With slopes to hit, off-slope activities and breathtaking scenery, your holiday is sure to be magical.
So that you can make the most of every moment we’ve put together a summary of our best tips so that you can avoid the little hassles of everyday life. Transport, parking, ski passes, activities… Everything you need to make your stay unforgettable.
Tip #1: Travel, access and parking
To get your stay off to a good start and make the most of Méribel, remember to plan your travel and parking. The resort offers a number of car parks, some of which are reserved for guests staying at certain accommodation. You can also book a covered parking space online for a minimum of two days, giving you peace of mind (bookings must be made at least five days in advance).
To get around the resort, you can take advantage of the free shuttle buses that serve the entire area. They make it easy to reach the different neighbourhoods and ski lifts without having to worry about traffic.
If you are coming by car, remember to check road conditions in real time and make sure you are equipped with snow tyres or chains in accordance with the Mountain Law. For motorhome enthusiasts, a dedicated area is available at Le Raffort for safe parking.
Tip #2: Concierge service and ski storage
Depending on your type of accommodation, you can benefit from a private concierge service: managing arrivals and departures, personalised advice and practical services to make your stay easier. A real bonus for saving time and maximising your enjoyment while you’re there.
If your accommodation does not offer this service, there are alternative solutions, such as the ski storage facility located in La Chaudanne, under the Saulire Express cable car. Convenient and well located, it allows you to leave your equipment in complete safety for €9.50 per day per locker (equipment for up to 3 people). This means you don’t have to carry your skis around and can start each day with peace of mind.
Tip #3: Strategic locations, shops and services
Once you have settled into your accommodation, take a few minutes to locate the key points that will make your stay easier. The nearest lifts, food shops, shuttle bus stops and other useful services: knowing where they are from the outset will save you time every day.
To help you, consult the Village Map available on our website. Clear and practical, it will allow you to quickly understand the layout of the resort and optimise your travel throughout your stay.
Tip #4: Nurseries and other child care options
Are you staying in Méribel with children who are too young to ski? Don’t worry, the resort offers several suitable solutions to allow you to enjoy your stay to the full.
- For younger children, you can access a list of qualified babysitters on the Méribel website. From childcare for toddlers to teenagers, there are many people available to suit your needs and schedule. Please note: for children under 18 months, home childcare is the only option available.
- Children aged 18 months to 3 years can be looked after at the Les Saturnins daycare centre, run by the École du Ski Français and located within the Parc Olympique. Supervised by early childhood professionals, they are gently introduced to the snow through games, sliding, sledging and a first taste of skiing.
- Finally, our various ski schools also welcome children aged 3 to 5 for a gradual and fun introduction to skiing, designed to learn while having fun.
Tip #5: Piste map, snow conditions and weather
Before putting on your boots, it’s essential to have the right information. Which slopes are open? What’s the weather like in the resort? Where can you find a map of Les 3 Vallées? Or how do you get to Les Menuires or Val Thorens from Méribel? These are all questions that skiers and snowboarders ask themselves when planning their day.
To access all this information in real time, we recommend downloading the Les 3 Vallées app. It allows you to check which slopes and lifts are open, view the weather and resort maps, and organise your movements between the different resorts more easily. A handy tool for enjoying the ski area with complete peace of mind.
Tip #6: Reservation and collection of lift passes
Are you planning to ski or board during your stay in Méribel? To save time and enjoy the slopes as soon as you arrive, consider booking your lift passes online.
On arrival days or during busy periods, you may have to wait a few minutes at the sales offices. By choosing to buy online, you can avoid these queues and get to the ski lifts more quickly to start your day’s skiing or boarding without any stress. Once you have made your reservation, you can collect your passes directly from the outdoor terminals, depending on the pass you have chosen.
⚠️ Please note: lift passes cannot be collected from the Tourist Information Office.
Tip #7: Restaurants et activities
Méribel has an abundance of varied restaurants, ranging from local specialities to more international options. But be warned, these places are very popular, especially in high season! To be sure of a delicious meal, it is strongly recommended that you book your table in advance.
This advice also applies to any non-skiing activities you may wish to try, such as snowshoeing, horse-drawn carriage rides or other leisure activities on offer. By planning your outings in advance, you can make the most of everything Méribel has to offer, without wasting time or finding yourself faced with a fully booked activity.
Tip #8: Questions and other advice
Are you looking for more advice on how to make the most of your stay? Our team is on hand to answer all your questions and assist you throughout your stay in Méribel.
Our website is a wealth of practical information: shuttle bus timetables, winter maps, weather forecasts, cultural and artistic programmes… Feel free to consult it before your arrival to prepare for your stay with complete peace of mind. All our information brochures are available in digital format. You can download them so that you always have them to hand.
On arrival, you can visit the Méribel-Centre or Méribel-Mottaret Tourist Office. The team in either office will be happy to guide you and help you discover the must-see attractions in the area.
Now you know all our tips for making the most of your stay without wasting a minute. All you have to do is arrive in Méribel with a relaxed mind and enjoy an unforgettable holiday!
Nestled in the heart of Les 3 Vallées, Méribel combines understated elegance, Savoyard charm and high-end amenities to offer its visitors an exceptional experience. With its stunning landscapes and snow-covered panoramas, harmonious architecture and magical setting, Méribel offers unlimited scope for enjoyment. Spectacular skiing in the world’s largest ski area, prestigious accommodation, fine dining and tailor-made activities – every moment is lived to the full. Let yourself be captivated by exceptional Méribel, in its welcoming and authentic atmosphere that transforms a skiing holiday into a truly exceptional experience.
