Activities other than skiing.
There are lots of activities for after skiing if you still have the energy.
The swimming pool in Les Bruyeres is open every day except Saturday from 2.30pm until 7.30pm. The water is very warm and so are the changing rooms, so don't be scared about being in the open air - it really is quite nice swimming amongst the snow!
The ice rink in Les Bruyeres is also open every day except Saturday from 4.30pm until 8.30pm.
Espace Tonic in Les Bruyeres has a sauna, steam room, sunbeds and gym and is accessed via the Intersport shop (turn immediately left at the bottom of the steps from the footbridge) and is open every day.
The Chalet Du Capricorn (health club) in La Croisette has the same facilities plus a Jacuzzi and offers massages and beauty treatments.
For a bit of silliness on rubber rings try Lugeland, situated between La Croisette and Preyerand - open in the evenings as well as daytime.
If you fancy a more adult kind of diversion, try the snow scooters. Trips are organised from La Croisette every evening after the pistes have closed.
Ski School.The ESF still have pretty much a monopoly; lessons can be booked at the Tourist Office in Reberty. Mountain guides are also available for off-piste skiing.
Equipment rental. We recommend Absolu Sports in Reberty. They are very helpful, friendly and have a good range of equipment to suit all standards of skier. It's also the nearest rental shop to the apartment.
Navettes. Shuttle buses run every few minutes between Reberty and La Croisette. There is a bus stop just at the roadside by Coryles.
What's On? The Bouquetin what's on guide is distributed weekly and available in supermarkets and at the Tourist Office.
Radio station. The Belleville Valley has a radio station on 101fm - actually a tailored version of Europe 2 - which broadcasts pop music and gives details of what's on in Les Menuires, Val Thorens and St. Martin. There's also a daily weather forecast in English.
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