Pristine natural beauty, world-class skiing across the Mont Blanc Massif and cobblestoned streets with boutiques and Michelin-starred restaurants await those seeking a sophisticated alpine experience in Megève. The perfect combination of relaxation and adventure awaits you and our luxury chalet rentals in Megeve parallel the exclusivity of this unmatched winter getaway.
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What started as a small farming and agricultural community in the French Alps was transformed in the early 20th century by the Rothschild family to become one of the premier winter sports destinations. Now the snow-capped mountains call to the discerning traveler who seeks the rustic charm and luxury indulgence it offers. Take on the over 400 kilometers of perfectly groomed slopes and vast number of runs suitable for all skiers or simply enjoy the wonderland atmosphere of the town with its excellent collection of activities you can enjoy. Ski season begins mid-December and runs until mid-April.
Megève’s exceptional skiing and snowboarding facilities across the 445 kilometres of perfectly groomed slopes make it the place to be during the winter months. You’ll ski past postcard-worthy forests with their snow-kissed firs. As part of the Evasion Mont-Blanc ski area, you’ll be part of an interconnected network that includes Saint-Gervais, Combloux, and Les Contamines. There are plenty of gentle slopes ideal for families, as well as red and black runs that provide an excellent challenge for more seasoned experts. You can access the main ski areas from the Chamois gondola in the heart of the village, where you can also pick up any needed equipment upgrades and head straight up to the slopes. Off-piste, there are numerous freeride opportunities perfect for those seeking solitude away from the crowds. With plenty of guides available to help you navigate, you can safely explore until you’re confident to venture out on your own.
Megève boasts immaculate powder, and if you’re looking to test your skills further, you can participate in various competitions throughout the season that attract both professionals and spectators, creating a vibrant atmosphere of high-octane excitement.
For those seeking alternative snow activities, head to the snow parks to challenge yourself on rails and kickers, showcasing your tricks. Alternatively, enjoy more tranquil activities like snowshoeing, ice skating, or dog sledding for a more relaxed snow experience.
After a fulfilling day, take a stroll to Eglise Saint-Jean-Baptiste, the medieval church in the heart of the square, to appreciate the region’s heritage. Alternatively, visit the annual Christmas market or join in the New Year’s Eve celebrations if you’re seeking festive cheer.
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Take a break from your epic mountain adventure and head down for a luxury shopping experience. Megève offers a wonderful array of boutiques where you can purchase last-minute Christmas gifts or something stylish to wear to dinner that evening. From the family-owned Blu&Berry, which carries Dior, Isabel Marant, Loewe, and Valentino to name a few, to Big Boss, which stocks Saint Laurent, Fendi, and Stella McCartney, there are plenty of shopping options. If you’re on the hunt for something spectacular to mark your trip, then head to Guilhem, one of the finest jewellers in the area who are the official Rolex retailer in Megève and also carry Tudor watches and jewellery from Messika and Vhernier Milano, in addition to creating their own pieces with the finest precious stones. Major French luxury brands like Moncler and Hermes have their own stores too. If you’re looking for something ideal for your furry friends, then Le Petite Boutique carries not just a fantastic range of products for dogs but also leather goods.
After a long day in the Alps, you can spend your evenings indulging in some of the finest Savoyard cuisine at one of the several Michelin-starred restaurants in the area. Across three restaurants, there are five Michelin stars: La Table de l'Alpaga, where chef Alexandre Baule prepares feasts that take advantage of the seasonal offerings; La Dame de Pic - Le 1920, where chef Anne-Sophie Pic, one of the world’s most distinguished female chefs, whips up Alpine twists on her signature dishes; and if you’re looking for the truly exceptional, the three-star Flocons de Sel, where Emmanuel Renaut’s childhood adoration of Haute Savoie comes alive on the plate as he serves up modern cuisine in a calming Alpine setting. If you’re looking to experience the vibrant food scene further, then there are a plethora of cozy bistros and brasseries in the area that make this a paradise for food enthusiasts. If you’re looking for something lively, the iconic The 5 Streets, which has achieved institution status, is the place to be with live music and classic cocktails.