A unique ski area
In Méribel, your skis give you access to the largest ski area in the world: Les 3 Vallées. Ideally located in the heart of this ski area, Méribel offers direct access to 600km of varied pistes, which are perfectly groomed and maintained to the highest standards. The modern ski lifts ensure smooth and fast travel, designed for comfort and a fluid skiing experience. In just a few descents, skiers can reach Courchevel, Val Thorens or Les Menuires, moving from one place to another without ever taking off their skis. With its wide open spaces, quality skiing and the breath-taking beauty of its snow-covered landscapes, skiing in Méribel is a feeling of absolute freedom, true to the spirit of an exceptional holiday. To enhance this experience, the resort cultivates tailor-made services: private ski or snowboard lessons, discreet guidance from experts, and carefree discovery of off-piste itineraries. Every moment is tailored to your pace and your desires.
Sumptuous accommodation for absolute comfort
In Méribel, refinement and serenity can be found in all types of accommodation. Authentic chalets, exceptional residences and prestigious hotels all contribute to the resort’s fame. Traditional, chalet-style architecture blends with high-end amenities here in the heart of Les 3 Vallées, offering havens of elegance and comfort. Exceptional interiors, natural materials and a cosy atmosphere create spaces where you immediately feel enveloped in well-being. Méribel also instigated the ‘Label Méribel’, a guarantee of quality, comfort and charm that inspires many other resorts in the Alps. Here, your stay becomes a unique experience: wake up to a view of snow-capped mountains, enjoy modern facilities and savour the magic of the resort.
- In Méribel, prestigious accommodation is most often associated with exceptional chalets. Nestled amongst pine forests and below snow-capped peaks, they combine old wood, natural stone and contemporary interiors to create an authentic elegance. Designed for well-being, they offer a tailor-made experience: indoor swimming pools, gyms, concierge services, wine cellars and private chefs embody an exclusive lifestyle
- In Méribel, hotels cultivate a calm elegance, far from the impersonal feel of hotel chains. Each has its own identity and offers stylish rooms and spaces designed for every visitor: swimming pools, bars, lounges, spas and kids’ clubs. Combining relaxation, bespoke services and access to the slopes, 4- and 5-star establishments such as Le Coucou, Le Kaila and L’Hélios offer a stay where authenticity combines with excellence.
- For those seeking both freedom and elegance, Méribel’s residences offer the perfect balance between independence and premium services. Residences such as Les Grands Chalets des Pistes, Le Village de l’Orée, Le Yéti and L’Antarès evoke the spirit of Savoyard chalets. Private wellness areas, concierges and tailor-made services allow you to experience Méribel independently without ever compromising on comfort and excellence.
Après-ski & well-being: the art of relaxation in Méribel
In Méribel, the holiday experience extends far beyond the ski runs. Discover a selection of non-skiing activities designed to enhance every moment of your stay.
- Snowshoeing or ski touring excursions with expert guides offer a very special immersion into unspoilt landscapes, where you can enjoy silence and magnificent panoramas.
- For a taste of high-end excitement, a helicopter or paragliding flight reveals the mountains from a spectacular angle, suspended between the sky and the peaks.
- After your exertions, it’s time to relax: exceptional spas, tailor-made pampering treatments and well-being time allow you to wind down completely.
- As the sun sets, the atmosphere changes and gives way to a lively après-ski scene, with reserved tables at La Folie Douce, elegant bars and lively clubs.
A subtle balance between adventure, relaxation and French art de vivre makes every day in Méribel an intense and unforgettable experience.
Gastronomy at its finest
Because a skiing holiday is also a gastronomic holiday, Méribel offers its visitors an exceptional culinary experience. Among the resort’s establishments is L’Ekrin, the Michelin-starred restaurant at the Kaila Hotel, which showcases chef Laurent Azoulay’s creativity in refined dishes where flavour and elegance combine to perfection. The resort also has several gourmet restaurants where inventive and flavour-filled cuisine delights all food lovers. To prolong the enjoyment throughout your stay, you can also enjoy exceptional dishes in your own accommodation thanks to catering and delivery services or a private chef.
Each day is filled with magical landscapes, moments of relaxation and unique activities. Each evening is an opportunity to enjoy fine dining and conviviality. Exceptional holidays in Méribel are a perfect alchemy of an incomparable ski area, authentic accommodation, a welcoming atmosphere and custom-made experiences that elevate the winter season.
This Christmas tale on ice will transport you to a magical world where dreams come to life. You will be swept away by the magic of this unique show which combines figure skating, dance and theatrical staging.
Olivia Candeloro, artistic director and ice choreographer with more than 25 years’ experience, has thought up and orchestrated every detail. She works alongside Philippe Candeloro (bronze medallist at the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer and 1998 in Nagano) who brings his expertise as a top-level skater. Together, they founded the Candeloro Show Company, which has created a truly magical production that can be enjoyed by the whole family.
In conversation with Philippe Candeloro ✨
A Christmas story on ice
How would you describe the world of la Fille du Marchand de Sable?
Initially, Olivia had imagined this show under the name The Sandman. She was inspired by this figure who sprinkles dust in children’s eyes to guide them to their deepest dreams. So we are immersed in a magical world, almost like an animated film. There is this bright, tender side to it, until the nightmare begins, before the magic finally takes over again and all returns to calm.
It’s really a show designed for escapism: it was created two years ago and is only performed in December, because for us, it’s very much in the spirit of Christmas. The format is deliberately short, so that everyone remains captivated and no one gets bored.
The origins of the show
Where did the idea for La Fille du Marchand de Sable come from?
Originally, I was supposed to narrate the show. But we didn’t want the production to depend on my presence, in case I was affected with health or other problems. This consideration led us to the idea of passing on the role. We therefore decided to entrust the main character to our daughter Maya, who is a dancer. This naturally led to a change in the title. Maya performs on ice wearing special shoes that allow her to dance, which adds an even more poetic dimension to the show.
What were your sources of inspiration?
