Paradiski day: Les Arcs and La Plagne

Mist lifts off the windscreen above Sainte-Foy as the valley drops toward Bourg‑Saint‑Maurice; twenty-five minutes later the funicular glides up to Les Arcs 1600, the alpine resort shaped by Charlotte Perriand in 1967—slanted façades framing the view, terraced urbanism, and, higher still, Aiguille Rouge at 3,226 m facing Mont Pourri. Then it’s on to La Plagne, roughly 30 km via the D220 and D223, a patchwork of plateaus and hamlets linked since 1961 and home to one of France’s few operational Olympic bobsleigh tracks.

Your driver collects you from your Tignes hotel and remains on hand all day in a spacious Mercedes, rear heating set just right and ski hold ready. Taste Beaufort cheese in Bourg‑Saint‑Maurice, ride up to Les Arcs, pause at the Aiguille Rouge viewpoint, then continue to Plagne Centre while he navigates parking and timing. In Savoie, our private chauffeur fine‑tunes the plan to snow conditions, prebooks funicular tickets, and arranges bobsleigh access so you can focus on the Paradiski links—not the logistics.