What to do in Peisey-Vallandry?

Experience the thrill of paragliding over the beautiful resorts of Peisey-Vallandry and Les Arcs, available year-round. This exciting activity is suitable for everyone, including children as young as 5 years old, who can enjoy their first paragliding adventure. Participants can expect flight times ranging from 6 to 8 minutes for a station flight and up to 20 minutes for longer flights. In the winter, take-offs can be performed on skis or snowboards.

Don't be misled by the name. Le Petit Hibou restaurant offers a delightful journey through the inventive Mediterranean and Asian cuisine inspired by the global travels of its New Zealand chef. The drinks menu is equally original, featuring unique options that you won't typically find elsewhere. You can try Mt Houblon, the beer brewed right in the restaurant's cellar. This gourmet destination is certainly one you won't want to miss!

Home cooking at Le Coeur de Vall' blends tradition with modern invention, using fresh, local ingredients. This dedication to quality has earned the restaurant the prestigious title of Maître Restaurateur. You can confidently visit, knowing you will enjoy refined dishes served throughout the winter in a warm and inviting atmosphere reminiscent of cosy mountain chalets.

At Chez Félix in Plan Peisey, you can enjoy a wonderful moment of conviviality in the dining room or on the south-facing terrace. The menu features traditional Savoyard or Burgundian fondue, as well as pierrade. Additionally, you'll find a selection of brasserie dishes and both sweet and savoury crêpes available at any time. The restaurant is open year-round, but we recommend making a reservation by phone for dinner to ensure a seat.

The Mojo Bar is the place to be for festive après-ski in Peisey-Vallandry. It welcomes you until 2 am with concerts and DJ sets. You can share a charcuterie or cheese board and sip one of the many cocktails on the menu. Every week, the Mojo Bar has surprises in store for you with sports broadcasts and themed evenings, the programme of which is revealed on their social networks.

Are your children little daredevils? Give them a good dose of adrenaline with white-water activities, open to everyone aged 8 and above. Rafting, cano-raft, canyoning, kayaking or hydrospeed will allow them to go beyond their limits in complete safety. You will be supervised throughout the activity in Landry, on the Isère River or in Salins-Fontaine, on the Doron de Bozel.

Isabelle Desse, painter and illustrator, invites you to discover her work through a visit to her studio in Le Villaret, where her watercolour works are on display. You will be able to admire her paintings, which represent the mountain and its landscapes as they evolve with the seasons. A shop featuring postcards, books, and reproductions will allow you to take a souvenir of your visit. The workshop is open every day from 2 pm to 5 pm, except on Saturdays.

Located in Landry, Une Montagne de savoir-faire is a leather workshop specialising in leather goods and saddlery, as well as a boutique featuring French artisans who specialise in furniture and decoration. All the production is top-of-the-range and 100% French, proposed by artisans who are passionate about their work and happy to share their expertise with visitors. The workshop is open from Tuesday to Friday or Saturday, depending on the season, from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm and from 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm.

A true haven of well-being, the Carita Spa offers a wide range of facial and body treatments, massages, and modelling to recharge your batteries and fully enjoy the benefits of your stay in the mountains. The Spa also welcomes children from the age of 6 to teach them skincare rituals tailored to their age, using a range of gentle, organic products specifically designed for young skin.

An ideal family outing in bad weather, the Eterlou cinema offers two screenings a day, at 6 pm and 8:30 pm, and a third at 2:30 pm when the weather permits. The programme is posted daily on the cinema's Facebook page and consists of the latest productions on show. Children's seats are available so that the little ones don't miss a moment of their favourite cartoon.

Don't look elsewhere! Only in Peisey-Vallandry can you savour this pastry, crafted from wild blueberries, almond cream, and macaroonade. Considered here as a "culinary treasure", it modernises the traditional blueberry tart by bringing a more decadent and greedier side to it. You can buy this sweet treat in the bakeries La Peiserote, Tou'Pain and Au petit Savoyard, but only during the summer, when wild blueberries are in season!