Although Olivia drew on the figure of the Sandman, who sprinkles silver dust in children’s eyes to guide them towards beautiful dreams, she started with a completely blank page. From this starting point, she built the story by imagining the scenes she wanted to choreograph, until she had created a show lasting 1 hour and 15 minutes. It’s a complex exercise, because everything has to be perfectly orchestrated: the artists, the scenes and the emotions… Olivia is like an orchestra conductor. She thinks about every detail, the music, the staging, the rhythm, and always creates very dynamic worlds. This is what allows the audience to be immediately drawn into the show and never lose interest.
An enchanting show
What emotions do you hope to evoke with La Fille du Marchand de Sable?
The audience’s emotions will be aroused as soon as they are drawn into the show. We have imagined an absolutely magical, dream-like world, to which every spectator can be transported. Our artists have the talent to amaze young and old alike. And in addition to holidaymakers, we hope to reach local residents as well, so that everyone can share in the magic of Christmas.
What do you offer to people who are unfamiliar with ice-skating?
Above all, this is a family outing. It is nothing like a competition; it’s a genuine Christmas tale on ice. It is a moment for dreams and letting go of everyday life, where all ages will be enchanted. The show is sufficiently short to remain captivating from start to finish, but it is still filled with emotion and magic. This is not about champions or a gala, but a magical, spectacular and engaging world, designed so that everyone can fully enjoy the magic of Christmas.
Which scene is the most powerful for you?
It’s not easy to choose! I feel a particular emotion when watching the Freestylers. It’s a spectacular moment, with their jumps of over 2 metres from the springboard, all set to powerful, rousing music. But I’m also deeply moved by the Irish ballet, which is mainly performed by women skaters. This ballet exudes power and grace, almost like a ballet of Amazons, and it’s incredibly beautiful and magical.
Imagine wooden and stone chalets, sparkling with a thousand fairylights, the pine forests under their blanket of snow, and an air of magic floating through the streets… This is Méribel at Christmas. What better place than the heart of Les 3 Vallées to discover the magic of La Fille du Marchand de Sable? This 23rd December, let yourself be carried away by the spirit of Christmas and lose yourself in this unique dream-like show.
The word alone is enough to make children’s eyes light up… and adults’ too! Whether you’re young or old, still believe in Father Christmas or not, one thing is certain: Christmas holds a magic like no other. To fully experience this enchantment, there’s nothing better than snow-covered fir trees, sparkling garlands and brightly lit chalets. In Méribel, this setting is not just a film set, because here at Christmas, the mountains are transformed into a truly enchanted landscape.
Ready to give your children a holiday they will never forget?
A truly unique setting
Imagine waking up in a cosy chalet, with snow-capped mountains stretching out before you and the slopes of the Cœur des 3 Vallées at your feet.
Winter is here, and already the resort is undergoing a transformation. In Méribel, the magic of Christmas isn’t just a backdrop: it’s an atmosphere. The air is filled with the scent of warm wood and mulled wine, shop windows are adorned with sparkling decorations, and snow covers the chalets with a pristine blanket. An authentic, warm Savoyard atmosphere… but with that little something extra, reminiscent of our favourite Christmas films!
Fun activities for all
In Méribel, the magic of Christmas isn’t just something to be admired, it’s something to be experienced! There’ really is something for everyone. Whether it’s snowing or the winter sun is shining, the days are filled with a thousand and one experiences to share with family, friends or even on your own. The mountain’s must-do activities are of course on offer: skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing… From the morning onwards, beginner or an expert, strap on your skis and hit the 600km of slopes in Les 3 Vallées. But Méribel has many other surprises in store: night-time tobogganing, the Olympic Park swimming pool, or even a horse-drawn carriage ride… there’s inspiration for everyone’s personal Christmas story. Here, there is no timetable, only the desire to enjoy yourself, have fun and feel alive.
Celebrating Christmas in Méribel means treating the whole family to a holiday in the heart of the Alps, in a majestic setting enhanced by the magic of the festive season. A special time, where every memory can be etched in your mind forever.
Traditional accommodation
In Méribel, the Christmas spirit is also evident in the places where you stay.
Here, accommodation is not just a roof over your head for the night, it is a real haven where you can find the warmth and soul of the mountains.
Wooden and stone chalets, residences with alpine charm, hotels close to the slopes… Authenticity reigns supreme. Each place offers its own advantages, combining Savoyard tradition with modern comfort. Then, when night falls, the facades light up, the fireplaces crackle and everything invites you to relax: wool blankets, hot drinks, views of the snow-covered rooftops. The atmosphere becomes peaceful and time slows down. A true refuge after a day on the slopes.
Whether you dream of a chalet for the whole family, a cosy flat for two or an all-inclusive holiday, Méribel offers you a timeless ‘home away from home’. Here, the accommodation is designed to allow you to experience the mountains to the full… and savour the magic of Christmas.
Entertainment for all
The magic of Christmas is also expressed through a programme of events, rich and varied, which enliven each day and brighten each evening.
As soon as the sun rises, the resort comes alive and becomes a veritable theatre of celebration. Musical parades wind their way through the streets, spreading good cheer. For the younger ones: head to the Inuit Village! Face painting, ice sculptures, magic, archery… A fun space where every activity becomes an adventure.
Once night falls, illuminated parades wind their way between the chalets. Warm up with a hot drink or a Savoyard speciality in one of the many restaurants in Méribel. Then comes 24 December and the moment everyone has been waiting for: the arrival of Father Christmas in a horse-drawn carriage in the heart of the village. Eyes light up, smiles are wide and memories are etched forever.
Each day brings its share of surprises and each evening writes a new memory. In Méribel, the entertainment is a time for sharing, emotion and wonder, making Christmas an enchanted interlude.
In Méribel, the festive season is a real experience to be experienced, enjoyed and, above all, shared. Everywhere you look, the mountains exude magic. Eyes light up with wonder, laughter rings out, smiles are on everyone’s lips and the mountains seem to tell a story:
Once upon a time, there was Christmas in Méribel.
