Savoie

The Tarentaise, a rich and generous mountain
Lined by the massifs of Beaufortain, Mont Blanc and Vanoise, the Tarentaise region is well known for the quality and the expanse of its ski domains. Host of the 1992 Olympic Winter Games, this valley concentrates the strongest density of winter sports resorts in the world. Under the white coat of its summits, the region conceals luxurious landscapes and villages of charm which have managed to keep the traditions of the country of Savoy. Classified as "Country of Art and History ", the Tarentaise region invites you to discover a heritage of a rare variety, inherited from a rich and generous mountain.

The national park of La Vanoise
Under the tops of Savoy, the national park of La Vanoise appears like a protected jewel in the heart of the Alps. Created in 1963, this vast space of 53 000 hectares abounds with hidden treasures and landscapes to be contemplated: summits peaking at more than 3000 m, hundred of lakes and legendary passes going alongside high glaciers. Summer and winter alike, the national park of La Vanoise invites you to delight. Let yourself be seduced by this tableau, where fauna and flora illustrate a nature in perfect harmony …

Pralognan-la-Vanoise, a «life-size» playground
In a protected natural setting, lined by grand landscapes and majestic summits, Pralognan is the first access door to the national park of La Vanoise. Dominated by La Grande Casse (3855 m), the highest summit in Savoy, this small mountain village offers panoramas of an incomparable brightness. Family resort par excellence, Pralognan seduces the lovers of open air and new sensations all year round. During winter, the village invites you to (re) discover the pleasures of gliding on its slopes among the wild fauna of the national park. During summer, the resort reveals a generous and verdant nature which makes place to numerous outdoor activities: a "life-size" playground where all leisure activities are allowed!