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Between sea & mountain… Some Figures
Events – Winter 2009 / 2010
The International Resorts of the Alpes-Maritimes …
Auron - Challenging and authentic!
Isola 2000 - – The trendy resort with a view on the sea!
Valberg – With the family!
Thrills in the ski resorts …
The other Alpes-Maritimes resorts
12 resorts near authentic villages to be discovered…
To be discovered in the areas surrounding the ski resorts…
Mercantour National Park
New in 2009/2010: Le Miradou Llamas - Col de Turini
The Alpha Scénoparc® - the Time of the Wolf - Saint-Martin-Vésubie
Bison – The Monts d‟Azur Biological Reserve – Andon
Roure - Marcel Kroenlein arboretum … an extraordinary mountain garden
Thrill seeking activities around the Mercantour National Park…
Getting to the resorts
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Between sea & mountain
A spirit of contrast: this is what characterizes the territory of the Alpes-Maritimes. From peaks higher than
3,000m to the plains of the Pre-Alps, cross country and alpine skiing enthusiasts can cover more than 700km
of pistes in sunny landscapes offering an incomparable range of scenery: alpine meadows and forests, the
majesty of the high peaks and picturesque perched villages, setting the Alpes-Maritimes region apart from the
others.
The Alpes-Maritimes brings together 3 international resorts (Valberg, Auron and Isola 2000) and 12 smaller
family resorts spread throughout the entire Massif. Their "snow" and "sun" assets are guaranteed only 1½
hours from the coast by road! The last resorts in the southern Alps before reaching the Sea!
Those who love the mountains choose the Mercantour and Cheiron Massifs in winter, with the promise of snow
to be enjoyed in all its forms: mountaineering, downhill and cross-country skiing, as well, of course, as new fun
sports like snowboarding, mogul and ski cross, for which the resorts of Auron, Isola 2000, Valberg and La
Colmiane have opened perfectly designed dedicated areas.
And the après-ski? There is plenty of choice…
Enjoy several extreme sports including frozen waterfall climbing, dog sledding, building igloos in the
Mercantour park or the more simple pleasures of walking in snowshoes, driving on ice, taking a ride in a sleigh
or even several fitness sessions.
But also discover the local crafts, regional specialities and villages full of history packed with hidden treasures
(painted chapels, museums, etc.).
Or why not enjoy the "sea-mountain" contrast and at the end of the afternoon sit on a terrace on the Croisette
or the Promenade des Anglais, followed by an exceptional evening such as those offered by the Cannes
Shopping Festival, the Nice Carnival or the Citrus Festival in Menton!
Let us also remember that the Mercantour National Park is at the heart of the region and represents a major
asset in the protection of its natural and cultural heritage.
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Figures
Location 1 hour 30 from the sea.
15 ski resorts including 3 international resorts
660 km of pistes
97 number of ski lifts
600,000 m3 : retaining reservoir
4 number of snow parks
1 half pipe
1 National Park: Mercantour National Park
Tourist information : 500,000 tourists in the high country
Accommodation capacity : 11 000 beds in the high country
8600 beds in ski resorts
80% Surface totale représentée par la zone montagne sur le Département des
Alpes-Maritimes
465 sommets dépassent les 2 000m d‟altitude (et dont 6 s‟élèvent au dessus de 3000m).
Events – Winter Hiver 2009/2010
January 2010
Isola 2000 Andros Trophy National Ice Racing Championship (Driving on ice competition)
Isola 2000 Opening of the Big Boarder Tour (ski cross and snowboard cross competition)
March 2010
Auron Regional final of the Big Boarder Tour (skicross & boardercross)
April 2010
Auron 3rd Edition of the Extreme Sports www.festival-auron.com
International roller, skateboard, BMX, ski and snow competitions.
and the all winter season long : ski and snowboard competition, shows for children, magic shows, ice
sculpture, snowman competitions …
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The International Resorts of the Alpes-
Maritimes
Auron – Challenging and authentic!
www.auron.com et www.stationsdumercantour.com
Auron offers the largest ski area in the Alpes-Maritimes département
With the largest ski area in the Alpes-Maritimes département, Auron is a genuine resort village that has
preserved a traditional environment in its mountain setting. Aficionados of Alpine skiing, freestyle skiing or
snowboarding, Nordic freeride or cross-country skiing, will be delighted by the quality of the facilities available.