The 2025-26 season will be packed with unmissable events. Shows, entertainments, and all sorts of surprises await you in the heart of Les 3 Vallées. Get ready to experience the vibrant energy of Méribel and enjoy unforgettable moments with your family or friends! ☃️
Opening of the 2025-26 season
The first unmissable event of the winter: the opening day festivities!
Enjoy a convivial aperitif to the sound of Savoyard music from 11.30am at the bottom of the Bouquetin chairlift. L’Adray Télébar and La Sitelle will be offering you a cider and charcuterie tasting. From 1pm, join Le Clos Bernard and chefs from La Folie Douce for “Chefs au Sommet”! Treat yourself to tartiflette and mini-dessert at the Saulire relaxation chalet. To round off this first day, join us on the snow in Mottaret between 4.30pm and 6pm for a well-deserved mulled wine! Throughout the day, you might also run into the entertaining “We Love Ski” troupe performing on the snow!
An enchanting Christmas show, La Fille du Marchand de Sable
The latest work by Philippe and Olivia Candeloro, The Sandman’s Daughter is a modern fairytale on ice. Combining figure skating, dance and visual staging, it will sweep you away into a dreamlike, magical world. This 75 minute show, which is suitable for all ages, takes you on a journey to discover a world of dreams and Santa Claus. It’s a magical moment to share with your family or friends!
New Year’s Eve with La Folie Douce
Celebrate the start of the New Year with a dazzling show at La Chaudanne! La Folie Douce invites you to join them from 10.30pm for an open-air disco. After the traditional midnight fireworks, the party continues until 1.30am to a DJ mix of Electro, House and Melodic Techno.
The Jazz Variations Festival, Modern Jazz
Méribel invites you to enjoy jazz in all its forms with this year’s Jazz Variations Festival! The group Les Doigts de l’Homme, a leading name in modern Gypsy jazz, combines virtuosity, creativity, and infectious energy. Their music brilliantly pays tribute to Django Reinhardt, bridging tradition and modernity. From 8 to 29 January, every Thursday from 9pm to 10.30pm, let yourself be carried away by their 23 acoustic and electric tracks, driven by the drums of Pierre Rettien, the group’s newest guest.
The Franglish Comedy Festival, bilingual humour
From Tuesday 3 to Friday 6 February 2026, don’t miss the Franglish Comedy Festival with stand-up comedy in French or English from 8pm to 11pm!
Come and experience something truly unique, when French comedians perform in English and English-speaking comedians perform in French. Don’t miss this hilarious, one-of-a-kind event in Méribel!
The E-MTB Winter Tour, mountain biking in the snow
Fancy trying mountain biking in the snow? For something completely different, explore Méribel’s snowy surroundings on an electric mountain bike equipped with wide tires. Each day, set off in the morning or afternoon for a ride with breaks for tasty snacks, perfect for recharging your batteries. Helmets and high-vis vests are provided so your group remains easily visible on the trails. Led by qualified instructors, these tours guarantee safety and enjoyment, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced mountain biker.
The X-plore Alpes Festival, celebrating mountain sports
Immerse yourself in the world of adventure and mountain sports with the X-plore Alpes Festival! Enjoy screenings of award-winning films celebrating adventure and the great outdoors, all in a friendly atmosphere. Come discover our selection of cinematic gems and be captivated by their spectacular images!
Tuesday, 10 March 2026, from 7.45pm to 11pm.
Les Coups de Théâtre Festival, take part in Improv
Immerse yourself in a unique evening of improvisational theatre! The audience suggests themes, votes, and influences the unfolding scenes, guaranteeing unpredictable and hilarious moments. Performed by a professional troupe, this evening promises hilarious and surprising situations, perfect for sharing with friends or family.
Thursday 5, 12, 19, & 26 March 2026, from 9pm to 10.30pm.
“Les Sommets,” the business event for the company of tomorrow
For two days in Méribel, nearly 300 business leaders will gather to question and reinvent the companies of tomorrow. Conferences, workshops, conversations, original activities: the event blends ambitious thinking with inspiring encounters with CEOs, entrepreneurs, experts, artists, and explorers. All this takes place in an exceptional mountain setting, with a friendly and unconventional atmosphere, true to the spirit of Les Sommets.
Soundclash, the end-of-season battle
Come and dance at Soundclash, the big open-air music party! French and English DJs will challenge and respond to each other across the square in a lively battle. Join us on Friday 3 April 2026, from 6pm to 10pm, in the heart of Méribel, for an unforgettable party. It’s the perfect way to celebrate the end of the season!
Once more, this winter promises to be a magical one in Méribel. And this is just a taste of what’s to come! There are so many other events for you to discover. See our full agenda to make the most of this season 👇
To help you pass the time until then, look ahead to your next holiday by discovering all that’s new this winter. From new ski lifts to original experiences, the heart of Les 3 Vallées is getting ready to offer you an exceptional holiday.❄️
The new-look Côte Brune lift
This winter, the link to Val Thorens has a whole new look! The iconic chairlift has been replaced by a modern gondola, capable of carrying 10 skiers together in complete comfort. Faster, greener and with less waiting, this new lift has also allowed us to remove 11 pylons. In just a few minutes, you’ll be at the summit, ready to hit the slopes of Les 3 Vallées!
A new look for Les Rhodos
A key Méribel lift since 1990, the Rhodos gondola has been given a makeover for this winter. Completely renovated, it will feature 8-seater cabins for total comfort. This essential link to Rond-Point and the Altiport for beginners, children and ski schools, now also has redesigned stations.
First Track on the Tougnète Side of the valley
After its triumphant return last year to the Saulire sector, this year First Track will allow skiers to enjoy the pistes on the Tougnète side. Early risers can enjoy exclusive first use of the piste in the Roc de Fer sector, followed by breakfast at La Chaudanne.
