes music festival which happens in March. Also, the Red Ski Show which is put on by the local ESF school every Monday during February and March.

What's Les Gets like at Christmas?

If you’re after the perfect setting for a family ski holiday, Christmas in Les Gets is well worth considering. This picturesque alpine village really comes into its own for the festive period. With a huge variety of activities, and excellent snow, you won’t be short of great skiing or Christmas magic.
Christmas Ski Holidays

What's Les Gets like in the New Year?

New Year in Les Gets is just as magical, as Christmas celebrations last until December 30th. On New Year’s Eve there is a spectacular fireworks display and plenty of bars and restaurants for celebrating, and New Year’s Day usually sees not only live music, but really high quality snow on which you can blow the cobwebs away.
New Year Ski Holidays

What's Les Gets like in Half-Term?

February Half Term in Les Gets is a great time for family skiing, with lots to do on and off the slopes, and a special children’s ski and activity area. Good snow and a host of ski-school options make it the perfect resort for the half-term break.
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What's Les Gets like at Easter?

For anyone seeking a relaxed skiing holiday, the sun over Easter in Les Gets makes learning to ski all the more pleasant and the range of off-slope activities means you can really make the most of everything the resort has to offer.
Easter Ski Holidays

Les Gets Snow Conditions

Snow Report, History & Forecast

View our detailed Les Gets snow report to see skiing confitions now. Our Les Gets snow history shows you what snow depths have been in recent years month-by-month. If you're visiting soon, use the Les Gets snow forecast to see predicted snowfall over the coming days.

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  • Moderate snow Wednesday
  • Cloudy skies Thursday
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Ski Accommodation in Les Gets

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Les Gets really comes into its own when providing first-class family holidays. It has been awarded the title of Famille Plus resort by the French tourist board, meaning that it met some 110 criteria proving it could provide outstanding facilities and services geared specifically towards families with children of any age.

Families looking for a ski holiday on a budget should consider self-catering apartments. With no prescribed routine or set meal times, they offer more freedom than any other accommodation option. There’s a Carrefour supermarket in the centre of the resort, so food shopping needn’t be a battle, and enough restaurants to easily justify going nowhere near the kitchen a couple of nights during the week! Sleeping up to 6, and just a 3 minute walk from the village, Les Fermes Emigay Apartments are well worth checking out if you’re interested in this option.

For those who prefer the routine of catered holidays, and the ease of avoiding food prep, a hotel or chalet is a great option. Many hotels and chalets come with an in house childcare option, if you’re travelling with little ones too young for ski school. If this is something you would be interested in, do give us a call for information on the best properties for this service.

Christmas here is one the reasons Les Gets is such a popular family resort when the tourist office goes out of its way to make sure it’s the most magical time of year. From spotting Santa on the chairlift to watching elf gymnastics in the village square, it’s one of the best resorts in the Alps for festive cheer, and definitely one to consider if you want Christmas fun for all the family, and good quality skiing. Half-term and Easter are also great times to book a holiday to Les Gets, there’s always plenty of things going on, and special children’s activities in the ski/activity area.

The beauty of this resort is its incredibly short transfer time of an hour from Geneva Airport, so a holiday with flights and transfers included is a great stress-free option. Alternatively, because the village also has one of the shortest drive times – of just under 8 hours – from Calais, a self-drive package is an equally good choice for those who want to drive, but don’t want to spend too long on the road. Accommodation is also available on its own if you want to arrange your own transport.

Groups travelling to Les Gets have an excellent choice of accommodation; those who don’t mind self-catering should check out Les Fermes Emigay Apartments, each one sleeps up to 6, and is only 3 minutes from the village centre. Practically speaking, they’re close to the supermarket so lugging heavy shopping bags across ice won’t be a problem, and there’s the added bonus of them being just 3 minutes from the restaurants and bars.

If a group is unsure on concrete numbers, a large hotel like the Hotel Marmotte is a perfect choice as it allows stragglers to book up later, once they’ve made up their minds and offers the closest thing to ski-in ski-out location, with the nearest lift being just under a minute away. Hotels are great for large groups due to the larger communal spaces like bars, restaurants and swimming pools they tend to provide.

In terms of the skiing, Les Gets is a great resort due to its links with the Portes du Soleil region, which offers over 600km of pistes to be explored. A local lift pass will give you access to 120km of really varied terrain, so group members can choose what they ski and how far they push themselves. Learners in a group are well catered for by ‘Mappy’s Area’, a designated beginner park close to the Chavannes lift. Intermediates will find good red runs on the Mont Chery side of the village, and advanced level group members will find challenging black runs on the Mont Chery section, and further afield in the Nyon and Chammossiere areas.

Whilst Les Gets isn’t known for its après-ski, there’s definitely nightlife to be enjoyed. Bars like the Black Bear are great for groups, with lots of seating and pool tables too. There’s also Igloo nightclub for any nights where 2 am just isn’t late enough, open until around 4 am, it’s the perfect place to end your evening.

Aside from eating and drinking, anyone wanting a break from slopes can visit the resorts cinema, bowling alley or the centrally located ice-rink. There is also the spa Serini Cîmes, offering massages and other treatments from all around the world. Any non-skiers who don’t want to miss out on the fun can organise day trips to nearby Geneva or go walking on the specially cleared mountain trails.

Despite it being one of the smaller resorts in the Portes du Soleil, Les Gets is well equipped to provide a group of any size with a really memorable and enjoyable holiday. Make your holiday as easy as possible by booking everyone onto a holiday with flight and transfers, or channel crossings if you’d rather drive. Alternatively, if things are proving tricky to organise, book one of our accommodation only holidays, to allow time to sort out travel.

