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Reaching Chamonix is very accessible due to the popularity of the ski resorts in the winter, there are buses and trains that frequently run through the town. As well there are several airports within 3 hours of Chamonix such as Geneva, Turin, Milan, Chambery, and Lyon airport. As well visitors …
Depending on your budget and preferences, there are many different types of accommodation to choose between in Chamonix which range from camping, refuges, to hotels and chalets. It is recommended to reserve a bed ahead of time during the summer months.
The day tour to Aiguille du Midi, Montenvers and the Mer de Glace is a great way to discover the Alps without going on a climbing expedition. You will be able to admire incredible scenery while enjoying French cuisine, and will be back to Chamonix by evening.
This day tour is accessible to all fitness levels, as there is no hiking required. The access to the Ice Cave, however, requires climbing 400+ steps and is not adapted for individuals with limited mobility – so that’s something to keep in mind. Ticket prices for the Aiguille du Midi cost 65 euros round-trip per adult at the time of writing this article, and tickets to the Mer de Glace cost 34 euros. Family passes are available for both, so take a look at them if you decide to go without a tour. Finally, while most people travel to Chamonix during summer, the temperatures at the top can become very chilly so do not forget to bring something warm to cover yourself with.
Emergency contacts in Chamonix
- Hospitals Country Du Mont-Blanc: +33 4 50 53 84 00
- PGHM (Mountain Rescue): +33 (0) 4 50 53 16 89
- Emergency Services: 112
- Vehicle breakdown services: +33 (0) 6 37 12 81 19
- Chamonix Tourist Office: +33 (0) 4 50 53 00 24
- Weather forecast in English: +33 (0) 8 92 70 03 30
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