👉 Every Wednesday via the Legends and Olympic chairlifts – €45 per person
Dinner in high-altitude at Tipi
Since its opening on the Aigle slope last winter, le Tipi has delighted holidaymakers in search of novel experiences. This year, for the first time, you can dine on the mountain, accompanied by a DJ! The ride up and down in a piste basher will make the evening even more original.
👉 Every Thursday from 7pm to 11pm.
Even more comfort at the Chaudanne Lounge
At the foot of the Saulire slope, le Lounge welcomes you with a space that’s been redesigned for even more comfort. Relaxation, hot and cold drinks, snacks, and electrical sockets to recharge your devices: here’s everything you need for a well-deserved break between runs.
We look forward to sharing this new season with you!
See you soon on the slopes! 👋🏼
December 6th is approaching, and with it, the long-awaited opening of the ski area. But behind the scenes, Méribel is already buzzing with activity. For several weeks, teams of workers have been labouring to prepare for your arrival. Little by little, the preparations are accelerating for one purpose: to make your stay as comfortable, enjoyable, and unforgettable as possible.
We take you behind the scenes in Méribel, where the magic of winter begins in autumn.
Behind the scenes of the ski area
This summer, the Service des Pistes, which has nearly sixty employees, began its preparations for the coming winter season. The machinery was inspected, maintained, and repaired, and the infrastructure was thoroughly checked to guarantee the safety of the ski area.
Then, in autumn, work on the ground began.
The ski patrollers are installing safety padding, protective nets and directional signs that will soon be used by skiers. It’s physical, precise, and demanding work, often carried out under the first snowfalls of November. Meanwhile, weather permitting, the snow cannons begin operating. The goal is to create a stable snow base before the heavier snowfalls. Once this layer is formed, piste bashers take over and begin sculpting the snowpack and shape the future runs.
But the preparation doesn’t stop there. Before opening day, the ski patrollers undergo training: first aid, high-altitude rescue, avalanche prevention and more. These are full-scale exercises which maintain team cohesion and responsiveness.
Behind the scenes in the mountain restaurants
From September onwards, the mountain restaurants come alive. Behind the scenes, the preparation begins in the kitchens: planning, anticipating and organising, so that everything is ready before the first snowfalls. Large orders of dry goods, equipment, furniture and consumables are delivered while the access routes remain open. Once the slopes are snow-covered, fresh produce is transported each morning by piste basher before the slopes open. These demanding logistics require careful planning, coordination and constant adjustment.
Autumn also marks the recruitment season. Personnel are gradually recruited to form teams of seasonal staff. In some establishments, up to sixty-five people may be required to cater to holidaymakers. Those chosen must be ready to work by the start of the season. Meanwhile, managers ensure that everything is ready for opening day, without any last-minute problems.
This is a major, behind-the-scenes effort to ensure the season gets off to a great start. All this is because in Méribel we understand good food is one of the great pleasures of a ski holiday. 🍽️
Behind the scenes in the hotels
Long before snow covers the roofs, Méribel’s hotels are also busy. A small team remains on-site during the off-season to ensure continuity: monitoring renovations, placing orders with suppliers, creating work rotas etc. As with the restaurants, autumn is the time for recruitment. The staff must be ready because as the opening day approaches, the pace intensifies. Room inspections, equipment testing, stock adjustments, coordination between departments—everything must be checked. Opening day isn’t the start of the work, but the culmination of months of meticulous preparation.
Behind the scenes in the shops
In rental shops, work began as soon as summer ended: checking and replacing equipment, maintaining supplies, managing inventory, recruiting staff and organising work rotas. For all businesses, autumn is a period of adjustment: anticipating and adapting stock, preparing for peak periods, and forecasting the impact of the weather on customer needs. Managers also plan for additional staff for key periods of the winter; school holidays, busy weekends and peak weeks.
Now you understand the preparations that take place before winter in Méribel. This preparation is essential, requiring meticulous coordination and planning to ensure the resort is fully operational on opening day. Meanwhile, Méribel Tourism is also working to prepare a full and varied programme of activities and events so we can put on the best possible welcome for our visitors. Like an orchestra, individuals are working in perfect harmony, all driven by the same goal: to offer you the best possible experience, so every moment spent in Méribel will remain etched in your memory.
We look forward seeing you this winter and sharing special moments with you.
In Méribel, 2025 was a year rich in emotions and events, leaving behind memories that we cherish. So, to end the year on a high note, discover a programme of events that is as varied as it is exciting! Everything you need to make the last days of 2025 truly memorable!
Christmas in the mountains
From 21 to 25 December 2025, discover the magical atmosphere of Christmas in Méribel!
21 DECEMBER
The festivities will begin on 21 December with Christmas carols performed by Mademoiselle Faustine. A fabulous singer with retro-jazz influences, she will entertain you from 6.30 pm to 7.15 pm. Get ready to sing, dance and let yourself be carried away by a festive, elegant and decidedly rock “n” roll concert, in a glamorous atmosphere worthy of the golden years.
📍 From 6.30 to 7.15pm – Place Maurice Front – Méribel Centre
22 DECEMBER
The celebrations will continue on 22 December from 1 p.m. with the Christmas Diamonds parade. For 45 minutes, this troupe of sparkling singers will enchant the streets with the rhythm of the greatest Christmas classics. A wave of good cheer will warm hearts on this festive eve. You can then find them again in Méribel Centre from 4.30pm to 5.15pm.
📍 From 1 to 1.45pm – the snow-front – Méribel Mottaret – then from 4.30 to 5.15pm – Méribel Centre
From 4pm to 4.45pm, the Spicy Men will get the streets of Méribel dancing to the sound of New Orleans jazz! Meet these four musicians first at the Mottaret shopping area, then from 6.30pm to 7.15pm at the Carrousel in Méribel Centre. Let yourself be carried away on an energetic musical journey, revisiting the great classics of Louis Armstrong, Sidney Bechet and many others.
