Top Snowkiting in France

If you're new to snowkiting I suggest taking a lesson the first day. It made all the difference for me! They really help you get the hang of it quickly. Save yourself the struggle and go for the introductory class.

Check out the rental shops before the day you plan to kite. I found some pretty good deals online that were way cheaper than what I saw in the shops on-site. Don't just go for convenience.

My advice is to pack some snacks and a thermos with hot beverage. The cafes can get busy and pricey. Trust me, having your own little break setup on the snow is super cozy!

Check the weather before you go! It changed on us, and we ended up having a snowy day when we could've been out snowkiting. I recommend keeping an eye on local forecasts

Be sure to pack some snacks and lunch. The restaurants can be pricey, and we found it hard to get good quick bites on the mountain. I think you'll save some money and have more fun.

I recommend renting your gear before you arrive. The rental shops in town were cheaper than at the resort, plus you avoid those long lines when you get there.

Check the weather and wind conditions before you head out. I overlooked this and ended up with a less-than-ideal kiting day. Save yourself the disappointment!

Try the local cafés around 3 PM. They really quiet down then, and you can enjoy a cozy atmosphere with great pastries while unwinding from the day on the slopes.

Look out for weather updates before heading up. Conditions can change quickly; I got caught in some harsh winds that cut my day short. Plan your sessions wisely!

I suggest arriving around 9 AM to avoid the crowds and snag the best spots for snowkiting. Later in the afternoon, it gets pretty packed up on the slope!