Discover the Alps and the village of Chamonix Mont Blanc at the foot of the highest mountain of Europe
Highlights
-French - Swiss - Italian Alps.
- Mont Blanc - Highest mountain of Europe
- Alpine Village of Chamonix
- Mer de Glace
included with
- Bus trip
- Map of Chamonix
- Mountain train
excluded by
- Aiguille du midi
- Other fees
Itinerary
Short on time? Not an early riser? You can go to Chamonix at 10h30 or 12h30! Enjoy the bus ride to the third natural mountain spot most visited in the world, spend some free time in the picturesque village, take a breath of fresh air and stroll on the little streets full of charm. And enjoy a ride with a Cable car to the summits!
Discover the Alpine Village of Chamonix at the foot the majestic Mont-Blanc. Enjoy the view on the mountain and discover the typical alpine village.
Chamonix is a picturesque town And the most famous mountain resort in France; from everywhere in the city if you look at the sky …you will see It – The roof of Europe – The Majestic Mont-Blanc. Enjoy the bus ride to the third natural mountain spot most visited in the world.
Take a breath of fresh air and stroll on the little streets full of charm. Chamonix hosted the first Winter Olympics in 1924 and has re-emerged on the free-ride wave as the capital of all mountain skiing. This busy little town is a popular place for day trippers, you will find lots of boutiques selling local produce such as cheese, meats as well as fresh Savoie honey and also famous brands of mountain clothes, equipment.
Enjoy a ride through the mountain landscape to get to the lagest glacier of France also known as "La mer de Glace" The Ice sea. A panoramic terrace give you the best view on the Glacier! If the season allow it you can visit the Ice cave!
The Mer de Glace, or "Sea of Ice," is one of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders in the French Alps and a must-see for any visitor to Chamonix. Stretching over 7 kilometers (4.3 miles) long and up to 200 meters deep, it’s the largest glacier in France and a powerful reminder of nature’s beauty and force.
Your journey begins with a ride on the historic Montenvers cogwheel train, which winds its way up the mountain from Chamonix through pine forests and rocky landscapes. After about 20 minutes, you’ll arrive at the Montenvers station (1,913 m), where stunning panoramic views of the Mer de Glace and surrounding peaks, like Les Drus and Les Grandes Jorasses, await you.
At the top, visitors can explore viewing platforms, learn about glacial geology at the Glaciorium museum, or descend via a gondola and stairs to visit the ice cave, a tunnel carved directly into the glacier itself—offering a surreal, glowing-blue world of ice.
Whether you're interested in nature, photography, or simply want to witness one of the Alps' most iconic sights, the Mer de Glace experience is both educational and unforgettable
Geneva - Chamonix