📍 From 4 to 4.45pm – the snow-front – Méribel Mottaret – then from 6.30 to 7.15 – Méribel Centre
This fun-filled day on 22 December will end with the show ‘Le Noël Magique’ (The Magical Christmas) from 6pm to 7.30pm at the Méribel Centre Auditorium. Follow Wendy, a mischievous heroine, on an adventure to recover her memory and her powers! She will take you on an epic journey to the North Pole, filled with fascinating encounters and fantastical creatures. With enchanting costumes, songs, acrobatics and interactive moments, this show is a real invitation to dream as a family.
📍 From 6 to 7.30pm – Auditorium – 27 place Maurice Front – Méribel Centre
23 DECEMBER
The festivities continue on Christmas Eve! From 1p.m, join the brass band ‘Les Ptits Loups’ for a musical retelling of the tale of Little Red Riding Hood. Be swept away by this festive and colourful parade, where little girls wearing hoods and wolves share a beautiful friendship. Here, there are no winners or losers: everyone has their place. A powerful, joyful and uplifting message: what matters is being together!
📍 From 1 to 1.45pm – Snow-front – Méribel Mottaret
From 4.30 to 5.15pm – Méribel Centre
An enchanting show awaits you at the end of the day. From 6pm to 7.15pm, come and discover Philippe and Olivia Candeloro’s latest ice show: La Fille du Marchand de Sable (The Sandman’s Daughter). This modern fairy tale takes you into the world of dreams and Father Christmas, combining figure skating, dance and visual staging. La Fille du Marchand de Sable sur Glace is a 75-minute show, suitable for all audiences, from the youngest to the oldest.
📍 From 6 to 7.15pm – Ice rink – Parc Olympique – 510 route Albert Gaçon – Méribel Centre
24 DECEMBER
Father Christmas himself will be waiting to see you on 24 December! From 5.30pm to 6.15pm, meet him as he arrives by horse-drawn carriage in Méribel Centre. Pulled by his reindeer Gustave, he will be accompanied by his elves: the mischievous Elfyzarines.
📍 From 5.30 to 6.15pm – Snow-front – La Chaudanne – Méribel Centre
In Mottaret, Father Christmas will be surrounded by Bulles de Bonheur, enchanting and magical stilt walkers. With its blend of light and music, this illuminations parade will delight young and old alike before Christmas Eve.
📍 From 5.30 to 6.15pm – Snow-front – La Grenouillère – Méribel Mottaret
25 DECEMBER
BONA NÈVE! (Merry Christmas in Savoyard)
Come and say goodbye to Father Christmas, who will be waiting for you at the Chaudanne snow front. His departure will be followed by a torchlight descent and fireworks. What a wonderful way to wish him a happy return and say: see you next year!
📍 From 5.30 to7pm – Snow-front – La Chaudanne – Méribel Centre
Skiing at New Year
Snowballs on New Year’s Day, and Happy New Year, to one and all! ❄️
What with the 30 parties organised by your friends, the desperate search for a meal that will please everyone, and the tensions surrounding the evening’s playlist, New Year’s Eve often turns into a real organisational minefield.
The solution? Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Méribel! Here, we’ll prepare a New Year’s Eve celebration with great care.
31 DECEMBER
Because our ski instructors love to race down the slopes with torches, don’t miss the famous torchlight descents of our favourites at the Mottaret snow front from 6.30 pm!
Fireworks will be set off at 6 p.m. from the Méribel Village car park, the Stade de Corbey in La Chaudanne and the Stade de l’Aigle in Mottaret, followed by a second display at midnight in La Chaudanne.
From 10.30pm to 1.30am – An open-air nightclub!
To celebrate the New Year, La Folie Douce invites you to a spectacular show! It will be followed at 12:15 a.m. by a DJ playing electro, house and melodic techno mixes. A countdown and fireworks display will take place at midnight to welcome in 2026.
📍 From 10.30pm to 1.30am – Snow-front – La Chaudanne – Méribel Centre
💡PSST ! A new year means new resolutions! To start 2026 off right by taking care of our environment, we invite the most valiant partygoers to lend a hand to the organisers by picking up any rubbish left on the snow front after the festivities.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Join us at 9 a.m. for the opening of the lifts. Then, from 11:30 a.m., come and enjoy a festive day with brass bands, local food tastings and good cheer on the slopes. Come and celebrate the opening with us and enjoy some wonderful moments together!
Program for the day
🪗 From 11.30am to 1.30pm: Discover Savoyard folklore!
The Tourist Office and the association “Alluétaise”, invite you to enjoy a warm, traditional atmosphere with Savoyard songs, accordion music and tastings of local products.
📍 From the Bouquetin chairlift, summit of Plattières
🍰 From 12 noon to 2pm: How about dessert on the slopes!
The chefs at La Folie Douce invite you to the slopes of Méribel-Mottaret to sample mouth-watering bite-sized desserts, accompanied by a brass band and with the iconic Dent de Burgin as a backdrop.
📍 Meet at the Saulire chalet
🍷 From 4.30 to 6pm: Fancy a vin chaud!
Meet us on the Mottaret snow front for a mulled wine tasting, to the sound of a brass band for a convivial atmosphere!
📍 We look forward to seeing you on the slopes of Méribel Mottaret.
With beautiful natural sites, exceptional panoramas, sporting activities and time for relaxation, there are so many ways to enjoy the mountains in winter.
Follow our suggestions for a full week of activities and let yourself fall in love with Méribel, the “ski-free” way.
Day 1: Snowshoeing and local food
Ease yourself gently into the week by strapping on snowshoes and heading towards le Mont Vallon! This emblematic peak of Méribel rises to an altitude of 2,952 metres and is one of the highest in the valley. Snowshoes are ideal for exploring snow-covered areas in safety. The reward is reaching areas with breath-taking views, particularly of the Gébroulaz glacier.