Not to be missed: 15th and 16th-century painted chapels, true artistic treasures
Some figures …
Auron‟s ski area enjoys 35% coverage thanks to artificial snow
- A ski area with 135 km of ski runs on four sectors: „Las Donnas‟, „Sauma Longue‟, „Demandols‟ and
„Lieuson‟. 1,600 to 2,450 m above sea level. A total difference in altitude of 7,000 m and an hourly flow of
26,470 skiers
- 42 ski runs: 9 black (2.94 km), 15 red (45.90 km), 16 blue (53.36 km), 2 green (32.8 km)
- 21 ski lifts: 3 cable cars, 9 chairlifts, 7 ski tows, 1 conveyor belt and 1 telerope
- 29 snow cannons - 143.50 hectares covered
- 1 retaining reservoir: 65,000 m3.
- Snow park: snowboarders on all levels are welcome in three zones: beginners, intermediate and advanced
- Half pipe
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Practical spirit
Ski as you like, when you like, where you like… in total freedom! Save time by exchanging your magnetic card
directly for your ski pass in one of our dispenser in Auron or Isola 2000.
The resort‟s good deals: 50% off on ski passes!
On sale on the Internet: half price for 1-day – 3-day and 5-day ski passes at
www.stationsdumercantour.com
Except weekends and during school holidays and on certain conditions
Children
• “Les Oursons” day-care centre for children age 6 months to 6 years
• “Club des Piou-Piou” (age 3 to 4) and the Mini-Club (age 4 to 7) provide children with dedicated
structures: heated chalet with games for times of rest, free mini ski lift for learning to ski and preparation
for the “Ourson” or “Flocon”.
• Team ESF “Surf”: classes for children and teenagers (3* level required) during school holidays and on
weekends.
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Isola 2000 – The trendy resort with a view on the sea!
www.isola2000.com et www.stationsdumercantour.com
Isola 2000, the resort with the best snow cover in France in 2007 and 2008
Between 1,800 and 2,610 m above sea level, Isola 2000 is famous for its snow and sunshine, thanks to its
exceptional sites, combining high altitude and proximity to the Mediterranean
With a 120-km ski area, 43 ski runs on all levels and 21 ski lifts, Isola 2000 stands out at the very top of
gliding sports in the Southern Alps. Here, there is ample choice: skiing, snowboarding in a snowpark equipped
with a half-pipe, several modules, a big air, handrails and a boardercross. Winter at Isola 2000 also means: a
wide range of non-skiing activities, many sun-drenched terraces, shops, festive evenings, entertainment,
facilities for children and especially a delightful blend of conviviality
Some Figures …
Isola‟s ski area enjoys 80% coverage thanks to “natural” snow
- A ski area with 120 km of ski runs: Domaine du Levant, Domaine du Pelevos, Domaine du Saint-Sauveur
(Merlier)
- 43 ski runs: 4 black (13.95 km), 9 red (31.40 km), 21 blue (60.47 km), 7 green (13.95 km)
- Difference in altitude from 1,800 m to 2,610 m
- 20 ski lifts: 2 cable cars, 1 funicular, 10 ski tows, 7 chairlifts with an hourly flow of 23,955 skiers
- 430 snow cannons; 30 ski runs with snow cannons – 120 hectares covered
- A snow park with sound system 2,300m above sea level
- Boardercross on the Mouflon piste (a venue for many regional and European competitions).
New this winter 2009: the 2nd fastest ski lift in France
New disengageable 6-seater at La Valette!
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The resorts good deals: 50% off on ski passes!
On sale on the Internet: half price on 1-day – 3 -day and 5-day ski passes at
www.stationsdumercantour.com
Except weekends and school holidays and on certain conditions
Children
• “Club des Piou-Piou” (age 3½ to 6) provides children with dedicated structures to learn to ski.
• “Club ESF” for children age 7 and up. Min. level: Étoile d‟Or (Golden star) for children age 7 to 9, silver
arrow for age 10 and up. Throughout the winter, ESF organizes competition classes for beginners and
advanced, coaching in mountaineering and off-piste.
• Club des Sports of Isola: for children age 7 and up (admission based on a performance test).
Competition classes, coaching competition teams for alpine skiing and ski cross.
• Club Back to Back provides children with all the structures for snowboard on their scale with leisure-
advanced classes during the holidays.
