Skiing & Adventure

You’ll have the opportunity to continue skiing after the slopes are closed at the end of the day. You’ll meet at the top of Courchevel to have a drink while you enjoy the sunset.

Then, once the sky is dark and everyone is at home, you’ll enjoy the entire slope for yourself and experience what skiing at night is like. An excellent opportunity to take in the view of the lights of Courchevel from the top!

Explore the coast around Marseille with your skipper for a full day. You will have the choice between a cruise to the East and the Calanques National Park, or to discover the Côte Bleue and Frioul islands, located to the West. A gourmet buffet will be served on board for lunch.

Discover the spectacular Calanques National Park. Sail through the narrow passageway of Cap Croisette, the gateway to the heart of the park. The Calanques are white limestone cliffs interspersed with secluded coves and beaches. The park stretches between Marseille and Cassis’s coastline and offers a playground for hiking, snorkeling, sunbathing, and, of course, sailing.

Your guided moderate hike starts in the center of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, climbing a scenic botanical path through the Alpilles Mountains to the crest of the jagged limestone hills. On clear days, enjoy views of the Mediterranean to the south and Mont Ventoux to the north. You’ll follow a narrow ridge path with stunning panoramic views and some light, non-technical scrambling.

After a picnic in the heart of the Alpilles, you’ll return along a different trail lined with olive and cypress trees, passing beautiful villas and farmhouses before reaching Saint-Paul-de-Mausole, where Vincent van Gogh lived during his final year. After visiting the site, you’ll return to Saint-Rémy and, depending on the day and season, enjoy a tasting of the region’s renowned olive oil.

Enjoy and participate in a horse and cart race – also known as “sulky harness racing”, one of the the most popular variations of horse racing known all over the world. A challenging and exciting sport, whose roots extend nearly 3000 years ago to the Assyrian kings who lived and breathed chariot racing. They even used this means of sport not only for war but even for hunting purposes.

Harness racing accompanied by a chariot has evolved over the centuries and represents the beauty and culture of Normandy. For a fulfilling experience, you will ride along the beaches of Deauville or in the countryside of the Cote Fleuri.