💡 Remember to buy a pedestrian lift pass, available from the lift pass offices.
After all your efforts, why not treat yourself? Once you are back in the resort, settle into one of the area’s traditional restaurants. Fondue, tartiflette, croziflette – the classics of Savoyard cuisine are waiting to be discovered, ideally accompanied by a glass of Savoie wine (in moderation, of course).
To round off your first day, discover Méribel’s engaging and welcoming atmosphere: Jazz Festivals, live shows for all ages, a Comedy Festival, film screenings, theatre and more. The schedule of events varies from week to week, but always offers memorable evenings to share with your friends.
Day 2: Climbing, skating and a convivial evening
After a great start the day before, it’s time for a change of pace on your second day in the mountains! Start the morning with a session on Méribel’s indoor climbing wall. This sport is open to all, including children aged 5 and over. It combines concentration, coordination and fun, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced climber.
In the afternoon, fasten on your skates and head to the ice rink for a few laps around the ice with family or friends. Laughter and good fun are guaranteed, in a happy and relaxed atmosphere.
And to round off an active day, there’s nothing like a well-deserved drink in one of the resort’s buzzing bars or pubs. Whether you’re sipping a hot chocolate, a cold beer or a creative cocktail, you are sure to enjoy Méribel’s lively atmosphere! It’s the perfect opportunity to recount your stories of the day.
Day 3: Cross-country skiing and aqua-activities
How about a total change for this third day? Swap your snow-boots for a pair of cross-country skis. Yes, they’re skis, but the sport is totally different from downhill skiing. Glide across the vast expanses of snow and enjoy the soothing rhythm of a sport that has both a gentle side and a dynamic side. Méribel’s Nordic areas, located at the Altiport and at Tuéda, are as enjoyable for beginners as they are for experienced skiers.
💡 Cross-country skiing in the Altiport area requires a pass.
After a morning full of excitement, it’s time to wind down. Head to Méribel’s swimming pool complex for some well-deserved relaxation. Heated pools, a water slide (from age 6), a paddling pool, aquagym and aquabike classes – there are plenty of activities to delight the whole family. It’s the perfect way to end the day relaxing and having fun.
Day 4: Treasure hunts, exhilarating descents and a lively evening
The sun is shining and maybe you fancy a walk with an extra touch of fun? Then head to the enchanting setting of Lake Tueda to take part in l’Explor Games, a digital treasure hunt combining adventure, puzzle-solving and exploration. Suitable for all ages, this immersive game takes you into the heart of the Plan de Tueda nature reserve. With your family or friends, go in search of QR codes hidden in the landscape, solve riddles and lose yourself in the story, while discovering the natural wonders of the valley.
💡Playing the game couldn’t be easier: download the app onto your phone and let yourself be guided. Allow around one and a half hours for an adventure along snow-covered paths, through forests and magical glades around a frozen lake.
But the day isn’t over yet!! Next, take part in an activity that everyone loves: tobogganing! Méribel has a number of themed toboggan runs for great descents in safety. Fun and laughter are guaranteed!
To round off this wonderful day, don’t miss the events organised by the resort: open-air concerts, shows, sports fixtures, and more, with varied entertainment every week. It’s a great way to end the day on a high note!
Day 5: Adrenalin highs and an après-ski party
This fifth day has just one theme: adrenalin! Treat yourself to a winter paragliding flight and discover the mountains as you’ve never seen them before. Comfortably supported in your harness and accompanied by an instructor, you’ll glide over the valley, suspended for a moment between sky and summits. Breathtaking views of the snow-covered peaks, absolute silence, a feeling of lightness… Paragliding is an activity as poetic as it is spectacular. Depending on the weather, you may even catch a glimpse of Mont Blanc, Mont du Borgne and other Alpine giants stretching as far as the eye can see.
💡 Worth knowing: remember to book your flight in advance! This activity is very popular and also is dependent on the day’s weather conditions.
After such excitements, you don’t want to come back down to earth just yet! Head to La Folie Douce, one of Méribel’s unmissable hot spots, for a colourful après-ski. Expect music, entertainment, dancing and fine dining, all at an altitude of 2,100 metres.
Day 6: Relaxation, well-being & nature
After an intense day yesterday, it’s time to chill. In the calm of the snow-covered mountains and under the rays of the morning sun, it’s the perfect time to roll out your mat and enjoy an outdoor yoga session. In the midst of nature, surrounded by forests, imbibe the soothing atmosphere of the mountains.
In the afternoon, prolong this moment of relaxation. Choose between spa, gym classes, sauna, hammam, jacuzzi, body treatments, and massages of all kinds – Méribel offers a host of well-being activities to recharge your batteries.
To round off the day, treat yourself to a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the snow-covered countryside. These rides through the snowy fields and forests of Méribel will take you to some of the resort’s most beautiful spots. Couples will find it romantic and children will be left starry-eyed. Savour this timeless experience, to the rhythmical sound of hooves on snow.
Day 7: Panoramic walks and a lively evening
It’s time to end your week in style by setting off in search of Méribel’s most beautiful panoramic views! Méribel Tourisme’s information desk recommends this circular trail, ideal for enjoying the great outdoors one last time.
👉 To do this, you’ll need a pedestrian lift pass to use the ski lifts.
Start your day by ascending to Col de la Loze from the Altiport. Follow Les Animaux walking path and then take the Loze chairlift using your pedestrian lift pass. From the top, you’ll enjoy breath-taking views over the Courchevel and Méribel valleys. Savour a last meal in an exceptional setting at one of our high-altitude restaurants.
In the afternoon, head for Mont Vallon by taking the Plattières gondola up and the Plan des Mains chairlift down. Then walk along the side of the ski run to the Mont Vallon gondola. At the top of this, admire the spectacular view of the Gébroulaz glacier and the Aiguille du Fruit.
