Area Covered

Alpine Massage offers a mobile massage service from our base in the Chamonix valley and into the surrounding areas, as you can see below on the map. 

The area covered encompasses:

• Mobile Massage Chamonix valley
• Megève, St Gervais, Les Contamines (Evasion Mont Blanc)
• Samoëns (Vallée du Giffre)
• Les Gets & Morzine (Portes du Soleil)

Mobile Massage

Julie has everything she needs to offer you a massage treatment in the comfort of your own apartment, chalet or hotel, whether you're at home or on holiday in this beautiful part of the world. 

She will arrive with her own massage table ready to install in your accommodation so that you are comfortable, and will also bring along clean towels so that you don't have any extra laundry to think about. 

Alpine Massage is also proud to work with their own popular homemade products, which Julie will bring along with her. Again you don't have to worry about a thing - unless it's to ask Julie her secret recipe for her lotions and potions!

Top tip: Julie's favourite ski areas in the region are Les Houches (Chamonix valley), St Gervais and Combloux (included on Chamonix's Mont Blanc Unlimited lift pass), and Morzine.

Mountain resorts & activities

The towns and resorts around Chamonix are beautiful mountain locations. Often our clients are attracted here to live or to visit by the array of mountain sports on offer. From skiing in winter to mountain biking and climbing in the summer, there's plenty to get your adrenaline flowing, but also to get your muscles knotting up. 

Winter & skiing

Many, if not most, winter visitors come to the mountains to enjoy the exceptional ski resort destinations of Chamonix, Morzine and Megève-St Gervais, as well as some of the more intimate resorts close by. There truly is nothing better than skiing in the foothills of Mont Blanc, whether it's cruising the tree-lined motorway pistes of Megève and St Gervais, or tackling the infamous off-piste of Les Grands Montets in Chamonix. 

Chamonix has a lot to offer to non-skiers too. You don't need skis to explore the mountains in winter, strap on some snowshoes to immerse yourself in a beautiful white wonderland. Get double the natural experience and give husky sledding a go - let these energetic dogs show you the way around the snow fields. Enjoy a totally different perspective, viewing some of Europe's highest peaks from a helicopter, or from a tandem parapente.

With all this plus relaxing spa days, wine tastings and much more, it's no wonder so many of our clients come back winter after winter. 

Summer in the mountains

Our corner of the French Alps is also a hive of activity in the summer. Adrenaline hunters will love the mountain biking which is Morzine's speciality, while trail runners head to Chamonix throughout the summer, for a season which is bookended by the major races of the Mont Blanc Marathon and Ultra Trail du Mont Blanc. Alpinist and mountaineers flock to Chamonix as well, to experience their sport in its birthplace and scale some legendary routes. 

If you prefer a steadier pace, you can access the mountains without their covering of white snow and enjoy some spectacular walks and hikes suitable for all abilities. Summer resorts also offer a range of entertaining activities for the whole family, including water rafting and canyoning, rock climbing, via ferrata and tree parks. 

All year round

Chamonix in particular is a year-round destination, so it's no surprise that Julie and Alpine Massage have made it their permanent home. Europe's highest cable car - the Aiguille du Midi - is all year round (save a few weeks in November/December for maintenance). Most of the year, you can also take the classic Montenvers train to view France's largest glacier, the Mer de Glace, and visit the ice cave carved into its depths.