Saint Martin de Belleville

The Three Valleys' best kept secret

The village

Truly nestled in the heart of The Three Valleys, St Martin de Belleville and its surrounding hamlets are the epitome of a chocolate box ski resort. Think panoramic mountain views, charming old streets and detached private chalets and you’ll start to build a picture of what to expect. This gorgeous village offers the perfect blend of authentic Savoyarde charm yet with varied and interesting restaurants and some great facilities.

The skiing and ski area is unmatched in our opinion, but there is more to the resort and local area than just skiing (or snowboarding). Walking, hiking, snowshoeing, sledging and cross-country skiing are all on offer and plentiful and we can help plan itineraries for those not skiing for the week, or who just fancy a day off from the slopes.

Celebrate

Embrace all that Saint Martin has to offer throughout the winter. The festive season brings with it a delightful sense of occasion and the French take great pride in their holiday traditions. During peak weeks, you can expect torchlight descents on the piste and stunning firework displays that light up the night sky. The perfect in-resort activities for you and your little ones to enjoy. Alongside charming village festivities. For those seeking a little 'me-time' off the slopes, there are local luxury spas to indulge in. Or, why not unwind in the comfort of your chalet with an in-room massage or beauty treatment? Pair this with a soak in your own private hot tub which is at your disposal, you'll feel rejuvenated and ready to take on another exhilarating day in the mountains.

Skiing in Saint Martin de Belleville

With its 600km of skiing, The Three Valleys is world renowned as the largest ski area in the world. Sitting between Meribel and Les Menuires, Saint Martin gives seamless access to all Les Trois Vallées has to offer. With such a vast array of pistes, The Three Valleys really does cater to all levels of skiing.

Family friendly and beginner skiers will love the gentler slopes of Les Menuires and Saint Martin, whilst Mont Vallon and Le Masse offer more challenging descents for freestyle and off-piste skiing. For advanced skiers, Courchevel's Grand Couloir offers a true challenge. This infamous unpisted black run should be on every serious skier's bucket list.

Val Thorens is one of the highest resorts in the world, boasting altitudes of over 3200m , and with its six surrounding glaciers also offers one of the longest seasons in the world, opening its lifts and pistes from November to May. This vast ski area is the premier destination in Europe for guaranteed pristine snow conditions.