Skiing in Tignes
Tignes ski resort sits at 2,100m and is part of the Tignes – Val d’Isère ski area, which gives skiers direct access to Val d’Isère. The ski resort was purpose-built, ensuring great ski-in ski-out access.
The total ski area amasses 300km and is favoured towards intermediate and advanced skiers. Aiguille Percée is one of the most famed ski slopes, with Tignes’ most recognisable feature, the ‘Eye of the Needle’. Beginners benefit from two dedicated nursery areas, which can be used free of charge.
Dining in Tignes
Tignes has several fantastic restaurants to dine in, mostly serving traditional Alpine food. Mendikoa is an excellent choice for traditional French Alpine cuisine, serving steak, tartiflette and fondue.
Visit Loop Bar for relaxed dining, but delicious food. The service is friendly and laid-back, and the menu is varied, making it a great spot for lunch in the sun on your luxury ski holiday in Tignes.
Best Tignes Après Ski and Nightlife
Winter Activities in Tignes
There are several exciting activities to explore off the slope in Tignes. For the thrill-seekers there is ice diving, snow rafting, ice climbing and microlight flying. For something a little more relaxed, try one of the many fabulous spas, the bowling alley, the leisure centre, or peruse the boutiques.
A Day in the Life of Tignes
