Walking Tour du Mont Blanc - Premium

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16 - 99 yearsAge range for participants

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Demands good physical fitness and stamina for more intense or extended activities.

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Chamonix, France

Courmayeur, Italy

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Highlights

Walk the highlights of Mont Blanc's iconic trails

Unique alpine panorama and pristine reflections of Lac des Cheserys & Lac Blanc

Stay in French adventure hub Chamonix and classic Italian resort Courmayeur

Itinerary

Indulge in alpine luxury while trekking Europe's most iconic mountain circuit on the "Walking Tour du Mont Blanc - Premium." This 8-day self-guided hiking tour offers experienced adventurers the chance to traverse the awe-inspiring Mont Blanc massif, from Chamonix to Courmayeur, in style and comfort.

Enjoy the grandeur of snow-capped peaks, mirrored lakes, and sweeping valleys as you walk well-marked trails across France, Italy, and Switzerland. Your premium 4-star accommodations promise top-tier service and relaxation after each rewarding day, with convenient access to mountain transport for seamless exploration.

The unique selling point of this tour package is the blend of challenging trekking and exceptional comfort, making it the perfect choice for those who want to experience the Tour du Mont Blanc’s legendary beauty without compromising on luxury. Optional 3-star stays are available for a more classic alpine experience.

day 1Arrive in Chamonix

Arrive at your hotel in Chamonix where you'll stay for the next 4 nights. Nestled at the base of Mont Blanc, you can enjoy a leisurely evening exploring this lovely town.
Overnight Park Hotel Suisse 4*, Chamonix.

day 2Aiguille du Midi to Mer de Glace

day 3Aiguilles Rouges

day 4Bellevue to Contamines-Monjoie

day 5Val Ferret

day 6Val Veny

day 7Val Ferret

day 8Depart Courmayeur

What's Included

Accommodation

7 nights twin-centre accommodation in 4, hotels, Private car transfer between hotels

Meals

All breakfasts

Transport

Mont Blanc Multi Pass: 3 day pass in Chamonix for access to public transport

What's Excluded

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Itinerary

day 1Arrive in Chamonix

day 2Aiguille du Midi to Mer de Glace

day 3Aiguilles Rouges

day 4Bellevue to Contamines-Monjoie

day 5Val Ferret

day 6Val Veny

day 7Val Ferret

day 8Depart Courmayeur