Set high above the valley at 1,750 metres, Club Med Les Arcs Panorama brings together modern mountain design, panoramic views and a full all inclusive ski experience made for families. With spacious Superior Rooms, ski in ski out access, dedicated children’s clubs, gourmet dining and wellness spaces shaped for slow afternoons, this resort delivers the perfect balance of energy, comfort and style. From first tracks in fresh snow to evenings in warm, Scandinavian inspired lounges, every part of the week is designed to be easy, enjoyable and full of variety.
Club Med offers a different kind of all inclusive experience, combining great food, activities, dedicated family spaces and relaxed entertainment in one place. Days can be as peaceful or as active as you want, and the resort teams help make that possible. The G.Os bring the spirit of Club Med to life, from coaching sessions and social activities to caring for little ones in the kids clubs, ensuring your holiday feels effortless from start to finish.
Club Med Les Arcs Panorama brings together clean, modern design and a warm mountain atmosphere. Its curved structure opens out to sweeping valley views, while the bright interiors mix Scandinavian textures with cosy seating areas that feel instantly inviting. Your Family Superior Room with Balcony is designed for comfort and practicality, with smart storage for ski gear and plenty of space for everyone to settle in after a day on the slopes.
This resort is built for seamless ski days. With direct access to the Paradiski area, one of the largest linked ski domains in the world, you step from the locker room straight onto the snow. Your equipment is prepared in advance with Club Med’s ski locker service, and both adult and children’s ski lessons are included, grouped by level and led by qualified ESF instructors. Whether you are a confident skier or taking your very first lesson, the structure is clear, well supported and designed to make each day on the mountain fun and stress free.
Families are particularly well catered for, with Mini Club Med for children aged four to ten, Junior Club Med for older kids, and teen zones designed for relaxed downtime. Children’s ski lessons are included, with instructors meeting them directly at the resort so there is no morning rush. Off the slopes, younger guests can join arts, games, snow play sessions and evening entertainment, creating a holiday that feels smooth and enjoyable for both kids and parents.
When you are ready to slow down, the resort’s wellness spaces make it easy to reset. The indoor pool overlooks the mountains, while the whirlpool, hammam and sauna provide warmth after a day on the snow. The Spa by Cinq Mondes adds a calm, luxurious touch, offering treatments inspired by natural rituals. Quiet lounges and reading corners sit throughout the resort, giving you peaceful spaces to unwind before dinner or after lessons.
Dining at Les Arcs Panorama is a highlight, with refined buffet stations, fresh regional dishes and live cooking available across each meal. The main restaurant offers varied options for families, while the speciality restaurant brings Alpine flavours, warm mountain classics and a relaxed, intimate atmosphere. Snacks, après ski treats and drinks are included throughout the day, making it easy to enjoy the social side of the resort without planning ahead.
Club Med Les Arcs Panorama sits above Les Arcs 1600 in the Paradiski area, offering direct access to broad slopes, forest trails and wide mountain views. Its elevated setting provides quiet surroundings and a true ski in ski out experience with the full Les Arcs and La Plagne domains on your doorstep.
Return flights from Dublin with Aer Lingus, coach transfers, transport by scheduled coach, accommodation throughout in a Family Superior Room with Balcony on an all inclusive basis, seven breakfasts, seven lunches and seven dinners. Included activities: full Club Med ski programme, ski in ski out access, ESF ski lessons for adults and children, ski locker service, indoor pool, wellness facilities and evening entertainment. Based on four passengers sharing. Flights depart Dublin 1 February 2026. Price is correct at the time of posting (20 November 2025). Offers are subject to change.
Price from €3,742 per person
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