Chamonix + Mont Blanc Full Day Trip from Geneva

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Explore the stunning alpine scenery of Chamonix, in the French Alps. During a 90 minutes’ drive, get impressed with an amazing view of the white motorway, a valley surrounding by The Alps. Chamonix is a picturesque town and the most famous mountain resort in France; from everywhere in the city if you look at the sky you will see It – The roof of Europe – The Majestic Mont-Blanc. Enjoy the bus ride to the third natural mountain spot most visited in the world. Mont Blanc was first climbed by Jacques Balmat and Michel-Gabriel Paccard in 1786, and it is still the dream of many climbers to conquer this legendary mountain. In the shadow of Mont Blanc's majestic snowcapped peak is Chamonix, a touristy alpine village brimming with restaurants, cafés, shops, stylish hotels, and old-fashioned auberges. Chamonix has been a world-renowned ski resort ever since the Winter Olympics of 1924 were held here. Six different ski areas cater to all levels, from beginners to extreme skiers. It's also worth the journey just to breathe in the fresh Alpine air, soak up the inspiring scenery, and listen to the sound of rushing streams. Different activities are optional. On your day trip, you have the opportunity to do various activities selecting the following options: - Cable car Aiguille du Midi : Ride up the cable car and discover a spectacular panoramic view of the Chamonix Valley and the French, Swiss, and Italian Alps at 3842m ! On a clear day, you may even see the Matterhorn, the famous Swiss peak and icon of Switzerland – it’s even found on packages of delicious Toblerone chocolate. If it’s open, you can try the unique adventure: "Step into the Void" BREATHTAKING! - Mer de Glace (mountain train to the largest glacier of France): Board the charming red cog railway up to Montenvers, you’ll enjoy fabulous views of Mer de Glace. This magnificent glacier is 4 miles (7km) long and averages just under a mile wide. Surrounded by the impressive summits of Les Drus, Les Grandes Jorasses and Les Grands Charmoz, The Montenvers site is a natural living witness of the climate change of our era.