Valberg – With the family!
www.valberg.com
Valberg‟s ski area enjoys 85% coverage thanks to artificial snow
Located on a plateau 1,700 m above sea level, Valberg is a dynamic resort that has adapted to a family
clientele, as well as couples and singles. The ski area is of very fine quality with a more and more extensive
network of artificial snow. Valberg has the ‘Famille Plus Montagne’ label, with its facilities and monitoring.
Resulting from close cooperation between the resort‟s different structures, the „Les Petits Skieurs‟ formula is
tailored for tiny tots, age 3 and up. Finally, the resort has worked on the development of snowshoeing and
cross-country sealskin skiing, very popular with this new clientele thirsting for nature and adventure
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Some figures …
- 90 km of ski runs: common ski area with Beuil-les-Launes
- 53 ski runs: 6 black, 22 red, 14 blue, 11 green
- 22 ski lifts: 15 ski tows, 7 chairlifts
- 394 snow cannons
- Cross-country skiing: 25 km with 3 runs (1 green, 2 red)
- Snowpark
- 25 km of Nordic skiing and snowshoeing itineraries (13 km in Valberg and 12 km in Les Launes)
Spirit of facilitation
The Valberg Liberty pass: exclusive! No more waiting to buy tickets for ski lifts thanks to this magnetic card that
opens all the departure gates without having to take it out of your pocket. Valid from season to season and
rechargeable either at the resorts dedicated machines or online at www.valberg.com
With the Valberg Liberty pass, take advantage of the “Snowmiles” loyalty programme.
Children
The resort of Valberg has been granted the label “Famille Plus Montagne”, recognizing the presence of a
certain number of facilities and respect for high criteria in terms of hospitality, supervision and safety.
“Le Club des Piou-Piou” kindergarten
Mini-ski lift, children‟s games open every day. “Ourson” and “Flocon” tests
“Les P‟tits Skieurs” formula (for tiny tots age 3 and up): learning to ski with the “Club des Piou-Piou”, meal at
“Les P‟tits Poucets” day-care centre, then afternoon nap and games.
“Team ESF” competition classes for children age 6-11, “Le Club ESF” for children age 12 and up. Min. level:
chamois or bronze arrow. During school holidays and on weekends during the winter season, ESF organizes
competition classes to prepare children for races and possible admission to the resort‟s Ski Club.
“Les P‟tits Poucets” day-care centre (age 14 month to 6 years)
New in Valberg in 2008/2009
Valberg‟s Sentier Planétaire (planetary trail) is based on a reproduction in the natural environment of the solar
system at a scale of 1:1,000,000.
Along this trail, the solar system is rendered using grandiose monolithic works akin to Land Art, representing
the different planets.
This celestial stroll is completed by many stops - educational, contemplative or relaxing - linked to astronomy
Not - Accessible during the snowy season.
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Thrills in the ski resorts …
Ice track
In the wake of the Trophée Andros, to improve your style or simply have fun on the superb Nissan Isola 2000
ice track, 990 m long. It has hosted the greatest national and international competitions for several years
Cross-country go-kart on ice
On the ice track, onboard a real competition go-kart converted for use on ice: thrills and chills for sure!
Show quad
Discover gliding on 4 wheels, endurance, timing, steering for children and adults
Snow scooter
The joys of Canada at the gates to the French Riviera
Drive a snowmobile alone or with two people, by day or by night, in an exceptional site or follow forest trails and
ski runs. Beautiful landscapes and thrills guaranteed. All snowmobiling is with a guide.
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The other Alpes-Maritimes resorts
12 resorts near authentic villages to be
discovered…
La Colmiane – Valdeblore www.colmiane.com Roubion-Les-Buisses www.roubion.com Beuil-les-Launes www.beuil.com (Station attachée à Valberg) Gréolières-les-Neiges www.greolieres.fr L'Audibergue www.ville-caille.fr et www.ville-andon.fr Val Pelens - Saint-Martin-d’Entraunes www.valdentraunes.fr Turini – Camp d’Argent www.labollenevesubie.fr Estenc-Entraunes www.lesportesdumercantour.com Peïra-Cava www.luceram.com Le Boréon www.saintmartinvesubie.fr
www.pays-vesubie.com
Castérino - Tende www.tendemerveilles.com
www.royabevera.com Saint-Dalmas-le-Selvage www.saintdalmasleselvage.com (Station attachée aux Stations du Mercantour : Isola et Auron)
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To be discovered in the areas surrounding the
ski resorts…
Mercantour National Park
Founded in 1979, the Mercantour is one of nine national parks in France, with a protected zone of 68,500 ha
and a peripheral area of 146,500 ha.
