Val d'Isere Access Maps & Travel

If you're not taking a package holiday, where travel to your resort is already catered for, then you might want to consider how you're going to get from the UK to the Alps. Val d'Isere is not so far way from the UK, and can be reached by car, train or aeroplane. With the advent of DIY travel and travel websites, it's easy to check public transport timetables in France, and there are plenty of companies offering transfer services from the airport to Val d'Isere. Our guide gives you an idea of the options available, plus some tips on how to get your sporting equipment safely to Val d'Isere. ... see "Travelling to Val d'Isere" for more

Val d'Isere is made up of a number of small charming little 'hamlets', namely Le Cret, Le Joseray, Le Chatelard, La Legettaz, Le Laisinant, Le Daille and Le Fornet. To help you get your bearings, in this section you will find area maps showing you the layout of the land, detailed street maps, activity area maps, and lift & piste maps for the whole valley. The local transportation timetables are also detailed here to help you get about. ... see "Val d'Isere Maps & Timetables" for more

With Val d'Isere set to become a "car free resort" by 2009, cars are not favoured in resort. Instead, Val d'Isere provides an excellent free bus service which runs until around midnight including a service to La Daille. It's worth checking with your tour operator to see if they offer a free minibus service to their clients. Information and timetables for the public transport system can be found in this section, along with parking information for car drivers. ... see "Val d'Isere Transport & Parking" for more