Vald'Isère
Legendary skiing, instant arrival. Forget the snowy, slow roads and start your ski holiday the moment you take off.
Val d'Isère sits at 1,850 metres in the Tarentaise valley, joined to Tignes to form the Espace Killy — one of the largest ski areas in the world and a fixture of the World Cup circuit on the Face de Bellevarde. Snow-covered roads and winter weekend traffic can turn the drive up the valley into a long, tense crawl; the helicopter lands you directly at the resort, skis and luggage included, in a fraction of the time. It suits a Saturday changeover as well as it does a fast link from Geneva or Courchevel for a single day on the slopes.
*Prices are indicative
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Helicopter vs Car
Winter roads up the valley are slow at the best of times, and worse on a changeover Saturday.
Val d'Isère – Genève
Val d'Isère – Courchevel
Val d'Isère Airport Information
Type
No airport — private helipad in resort / Pas d'aéroport — hélistation privée à la station
Frequently Asked Questions
Why fly to Val d'Isère?
One half of the Espace Killy, and a fixture of the World Cup ski calendar — reached directly, snow and traffic bypassed entirely.
Highlights
Espace Killy
The linked Val d'Isère–Tignes ski area, more than 300 km of slopes between 1,550 and 3,456 metres, one of the largest in the world.
Face de Bellevarde
The legendary black run from the 1992 Olympics and the World Cup, plunging into the heart of the village. A challenge for experienced skiers.
La Daille
The resort's gateway district, at the foot of the Funival funicular, which climbs to Bellevarde in minutes, in the heart of the ski area.
