Hepatica Chalet, Plagne Soleil / Village

White water rafting is accessible to all who love the natural environment and who are in search of a bit of adventure. These excursions will leave you with some unforgettable memories.

State-of-the-art Taxi Ski chair makes the slopes accessible to everyone

Leave your skis and snowboard behind and go off the beaten track on snowshoes!

This activity is accessible to those comfortable in water, no need to be a professional diver or swimmer, you just have to be smart at using the water movements, obstacles and waves.

Feel the need… the need for speed? These electric snow bikes are three times lighter than a snowmobile, whisper-quiet and seriously powerful - a ride you won’t want to miss.

A fantastic way to see the resort with your friends and family and a great way to entertain any non-skiers in your group.

Pizza is the main choice on the menu here, and they come freshly made to order with a thin and crispy base and a wide choice of tasty toppings.

This delightful hotel restaurant serves creative cuisine, blending French gastronomy and Savoyard tradition.

A great spot for a lunchtime stop during your day out on the mountain, serving international as well as local Savoyarde cuisine.

Restaurant serving simple French and local specialities. Their terrace has stunning panoramic views.

At this restaurant you can enjoy your lunch outside while soaking up the sun.

You can dine on the sun terrace with fantastic views of the mountains or in the warm and cosy dining room with log fireplace. 

Located in the heart of Plagne 1800, La Mine is the popular pub for après-ski and evenings with amazing live music and a large selection of beers, ciders and wines.

Located inside the Corail building, this charming bar can be easily missed unless you explore Belle Plagne on foot. 

At the heart of the large lobby, take a seat around the impressive oak and marble bar.

This funky little igloo-themed bar is a favourite with locals and visitors alike with live music and DJs every night of the week.

Small but full of charm, you enjoy a glass of something from their extensive wine list in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

A lively spot for après-ski, with happy hour drink promos and live music.

The exhibits in this museum range from the Neolithic all the way to the present day. 

In the Chiaupe glacier at the top of Bellecôte (3,417m), an ice cave has been dug every winter since 2005.

The Vanoise National Park is one of the highlights of the Tarentaise region. 

In La Plagne 1800 you will find this lift pass office next to the Chez Mer Grand restaurant.

Located just inside the centre commercial next to the Telemetro entrance and close to intersport.

Inside the Place Centrale and Centre Commercial in Plagne Soleil is the Lift pass office.

Located in the centre of the Centre Commercial in Plagne Centre next to the ESF office is the lift pass office.

Located at the bottom of the pistes near to the Teleski de la Chevrette.

Locetd in the centre commercial in Belle Plagne and opposite the Vers Bellecote cable car you will find the lift pass office.

Plagne 1800 is one of the most charming spots in La Plagne with its cluster of wooden chalets and friendly atmosphere. Families love the small beginner area and easy access to ski school, while lifts connect you quickly to Plagne Centre and beyond. With a mix of affordable chalets, apartments and hotels plus a few lively bars, it offers a welcoming base with everything close at hand.

Aime La Plagne, or Aime 2000, sits at 2,100m and is one of the highest purpose-built resorts in the Alps. Its distinctive pointy-topped building houses most of the self-catering apartments along with shops, restaurants and ski services. With ski-in, ski-out access to the Paradiski area, beginner zones, blues and reds, plus spectacular valley and Mont Blanc views, it’s perfect for those chasing sun on their balcony and easy access to the slopes, as well as a small lively nightlife scene.

Situated at the convergence of several pistes, Plagne Bellecôte is ideal for skiers wanting to maximise time on the slopes. The village has plenty of self-catered apartments, restaurants, shops and bars, with lifts and a gondola just metres away. Well connected to Plagne Centre and Belle Plagne, it combines convenience with a lively resort atmosphere.

These small satellite villages of La Plagne Centre are perfect for skiers wanting a quieter, more relaxed stay. They have essential shops, ski hire and beginner areas, with runs leading straight into Plagne Centre. Well-connected by the lift network, they offer good-value chalets and apartments right on the slopes. Enjoy a laid back holiday while staying close to all the action.

Plagne Centre is the biggest and busiest of the La Plagne villages. With shops, bars, restaurants and services all linked by indoor galleries, it’s a lively base that has everything you need. On the slopes it’s a key lift hub with easy access for beginners and challenging runs for experts, making it a great choice if you want to be at the heart of the action.

Montalbert, situated on the far right side of the piste map, at 1,350m, is a charming village built mostly in traditional alpine style and enjoying stunning views out across the valley.