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Morzine News & Events – December 2017
WE ARE OPEN!!!! The snow has arrived, it is official: the weather reports have held true, the pistes are covered and there is plenty more coming our way. So if you are fortunate enough to have booked one of our Morzine self catered chalets and apartment over the month of December, expect plenty of snow...
Open Air Ice Rink – Non Skiing Activities in Morzine
There could be nothing more quintessential on your Morzine ski holiday than Ice Skating around the town square in the midst of a snowy ski resort. Every year when Winter settles in, Morzine opens up its Outdoor Ice Rink situated right in front of the Office de Tourisme. Open to the public, the 30m by...
Things to do in Morzine if you don’t ski or snowboard
Non-skiing activities are now an important part of ski resort offerings and there’s now so much choice for anyone who doesn’t wish to take to the slopes during the winter. Morzine, located in the heart of the Portes du Soleil ski region in the French Alps, has an abundance of choices of non-skiing activities –...
Morzine Weekly Market
One of the many joys of a self catering holiday is searching out and enjoying the local food. Exploring the supermarket is great but nothing beats a local market to really experience the culture and taste local produce. Any self respecting french village has a market and Morzine is no exception. It runs every Wednesday from 08.30 to 12.30...
Easter Skiing and French Courses
Are you looking for ideas of what to do during the Easter holidays? Spring skiing is fantastic with warm, long and sunny days, quiet pistes and low price lift tickets. It is a great time to bring the kids skiing Maybe you would also like to improve your children’s French before their end of year...
Alpage La Fruitiere Morzine
If the weather isn’t so good or you just don’t ski, one excellent activity you can try off the mountain is available at the Alpage La Fruitiere, Morzine. Opened in 1983 on the Route De La Plagne right in the centre of Morzine, L’Alpage was opened in 1983 by Nicolas Baud. On Wednesdays and Thursdays...