Méribel: Ultimate Experiences in the Heart of the Alps
21 June 2026
Méribel is a place where traditional Alpine architecture, unspoiled nature, and an ideal location in the heart of the Three Valleys region create an atmosphere of true mountain bliss. The upcoming season officially opens on December 5, 2026, and runs until April 17, 2027.
Whether guests are confident skiers or just donning boots for the first time, dreaming of admiring the beauty of the Alps or simply seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of the city, the family-friendly resort of Méribel offers a truly unique winter holiday. With 600 kilometers of pistes reaching altitudes of over 3,000 meters above sea level, over 300 diverse slopes provide optimal conditions for both beginners and experienced skiers. The resort offers skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, ski touring, night sledding, fatbike and snowmobile rides, as well as fun and themed trails—everyone will find something to suit their tastes. For a truly connected experience with nature, outdoor yoga classes are available.
A mountain holiday isn’t just about sports; it also offers a vibrant, festive atmosphere after skiing. Méribel is renowned for its bars, comfortable terraces, and live concerts. A wide selection of restaurants caters to every taste: from casual bistros to sophisticated gourmet restaurants, from international cuisine to classic Savoyard delicacies. All this is set against a magical backdrop: in the forest, right on the slopes, or in the heart of the village.
Méribel’s hotels guarantee the comfort and tranquility so needed after a busy day. Relax in the numerous spas before heading back to explore the best trails in the Three Valleys region.
Another important advantage: Méribel is the most accessible of the major ski resorts in Savoie, located two hours from Lyon and Geneva airports, one hour from Chambéry, and 20 minutes from the TGV train station in Moutiers.
BOOKING:
Ekaterina Kanevskaya
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Maria Zimina
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Assel Nurkebayeva
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