Les Arc is a big resort. This might worry some people but an abundance of piestes means there is more than enough space for everyone. The resort is split into two halves with les arc 1600 & 1800 on the valley side and 1950 & 2000 on the flip side sitting inside a natural bowl. The best skiing can be found in the bowl if you are intermediate+. On peak times (holidays etc) the resort gets busy so get up high and out of the resorts valley side for less crowds.

Les Arc is a great resort with the perfect mix of runs from beginner to expert. You can also access La Plagne which has the same. The apres is great fun!

First ski holiday I had been on in Europe and it was brilliant. We had a group of 10 of us there, so we had quite large bookings for restaurants etc. they were all very accommodating and incredibly hospitable. The accomodation was ideal 2 connecting flats that were ski into, this was class for chilling after a long day on the slopes or just enjoying a beer in the evening in the balcony. The slopes were well tended given the time of year and the temperature too. It was great to get up into the mountains as the ski lifts were well connected to the other resorts locally to Les arcs 1800. This meant a massive variety of skiing that we could go somewhere new everyday and have an entirely different day to the previous one. The facilities in and around there were also great good shops for groceries and then ski shops and gifts too to get some quality clobber. The apres ski was great fun everyone was always up for it and the vibes were immaculate. And the drink was reasonably well priced.