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We love Les Gets and have skied here a few times. It’s a really good ski resort, good for families and intermediate skiers. It’s beautiful and very pretty, still with the charm that some purpose built ski resorts don’t have. It’s not too expensive either, and has all the facilities and restaurants you need. + more
The Morgans, Cambridgeshire
5 out of 5
End of season snow was a bit iffy, but if you’re a good enough skier you can venture out to better conditions. There isn’t stacks to do in the village (drinking, eating, bit of ice skating) but as long as you’re centered around skiing it’s fine. In general I would recommend Les Gets to beginners. We went up... + more
Sophie,
3 out of 5
Had a wonderful week, beautiful weather and one snowy day. Les Gets is perfect for mixed abilities, pistes are true blues and reds and the blues are nice and cruisey. Lovely mountain restaurants. Only problems I had were with the documentation for check in 24 hours before, and I wasn't happy with BA after we ar... + more
Henrietta,
5 out of 5
Les Gets is lovely, very expensive but lovely. We went out a couple of afternoons with the kids and did the dog sleigh race and there’s ice skating too. It has a short transfer time. + more
Mrs Nelson, Northern Ireland
5 out of 5
Les Gets itself is a lovely resort – a manageable size and brilliant for families. My family had a great time here, and some friends who went the week after did too! + more
Peter, Mia & Miles,
4 out of 5
I had a great week in Les Gets. Luckily for us it was the week before the French half term so the slopes weren’t too busy. Rather than having just a few runs of each level, Les Gets has a large variety of different coloured slopes all over the area. You get halfway down a blue and then it splits off into a r... + more
Steven Moore, Buckinghamshire
5 out of 5
Les Gets is a nice, family orientated resort. As an intermediate I enjoyed the skiing. There are plenty of nice cafes and we did some shopping while we were there. There is also an ice rink. The only thing that we felt it lacked was some good parks for our children to play in, the parks that were there were too... + more
The Ball Family, Bath
3 out of 5
In a nutshell, ski Holidays in Les Gets are: 1 - Just a stone’s throw away from the France/Switzerland border and just over an hour away from Geneva 2 - Les Gets is part of the largest ski resort in Europe 3 - the ‘Portes du Soleil’. Les Gets is perfectly tailored for families, intermediates and those wantin... + more
Andrew, London
4 out of 5
Les Gets is a traditional, family-friendly ski village in a fantastic location – in France but right next to the Swiss border and only an hour away from Geneva - so it’s easy to access. Les Gets is a part of the ‘Portes du Soleil’ ski resort. The ‘Portes du Soleil’ resort covers over a dozen ski resorts a... + more
Morgan,
4 out of 5
Skiing In Les Gets -Les Gets Is undeniably a family-focused resort but still offers a lot for everyone in terms of skiing– particularly if you choose a ski pass for the whole ‘Portes du Soleil’ resort. -For beginners there is still much more choice than in other resorts. The Chavannes part of Les Gets is par... + more
Morgan,
4 out of 5
Après-Ski in Les Gets -Les Gets is primarily a family-friendly, traditional resort and may not have the carnival après-ski party atmosphere of some local rivals but don’t be deceived - there are still plenty of things to do for people of all ages and different tastes once skiing is done for the day. -For tho... + more
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Ski Extras

How much is a ski pass in Les Gets

Maximum and minimum adult Les Gets lift pass prices ranged from €199 to €199 for 6 days access to the Les Gets ski lift system at the start of the 2025 winter season. Our lift passes are part of a packaged Les Gets holiday with accommodation, so prices vary depending on chalet or hotel suppliers. Confirm price for the lift ticket before booking your holiday.

Lift Tickets Child Adult Senior
1 Day Price €30 - €30 €30 - €40 €30 - €35
6 Day Price €149 - €149 €199 - €199 €169 - €169
Age Range 5 - 15 16 - 64 65+
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Getting to Les Gets

Most of our ski holidays to Les Gets packaged with flights include airport transfers. We can also arrange private transfers to Les Gets from nearby airports

How long does it take to fly to Les Gets from the UK?

Flights from London take about 1h 45m to Geneva, Grenoble, Chambery, Lyon. This table shows approximate transfer times to Les Gets from the nearest airports, smaller airports can be more prone to delays.

Airport Distance Transfer Time
Geneva / Geneve 55 km 1 hour
Lyon 170 km 2 hours
Annecy 70 km 1 hour 15 minutes
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How long does it take to drive to Les Gets from the UK?

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How long is the transfer from nearest France train station to Les Gets?

The transfer time from alpine train stations are generally shorter than from airports, Call us for details of Les Gets transfers.

Station Distance Transfer Time
Cluses 22 km 22 minutes
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Going to Les Gets under your own steam

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Les Gets Tourist Office For a wonderfully pleasant stay and all the information needed for your holiday, the Les Gets Tourism Office is there to help! At the tourism office you can get all the information you need on the village you are staying in and the surrounding sites. There is free wifi in the office so no need to stress about those data bundles and not only that but there are various activities and services available in the tourism office. Pets are allowed. Opening Times: Weekdays :09:00 and 12 pm then again between 14:00 pm and 18:00 pm. On Saturday between 09:00 and 12.30. Closed on Sunday. Closed exceptionally on Feast of the Ascension, Whit Monday, May 1st and May 8th. Closed between 12/00 and 14:00 closed on Saturday afternoon. Closed exceptionally on November 1st and November 11th.

Medical Centre Open daily throughout the year, except Sundays out of season: No appointment neccesary. Opening hours 09h00 - 12h00 15h00 - 18h00

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