The Mercantour National Park is twinned with the Parco Naturale Alpi Marittime in Italy; these two parks
received from the Council of Europe, in 1993, the European Diploma of Protected Areas and both signed the
European Charter for Sustainable Tourism.
The Mercantour National Park is a protected territory open to everyone. Visitors discover a natural and cultural
heritage of great diversity. In a few kilometres, they will undertake a virtual journey from the Mediterranean to
the Arctic via the alpine ambiences of the peaks of Mont Bego or L'Authion, to the sunny olive groves of the
Bévéra valley. The Mercantour landscapes result from centuries of human presence.
In the Chalcolithic, probably fascinated by the majesty of the site, people left traces of their passage carved in
the rock.
Thus, Vallée des Merveilles offers 30,000 petroglyphs on a surface area of 30 km²; it is a listed „Historic
Monument‟.
The Mercantour‟s flora is unique in Europe with over 2,400 species, 220 of which are rare: saxifrage (Saxifraga
florulenta), houseleek (Sempervivum), moss campion (Silene acaulis) and gentian, which offer a wide range of
colours in spring.
The fauna is also very rich. From chamois, that accomplished mountaineer, to ibex, saved from extinction by
reintroduction, there are wolves, returned from Italy, and small mammals, like marmots, ermine, varying hare...
The very wide variety of birds (golden eagle, short-toed eagle, black grouse...) has been further enriched since
1992 with reintroduction of the lammergeyer, or „bone-breaking‟ bearded vulture, with its 2.80 m wingspan.
Information points provide publications, exhibitions, screenings and guided tours.
Press contact: Florent Favier – Tel: +33 (0)4 93 16 78 88 –
[email protected] www.mercantour.eu
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New in 2009/2010 : Le Miradou Llamas - Col de Turini
www.leslamasdumiradou.com
@Le logis de la source
Llama farm – Visit - Outing – Organic meal package
Located for several years at the Col de Turini (approx 1hr 15 min from Nice), the farm has some ten llamas on
2 hectares around a site named Le Miradou over 1,500m above sea level at the gates to the Mercantour Park.
The local flora and fauna display remarkable diversity and, for centuries, humans have contributed to their
enrichment and maintenance.
In recent years, nearly 2 hectares have been almost entirely dedicated to raising llamas.
Bison – The Monts d‟Azur Biological Reserve – Andon
www.haut-thorenc.com
"Wild and free – In search of lost species"
Bison on the Cote d‟Azur!
This is a "Lodge" concept which has just opened in the largest private reserve in Europe several kilometres
from Grasse.
At Thorenc, a former holiday camp at the heart of 800 hectares has been modified for a scientific species
conservation project and preservation of the natural areas of the Grasse high country at an altitude of 1,500m.
Besides the preservation of sites where roe-deer, wild boar, foxes, chamois and around a hundred other
species are already living, Patrice Longour in partnership with Poland in a European breeding program, decided
to introduce a herd of around fifteen European bison and Przwalski horses.
In addition to this scientific project, he decided to increase the value of his project by offering a complete
accommodation concept on his estate: rooms and restaurant at the farm, guided walks on foot or by sleigh
pulled by superb draught horses, allowing an educational approach for this passionate individual‟s project.
The luckiest may see the bison up close or further away.
The estate is open all year round.
The Alpha Scénoparc® - the Time of the Wolf - Saint-Martin-Vésubie
www.alpha-loup.com
The Alpha Scénoparc® was created on the initiative of Gaston Franco, the Mayor of Saint-Martin-Vésubie in
order to recount all aspects of recent and past confrontations between Man and the wolf. Because Alpha – the
international name for the dominant couple in a pack of wolves - is not just another reserve for wolves in
captivity. This is an animal park established in a grandiose setting and which, through the originality of its
scenery is unique in the world.
