travel to La Plagne

train, plane or automobile? this might help you decide...

by rail

The ultra-handy snow train goes from London straight to the Alps. The snow train travels overnight; or you can travel during the day on the standard Eurostar. We provide free transfers in our minibus to La Plagne from the train stations of Aime (30 minutes) or Bourg St Maurice (45 mins).

by air

We provide free airport transfers in our minibus from: Chambery (1.5 hours from La Plagne); Grenoble (2 hours); Lyon (2.5 hours); or Geneva (3 hours).

Free airport transfers are subject to availability so please check with us before you book your flights and aim to arrive in the afternoon and depart the following week in the morning.

which airline?

Belfast: EasyJet, Jet2

Birmingham: Flybe, Easyjet

Blackpool: Jet2

Bournemouth: EasyJet

Bristol: EasyJet, Snowjet

Dublin: Ryanair

East Midlands: EasyJet, Ryanair

Edinburgh: EasyJet, Globespan, Jet2

Exeter: Flybe

Glasgow: EasyJet

Glasgow Prestwick: Ryanair

by road

Driving to the Alps could be cheaper than you think! With four of you in the car your fuel costs from the French port of Calais will be around £25 per person each way.

P&O and SeaFrance provide ferry crossings from Dover to Calais and Norfolkline provides

ferry crossings from Dover to Dunkerque. It’s about a 9-hour drive from both Calais and Dunkerque to La Plagne. There are free public car-parks very close to each of our chalets in La Plagne 1800.