Isola 2000 is a purpose-built, high-altitude resort in the Southern French Alps, uniquely positioned just 90 kilometers from Nice and the Mediterranean coast. Built in the 1970s, it features a practical, sprawling central complex that provides true ski-in/ski-out convenience, ensuring that visitors step straight from their accommodation onto the snow. Renowned for its exceptional microclimate, Isola 2000 catches the heavy 'Retour d'Est' weather systems bringing abundant snowfall, while still enjoying the glorious sunshine characteristic of the Alpes-Maritimes. On a clear day from the highest peak, Cime de Sistron, skiers can even spot the shimmering Mediterranean Sea. The ski area offers 120km of pistes with terrain largely suited to beginners and intermediates, housed within a sunny, bowl-like topography. Its relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere and easy accessibility make it a firm favorite for families, weekenders from the coast, and those seeking reliable high-altitude snow without the extreme cold of the northern Alps.

Isola 2000 offers a sun-drenched, bowl-shaped ski area primarily geared towards intermediate cruisers and beginners. Advanced skiers can find steeper challenges and excellent off-piste terrain off the Cime de Sistron, especially after heavy Mediterranean snow dumps.

Located on the border of the Mercantour National Park and Italy, this region uniquely blends Alpine altitudes with Mediterranean sunshine.