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Firstly, the visitor witnesses three Scénovisions®, of around 20 minutes each, for which the beautiful scenes
are located in the former and now completely renovated cowsheds. These shows present several characters,
shepherds, scientists, forest warden, whose activities lead them into contact with the wolves, each for very
different reasons. Guided by one of these characters, the animal behaviour specialist, visitors then go to meet
the wolves in the second part of the park, but not without firstly passing through an enclosed "induction" room.
Press contact: Marion Auguet – Tel. 33 (0)4 93 03 60 07 - [email protected]
Roure - Marcel Kroenlein arboretum … an extraordinary mountain garden www.arboretum-
roure.org
@ Arboretum de Roure – Œuvre de Michèle Kleijnen
Roure, a mediaeval village perched 1,100m above sea level in the Tinée Valley features an arboretum showing
the mountain stage (altitude between 1,000 and 1,700m) with deciduous trees and conifers growing on
mountains all over the world, as well as collections of maple, traditional fruit trees, wild roses, houseleek, and
the “Chalet de l'Arbre” with its “Carpotheque” (collection of the fruit of conifers), xylotheque (collection of wood
for cabinetmakers). It is also unique for its little waterfalls (“cascatelles”) with birds and ornithology trail.
“Art and Trees”: the only arboretum in Europe displaying art, it offers visitors works by many artists who have
found their inspiration in this timeless place.
“No-made”* groups artists who have left their galleries to create works on a different theme each year in the
largest outdoor exhibition area: the Arboretum of Roure. Their paths of creation connect the sea and
mountains, from the customs trails of Villa Roc Fleuri Cap d‟Ail (installation in September) to the mule trails of
the Arboretum of Roure (the first Sunday in October).
The site has become the base camp for “No-made”, where artists entrust their works to Nature so that, over
the seasons, the snow, hail, rain, wind and sun reworks them in its own way.
Every year, prestigious “ambassadors” precede the “No-made” event: Ben, Jean-Michel Folon, Ernest Pignon
Ernest, Valerio Adami, Ousmane Sow, Nicolas Lavarenne…
*a reference to Marcel Duchamp and his “readymades”, pronounced “nomad” in French
The garden is a listed National Heritage site: Remarkable Garden Label.
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Thrill seeking activities around the
Mercantour National Park… The Cote d‟Azur is well known for the mildness of its temperatures in winter. A pleasant and gentle
way to visit the coast.
But it is often overlooked that the Alpes-Maritimes Department is 80% mountainous and as a result
this same Cote d‟Azur can be appreciated for its snow and "extra" ordinary activities…
This is a new way of discovering the riches of this land and more particularly the outlying areas of the
Mercantour National Park.
Dog sledding
Possible in particular in Saint-Dalmas-Le-Selvage & Casterino
For more information : www.stationsdumercantour.com & www.royabevera.com
Frozen Waterfall Climbing
Frozen waterfall climbing: A 1-hour approach walk in snowshoes to climb a frozen waterfall.
2 frozen waterfalls of 100 and 150 metres are located at Saint-Dalmas-Le-Selvage. Freely accessible, they are
reserved for the experienced – with suitable equipment. The mountain guides offer introductory and improvers‟
courses in climbing.
Building an igloo
A unique experience which begins with a ramble into the heart of the Mercantour and then construction of the
igloo.
For experienced sportspeople.
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Ruisseling
Ruisseling: this is 3 hours hiking on ice.
Discovery and demonstration of cramponing and climbing with ice axe and spiked shoes.
Paragliding in resorts
First flight paragliding for two with State-approved monitors, departing from the top of the ski runs of Isola
2000 and Auron, starting with the first snowfall.
Contact: Imagin‟air - www.imagin-air.com/
Snowshoeing
The Alpes-Maritimes département has considerable potential and offers many snowshoe trails.
Associations and professional guides remain the best guarantee of success for discovering the splendid
landscapes in the Mercantour.
Practical – Randoxygène: The General Council of the Alpes-Maritimes prints a collection of “Randoxygène”
guidebooks; the “RandoNeige” booklet is dedicated to snowshoeing, with 60 detailed itineraries throughout
the département.
A must: www.cg06.fr
Cross-country skiing
Trails through the forest or around the resort, marked trails to discover pristine sites: Beuil-Valberg- Gréolières-
les-Neiges, Casterino, Le Boréon, Caille, Roubion-les-Buisses and Estenc.
