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If you are considering a ski break, Chamonix in France is an ideal location in which to rest, relax, and enjoy the best luxury catered chalets worldwide. There is a tangible sensation of sporting history as grand as the awe inspired by the sheer natural beauty around you. To consider sports legend exclusively, when you come to Chamonix you come to the host of the first ever Winter Olympics back in 1924.

First of all a short general introduction seems advisable. Nestled in the northwestern Alps is a community consisting of sixteen villages called Chamonix. Just the right locale for any skier to set up camp — why? Because to be found nearby are the famed peaks of Mont Blanc and the Aiguilles Rouges both. The resort itself is famous and popular with mountaineers and skiers. It isn’t only ski enthusiasts who want to visit Mont Blanc– it sees visitors year round by more than enough holidaymakers to place it among the top three natural sites visited by tourists anywhere in the world.

Winter sports like extreme snowboarding, ice climbing, rock climbing not to mention skiing are much-loved pastimes of many tourists, and Chamonix offers any or all of these in just one convenient location. Skiers and hikers may opt for the less high-octane routes with wonderful views surrounding Chamonix, all accessible using a cable car or on foot. Prior experience is not mandatory for many slopes at Chamonix, which caters to all levels of skill.

There’s still no choice better for an active family vacation than a luxury catered chalet. These boast all of the comforts of home in lavish surroundings to complement the breathtaking view of the mountains.

Some luxury catered chalets are just for two, although others cater to groups with more bedrooms, roaring fireplaces, somewhere to cook, and all are totally outfitted. Alpine expeditions can create an incredibly romantic setting or an action-packed break for friends and family, and you’ll find no better place for one to start from. Summer or winter, there is lots to try during your time in the Alps, including ice climbing, or simply mountain climbing. Should you be not a skier but a tourist, you’ll find there’s still a lot to do on your Alpine vacation with the views, historical artefacts and places to visit, and the hunt for bargains, all this taking place among the friendly population. Some quick preparation will give you all the information you need to find the right deal on airfare and accomodation and find out where to go for the activities you want to pursue to make this your favorite vacation yet…