Tignes is a high-mountain resort in Savoie, linked by its slopes to Val d'Isère. Altitude, the Grande Motte glacier, districts and seasons: here is how the resort is laid out, seen from Val Claret.

Tignes shares one of the great ski areas of the Alps with Val d'Isère: 300 km of linked slopes for all levels. The resort's altitude and its glacier give it very good snow cover.
In Val Claret you stay at 2,100 m, at the foot of the slopes. The district gives access to the Grande Motte glacier, and the Tufs chairlift opens the link to Val d'Isère.
There is life off the slopes too: spas, restaurants, bars and shops in winter; hiking, mountain biking, golf and water sports on the lake in summer.

Each district has its own character. Free shuttles link Val Claret, Le Lac and Le Lavachet.
2,100 m
Direct access to the slopes, ski schools, shops and restaurants. This is where you reach the Grande Motte glacier and, via the Tufs chairlift, Val d'Isère. The Zalôna Altitude apartment is in this district.
Resort centre
Around the lake: supermarkets, the post office, a medical practice and Le Lagon, the resort's pool and wellness centre.
Linked by shuttle
Linked to Le Lac and Val Claret by the free shuttles, it is home to several restaurants serving French and Savoyard cuisine.
1,800 m
A family-friendly district with a mountain-village feel and traditional Savoyard architecture.
A four-season resort, with activities for everyone.
Skiing, snowboarding and snow activities
Hiking, mountain biking and discovery
The Zalôna Altitude apartment sleeps up to 6 guests in the heart of Val Claret, at an altitude of 2,100 m: 2 bedrooms, private entrance, fully equipped kitchen and ski boot warmer. You book direct, with no intermediary.
Opening hours, prices and opening dates change every season: check them on the resort's official website before your stay. Official Tignes website