Private Ski Safari

Ski Safari & Gastronomy

Romain Fabre organises a private full-day ski safari across the Espace Killy, from Val d'Isère to Tignes and back, for groups of two to six people. He picks and books the mountain lunch stop and builds the route around the snow and your group's pace. Depending on the group's level, he leads the day himself or hands it to a state-certified instructor from his network.

Ski Safari & Gastronomie à Val d'Isère

A private ski safari across the Espace Killy, from Val d’Isère to Tignes and back. The route is built for the day’s conditions and your group’s level: iconic runs where they make sense, quieter routes when the main pistes get busy, and a lunch stop chosen for the food quality, not the postcard view. The pace is steady, the coaching stays useful throughout, and the goal is a full day of skiing that feels organised without being scripted.

A Typical Day

We start at a meeting point chosen for your accommodation and the day’s conditions — a lift access in Val d’Isère centre, La Daille, or Le Fornet (see all meeting points). The first hour sets the pace and checks the group’s level before we commit to the bigger terrain. From there, the route crosses into the Espace Killy toward Tignes, mixing iconic runs with quieter alternatives depending on how busy the main pistes are. Around midday, we stop at a mountain restaurant chosen for the food, not the postcard view — oysters on ice, a curated buffet, or a simple table with a view of Mont Blanc, depending on the day and season. The afternoon eases back toward Val d’Isère, with the pace adjusted to how the group is feeling after lunch.

Good to Know

A full Ski Safari typically runs as a full day, longer than a standard coaching session, since it covers more ground across the Espace Killy. The exact rate depends on the season, the group size, and whether the lunch stop is a simple table or a more elaborate booking — I confirm all of this, including the lunch arrangement, once I know your dates. If a full day is more than your group needs, a shorter version focused on one sector is possible; tell me what you have in mind. For a broader look at formats, see the full list of private ski experiences.

Key Benefits

  • Curated Itineraries: The finest viewpoints on the domain and the runs that are genuinely worth it.
  • Priority Reservations: Access to prestigious tables, including expert advice on wine and discovering the finest cellars.
  • Seamless Day: From the first lift to the final toast, everything is orchestrated.
Lunch inside a mountain igloo, one of the possible stops on the route.
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Lunch inside a mountain igloo, one of the possible stops on the route.

In Their Words

"The Ski Safari was extraordinary. Hidden routes, the best mountain restaurants — Romain knows every corner of Val d'Isère."

Marc & Claire D. — Geneva

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Ski Safari suitable for?

Skiers who are comfortable on piste and can hold a good pace across a full day. Depending on the group's level, I lead the day myself or hand it to a state-certified instructor from my network — I tell you at booking. If your group has mixed levels, tell me in advance and I will adjust the route or suggest a different format.

Is lunch included?

I choose and book the lunch stop as part of the day — a mountain restaurant selected for food quality, not the view. The meal itself is arranged and paid on the day, not bundled into a fixed package price.

How many people can join?

The safari works best for small private groups, typically two to six skiers, so the pace and terrain choices stay adapted to everyone.

Do we ski the same route every time?

No. The route is rebuilt each time around snow conditions, lift queues, and your group's pace — a mix of iconic Espace Killy runs and quieter alternatives.

Ready to plan this day?

Send your dates and level. I reply within 24 hours with a clear proposal.

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