Insurance
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Before you head for the pistes, it goes without saying that you should ask at a ticket office about the different insurance options available when buying you ski passes.
Two different formulas are available:
Day-by-Day insurance “Snow risk”
Snow risk covers risks related to skiing.
You should take out this policy, which lasts a maximum of 21 days, when you buy your ski pass.
Details of the offer are available from the head office of the Châtel ski lift company.
Winter 2009.2010 Rates
Adult: €3 per day per ski pass per adult
Children under 16: €2.50 per day per ski pass per children aged 5 to 15 incl.
Sales points :
At any lift cashier at the bottom of the slopes and at the main cashier in the centre of the village.
The « Carte neige »
A yearly insurance valid from the date of purchase until 15 October 2010. It covers any accident anywhere in the world, provided you are participating as an amateur in:
- Skiing in any form,
- Any sporting activity while on holiday in the mountains, including trekking on skis or on foot, with or without snow shoes, avec ou sans raquettes.
- Any sport or other collective activity organised by and under the responsibility of an association or group affilliated to the French Skiing Federation.
Guarantees
Details and limits to the cover are set out in detail leaflets available from the ESF and Ski club offices.
2009.2010 Rates
Individual “carte neige”:
Adult: €58
Children under 18: €52
Family “carte neige”: €162
(minimum 4 people: parents and children in their care).
Sales points:
- ESF ski school office
- Ski Club office