Hiking on skis
Sunny hollows, narrow valleys, windswept passes, sharp ridges and debonair domes: adventure in freshly
fallen snow. For experienced sportspersons
Qualified guides and structure
Nearly thirty qualified guides with a State diploma offer winter activities in the Alpes-Maritimes département.
Information: CRT Riviera Côte d‟Azur – Tel: +33 (0)4 93 37 78 78
www.frenchriviera-tourisme.com
For more information :
www.frenchriviera-tourisme.com
a dedicated website for November
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Getting to the resorts
By Air
From Nice Côte d‟Azur International Airport, the 2nd airport hub in France, access to the resorts is easy. Today,
there are no less than 22 low cost airlines serving Nice (as opposed to 5 for Marseille). In 2004, the airport
experienced 55% international traffic.
Altisurface in Isola: Isola features a landing strip accessible to mountain pilots owning their own craft, from
June to October.
Altisurface in Valberg: Valberg has an altisurface zone reserved for private pilots flying light “mountain”craft.
By Car
The A8 autoroute, which goes from Paris to the Côte d‟Azur in 9 hours is connected to the RN 202 at Nice-
Ouest, a main road which leads to the high valleys (of the Var, Daluis, Cians, Tinée and Vésubie) and the
majority of resorts in the Mercantour chain (Auron, Valberg-Beuil, Isola 2000, La Colmiane-Valdeblore, Roubion
and Val Pelens, as well as the cross country centres of Boréon and Estenc) The roads of the high country of the
Alpes-Maritimes are maintained all year round and cleared of snow in the winter.
By Bus
> Regular services (Source: www.santa-azur.com)
From the large coastal towns, many coach operators provide regular services to the main resorts. For the
Mercantour resorts the Santa Azur company provides regular services from Nice bus station and airport. As
regards Valberg, Broch provides services.
Attractive pricing policy: €1 one way from Nice to Isola Village or St-Etienne-de-Tinée or reverse. €8 one way for
the Isola 2000, Auron or Valberg resorts.
For the complete timetable, please consult the Santa Azur website or the Valberg Tourist Office.
> Ski-Bus Services
During the entire open season at the resorts, the Ski-Bus offer includes transport by bus and fixed price skiing
at Isola 2000 or Auron:
- outside school holidays: Saturdays and Sundays.
- during school holidays: daily
- more informations & prices on www.santa-azur.com
VALBUS PACKAGE: Skiing + return ticket by bus: €25.80 with ANT (Tel. 33 (0)4 92 29 88 88)
By Train
The SNCF links large French and European towns with the stations at Antibes, Cannes and Nice. Rail
accessibility will be greatly enhanced with the development of the TGV Côte d‟Azur project which will put Nice
3½ hours from Paris by 2015.
The Snow Train:
Runs on Saturday (according to conditions) and Sunday (from January to March). Departs from Nice at 9am, at
St-Dalmas correspondence by coach with hostess to reach Casterino around 11:15am. Return from Casterino
around 4:30pm and arrival in Nice around 7:12pm. Rates for return tickets: adults €12, children (under 12)
€7. Reservation required (at the latest on the Thursday before the Sunday of your choice): Tel. 0891 70 3000.
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Helicopter
Links to the resorts from Nice Côte d‟Azur Airport are provided in around 25 minutes.
• Azur Hélicoptère - Tel. 33 (0)4 93 90 40 70 – www.azurhelico.com
• Héli Sécurité (Nice Airport) - Tel. 33 (0)4 93 21 30 30 – www.helicopter-saint-tropez.com
• Héli Air Monaco - Tel. 33(0) 377 92 050 050 – www.heliairmonaco.com
Taxi
- Taxi Thome (Isola) - Tel. 33 (0)4 93 02 44 91 or 33 (0)6 08 46 32 39
Air-conditioned vehicles with 1 to 7 seats, equipped with a roof rack.
- Norbert Brissi (St-Etienne-de-Tinée) - Tel. 33 (0)6 64 51 13 36
All transport types, repatriation assistance, toilets.
- Pierre-Yves Ferrier (St-Etienne-de-Tinée) - Tel. 33 (0)4 93 02 41 60 or 33 (0)6 11 09 04 66 - pierre-
[email protected]. All transport types, all distances, 7 days a week, 7 seated vehicle.
Crédits photos : CRT Riviera Côte d’Azur – OT de Roubion- Arboretum de Roure – Le logis de la source
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