* Ski France only 1 hour from Geneva
* Traditional alpine village
* Placed first in a classification of the 50 best ski resorts in the world (by the Independent online)
* Relaxed & friendly village atmosphere
* One of the 14 resorts making up the Portes Du Soleil, the largest ski area in Europe

Les Gets Ski Resort, a charming and authentic alpine village.
Part of the vast Portes du Soleil ski area, the largest ski area in Europe, Les Gets is based at 1172m, high up in the French Alps. The traditional dairy farming village is a community that dates back to the 12th century. It is now a pleasing mix of old Savoyard chalets and more modern wooden-and-stone buildings constructed in keeping with their beautiful alpine surroundings, with all the facilities you would expect of a modern ski resort whilst still retaining the charm of an 800 year old alpine community. It has a relaxed atmosphere, warm and friendly, in keeping with i's traditional Savoyard roots.
Les Gets high street by night

Snow Covered Ski France

There is plenty going on in this little French ski resort. The winter is packed with a host of events each week from "fire week" to dog sledding races, so there is a lot to keep you entertained off the slopes. Check out our events page for full details.

There are over 100 shops, bars and restaurants. We have a cinema showing films in English twice a week, an ice rink including the weekly children's ice disco and ten pin bowling alley.

Les Gets' nightlife has a warm and friendly atmosphere. There are many good bars worth checking out, hosting live music and showing all the big sports matches. Look out for The Dublin Inn, a great bar to watch all the big sports events with plenty of big screens. Most bars are open until 2am, and for those with energy still to burn there is the Igloo nightclub, which is open until 5am!

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 7th 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.