Val d’Isère and its old village

As you exit the Brévières tunnel, the valley opens and sunlight catches the 17th‑century bell tower of Val d’Isère. Your driver drops you by Saint‑Bernard‑de‑Menthon church, its spire rising 45 meters, before a wander through stone‑built lanes. Then it’s up to Le Fornet, 2.8 km away, all dark slate roofs facing the Signal cable car (2,676 m). On the way back, pause at La Daille’s snowfront to admire Jean‑Michel Wilmotte’s façades and, in season, watch skiers glide beneath the 10‑seater gondola.

In the Haute Tarentaise, your Amani driver collects you from your Tignes‑le‑Lac hotel and keeps the car at your disposal, matching the pace to your plans—photos, a look inside the church, or a coffee at Maison Chevallot’s workshop. In Val d’Isère, enjoy croziflette or creamy polenta at La Sana while they handle parking. The Fornet road takes about ten minutes; you explore, they drive. The return to Tignes via the D902 is a relaxed 14 km, with your private chauffeur in Tignes orchestrating the afternoon from first stop to last.