01-09-2025
Planning a trip to Les Deux Alpes? The Tourist Office is your starting point for practical advice, top activity recommendations, and up-to-date event details. Whether you’re arriving for a snow-filled winter in the French Alps or heading for summer mountain adventures, the Les Deux Alpes Tourist Office team is always ready to help make your stay smooth and enjoyable.
Key Services Offered by Les Deux Alpes Tourist Office
The Tourist Office is your go-to resource for all visitor questions and support in Les 2 Alpes. Their multilingual staff can help you with:
- Personalised advice on accommodation options: from hotels to chalets and self-catered apartments.
- Support organising your holiday itinerary: including ski passes, equipment hire, ski schools, childcare, non-ski activities, and après-ski suggestions.
- Current resort information: events, entertainment schedules, and family-friendly activities.
- Practical guidance: local transport, parking, interactive resort maps, details on shops, medical centres, and essential holiday services.
During peak seasons, extra information points are available at the entrance to Les Deux Alpes and at Place de Venosc, making it easy to get help wherever you are in the resort.
Opening Hours: When Is the Tourist Office Open?
Opening times for the main Tourist Office and info points change depending on the season:
- Late spring (early May – early June): Open weekdays (usually mornings/afternoons), closed on some days.
- Early summer (June): Daily opening resumes for summer activity preparations.
- High summer (mid-June – end August): Open every day, generally from about 08:30 to 18:30, with longer hours on Saturdays for arrivals.
- Autumn (September – late November): Mainly Monday to Friday, standard office hours, closed weekends in inter-season.
- Winter (late November – end April): Open daily, usually 08:30 to 18:30, and even longer on Saturdays at the start and end of the week.
Check official opening hours close to your travel dates, as exact times can vary by week and season.
Where to Find the Les Deux Alpes Tourist Office & Info Points
The main Tourist Office is centrally located and clearly signposted in the village centre. Seasonal info points can be found:
- At the entrance of Les Deux Alpes – great for a first stop on arrival.
- On Place de Venosc – handy for guests staying at that end of the resort or exploring the lower slopes.
Inside these visitor centres, you’ll find plenty of free maps, local guides, brochures on upcoming events, and staff who speak English and several other languages.
Tips for Making the Most of Your Visit
- Head to the Tourist Office soon after you arrive to get the latest updates on weather, activities, and weekly programmes.
- Ask staff for advice on less obvious activities like snowshoeing, paragliding, ice skating, hiking, and cycling (in summer).
- Look out for unique events and local festivals, as many are not widely advertised elsewhere.
- Request local restaurant and café recommendations or tips on finding quiet areas of the slopes at busy times.
The staff are full-time residents and know the area inside out, so don’t hesitate to use their local knowledge.
Getting to Les Deux Alpes
For detailed advice on how to reach the resort by transfer, train, or car, read the Accessing Les Deux Alpes: Your Complete Guide. If you need private airport or train station transfers to Les Deux Alpes, explore options with Alp Venture for reliable door-to-door services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the main Les Deux Alpes Tourist Office located?
The main Tourist Office is situated in the centre of the resort, close to shops and major lifts. Seasonal info points operate at the resort’s entrance and at Place de Venosc.
What languages do staff at the Tourist Office speak?
The team members speak several languages, including English and French, and are experienced in helping international visitors.
Is the Tourist Office open year-round?
Yes, the office is open throughout the year, with longer hours during winter and summer high seasons, and reduced hours in the quieter months.
Can the Tourist Office help with booking ski lessons or equipment?
Yes, they provide guidance on booking lessons, renting equipment, and securing lift passes, as well as information on childcare and non-ski activities.
Are there events or activities for non-skiers?
Absolutely. The Tourist Office can advise on a variety of activities and events for non-skiers and families, including hiking, snowshoeing, and village entertainment year-round.
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