Apartments in Les Gets

Alpine scenery and natural heritage in Les Gets

The village of Les Gets is widely regarded as one of the most picturesque destinations in the French Alps. Known for its preserved architecture and temperate mountain climate, it offers an immersive visual experience across all seasons. Visitors can explore local history and enjoy the hospitality of a community that balances traditional charm with modern leisure. Whether you are seeking a quiet retreat or an active holiday, this iconic resort provides a versatile base for your stay.

Premium apartments designed for comfort

Our selection of apartments caters to diverse needs, from spacious family rentals to secluded flats ideal for a quiet getaway. Many properties are pet-friendly, ensuring no member of the family is left behind. These residences feature classic French mountain design, characterized by warm woodwork and functional layouts. Each unit is equipped with modern essentials, including high-speed internet, providing a comfortable environment to relax in after a day on the slopes or trails.

Exploring the Chablais Geopark

For those interested in the natural history of the region, we recommend visiting the Chablais Geopark. A cable car connects Mont Caly to the summit of Mont Chéry via Clos Lachat, offering a panoramic view of the surrounding peaks. At the summit, an orientation table assists hikers in navigating the trails through high-altitude pastures and forests toward Lassare. These routes are well-suited for hiking, skiing, and snowshoeing, depending on the season.

A destination for adventure sports

Les Gets and the neighboring Morzine are hubs for high-altitude sports. Tandem paragliding flights with certified instructors provide a unique perspective of the valley, while multi-day certification courses are available for those looking to fly solo. The region frequently hosts international paragliding competitions, benefiting from some of the most reliable thermal conditions in Europe. The local sporting community is active and welcoming, making it easy for visitors to engage with the sport safely.

1. Aerial tours by helicopter
2. Canyoning in the mountain gorges
3. The Olympic Swimming Centre
4. Professional Tennis Facilities
5. Indoor Ice Skating at Palais des Sports
6. Equestrian trails in Dereche Forest
7. Try your hand at Disc Golf

1. Aerial tours by helicopter

Blugeon Helicopters offers guided flights over the peaks and valleys. This provides a perspective of the alpine terrain that is impossible to achieve from the ground.

2. Canyoning in the mountain gorges

Experience the local river systems through guided canyoning. Participants use harnesses to abseil down waterfalls and navigate natural rock formations—a technical and engaging way to explore the landscape.

3. The Olympic Swimming Centre

This facility features a 50-metre outdoor pool, dedicated areas for children, and manicured lawns for relaxation. It is an excellent alternative to mountain sports on warmer days.

4. Professional Tennis Facilities

The local sports complex includes multiple clay courts and training walls. It also features a basketball court and a skate park, with professional coaching available for all skill levels.

5. Indoor Ice Skating at Palais des Sports

Visit the home of the Morzine Penguins ice hockey team. The indoor rink is open for public sessions daily, providing a high-quality facility for skaters of all ages.

6. Equestrian trails in Dereche Forest

The local equestrian center offers pony trekking along the Dranse River. For more experienced riders, overnight mountain treks are available, including stays in traditional alpine huts.

7. Try your hand at Disc Golf

Located near the river Dereches, this 9-hole disc golf course is a unique outdoor activity. It is accessible for participants aged four and up, with specialized equipment provided on-site.