FAQ about Avoriaz

Here you find some of the most common questions, and of course answers to them, that people usually have about Avoriaz regarding the trip there, skiing, things to do, accommodation etc.

Which is the best airport to fly to when going to Avoriaz?

The best option for a couple of important reasons is Geneva Airport. It is the closest airport, 91 kilometres away by road. The driving time to Avoriaz from the airport is less than 2 hours, and it also offers a lot of transfer options. Furthermore, Geneva Airport is a big international airport with plenty of flights from all the major cities in Europe.

Another good option, if you can find good flight options here, is Chambéry Airport. The transfer time from here on the road is around 2 hours, but it is a smaller airport with fewer flights.

Other feasible options are Lyon-Saint Exupéry airport and Grenoble Airport. The transfer time from here is around 3 hours by road, but the transfer options are fewer and a bit more expensive compared to Geneva.

Are there any childcare options in Avoriaz?

Yes, in Avoriaz you find the Avrizou Childcare Centre at the centre of the village for children from 6 months up to 5 years. The price for a full day care is 69 euro, and half a day 39 euro. If you book your child here for several days, you get a lower price.

For a bit older kids, 3 years up to 16, there is Village des Enfants. This place is a combined leisure centre and ski school, all rolled up into one. They have half and full day options where kids can both learn to ski and enjoy other activities while their parents enjoy the slopes.

Are there any nearby ski resorts that are easily accessible from Avoriaz?

Yes, Avoriaz is part of the extensive Portes du Soleil ski area together with 11 other ski resorts in both France and Switzerland. Other ski resorts part of the same area is for example Morzine and Les Gets, and you can access all these places with a single ski pass. In total the ski area has around 650 kilometres of pistes.

Can I go by train to Avoriaz?

No not really, you can't go by train but directly but there are a couple of train stations decently close by. The closest train stations are in Cluses and Thonon-les-Bains. The bus from both these stations takes about one hour.

What makes Avoriaz a fantastic destination for freestyle enthusiasts?

Avoriaz boasts a renowned snowpark, The Stash (originally called Biotop), designed by snowboarding legend Terje Haakonsen, and it was built in 2007. It features creative wooden features and natural elements, creating a unique freestyle experience.

How much does a ski pass cost in Avoriaz?

A ski pass in Avoriaz for one day of skiing is 68.00 EUR for adults. The daily price for youth is 61.00 EUR, and you pay 51.00 EUR per day for kids.

Does Avoriaz have any ski rental shops?

Avoriaz has 15 places where you can rent ski equipment on your ski holiday there. To see booking options and a map where you can find the shop that is most suitable for you, click here. The best thing is to book your ski equipment in advance, as it is usually cheaper to book online.

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