❄️ Tip from the information desk: walk along the left-hand side of the Campagnol piste for around 100 metres to get another view of Mont du Borgne.
As you can see, Méribel has something for everyone, whether you’re a fan of the slopes… or not at all. Here, the many and varied non-skiing activities allow you to discover the mountains in your own way: recharge your batteries, have fun, marvel at the beauties of nature or get an adrenaline high and, above all, make memories.
There’s just one thing left to do: dig out your mittens and pack your suitcase.
We look forward to seeing you this winter ❄️
You’re nearly ready, the suitcases are (almost) zipped up, the skis are on the car, and you are just about to set off. But as you close the boot of the car, an avalanche of questions hit you: Have you remembered everything? Is everything ready? Because a winter holiday, unlike an impromptu off-piste sortie, requires some preparation! With fitness, ski equipment and bookings to think about, it’s worth getting organised early. That way, you can make the most of your skiing holiday and enjoy a magical week.
So, before you hit the road in a few weeks, we’ll help you tick all the boxes:
✅ Be suitably fit
✅ Be well equipped
✅ Book everything in time
So here’s our ‘How to prepare for your winter holiday in the mountains’ guide for a fun-filled and stress-free holiday.
Organising your skiing holiday: the essentials
Choosing and booking accommodation
The first stage in organising your winter holiday is booking accommodation. Chalets, apartments, tourist residences, hotels – there’s something for everyone in Méribel. Your choice of accommodation is crucial. It’s the key to an unforgettable ski holiday.
Ski passes: make the right choice
Before putting on your skis and heading for the summits, there’s one thing you must do: buy your ski pass. And yes, it’s better to prepare now for your first exhilarating runs, and so avoid any queues and make the most of every minute on the slopes.
Book ski lessons in advance
For children and adults – whether you’re looking to improve, gain confidence or simply discover the joys of skiing – enrolling in ski school is a must. However, places are in high demand and fill up quickly. So don’t delay – book for yourself or your children now!
Reserve your ski equipment
Last but not least, before you make your first turns, think about your equipment. Sharp-edged skis, well-fitting boots and a helmet… To avoid disappointment in the resort, it’s a good idea to reserve beforehand. You’ll enjoy comfort, safety and performance without any last-minute stress.
Packing for skiing: clothes and accessories to keep you warm and dry
What to wear for skiing
Choosing what to wear is an essential stage in preparation (because shivering on the slopes is never pleasant!)
The most reliable way of protecting yourself from the cold and damp is the three-layer approach, also known as the onion technique:
- Layer 1: a base layer, often a thermal t-shirt. Thin and snug-fitting, this provides a first layer of warmth while wicking away perspiration to keep you dry.
- Layer 2: a fleece. This conserves heat by creating a layer of warm air between your body and jacket.
- Layer 3: a ski jacket (or one-piece ski suit). Waterproof and windproof, this protects you from the external elements of cold, snow or rain.
This layering technique also applies to the lower body. In very cold weather, it’s worth wearing leggings or tights under your trousers or ski suit. Ideally, opt for thermal clothing; failing that, choose breathable fabrics that wick away moisture. Your aim is to not end up damp after a session in the powder!
List of things to take
Now that you know how to keep warm, there’s another essential step: choosing what to pack.
- Jacket or ski suit: there’s something in every style and for every body type and budget. It’s up to you to choose what suits you best.
- Ski trousers or ski suit: Here again, there’s something for everyone: snug-fitting, baggy, technical or more relaxed.
- Fleeces: Bring more than one so you can alternate them over the week.
- Thermals: One or two are enough, but they’re essential for warmth.
- Ski socks: Thicker than normal socks, they will keep your feet warm in your boots.
- Ski gloves or mittens: A must for protecting your hands from the cold. Choose whatever suits you best.
- Liner gloves: If you tend to have cold hands, a pair of thin liner gloves can really make a difference.
- Wooley hat or headband: Indispensable for when you are off the slopes. Keeping your head warm helps keep your whole body warm.
- Neck warmer or scarf: Handy for protecting you from the wind and snow, especially on colder days.
- Swimming costume: Allows you to enjoy a spa, sauna or swim after skiing. This is a real treat after a long day on the slopes.
- Sportswear: Perfect if you want to try other activities, such as indoor climbing, yoga or power walking.
- And of course, everyday essentials: underwear, nightwear, comfortable evening wear of your choice.
Essential accessories for a holiday in the mountains
- Helmet: Essential. Even if it’s not compulsory, we strongly recommend that you wear one, whether you’re an adult or child, beginner or expert!
- Goggles: These give you a better field of vision and greater protection against the wind, cold and UV rays. Unlike sunglasses, these prevent UV from entering around the frames.
- Warm, non-slip boots: For walking around the resort without slipping, while keeping your feet warm.
- Ski or snowboard boots: If you have your own boots, don’t forget to bring them!
- Sun protection: Sun cream for your face, lip balm with SPF, and ideally an after-sun moisturiser. At altitude, UV rays are more powerful and the snow reflects light: sunburn happens fast.
- A rucksack: Handy for carrying snacks, water, spare goggles or an extra layer.
- A water bottle: Staying hydrated is also important on the slopes.
- Your papers: Passport, health insurance, European/global health card — always worth having, even at altitude!
Little extras to pack in your suitcase
- Camera or GoPro: For those who like to capture every run.
- First aid kit: A small kit with bandages, disinfectant and soothing cream might come in handy.
- Knee and wrist protectors: Particularly useful for snowboarders or if you’re just starting out.
- And anything else you think might be useful for a great holiday in Méribel!
Getting physically ready for skiing: exercises and practical advice
Why should you get ski-fit?
Imagine your first day on the slopes. You’re doing one run after another, only stopping for delicious food. The sun is shining, the snow is sparkling, there’s a huge grin on your face. However, when evening comes, your muscles are aching and stiff. To keep your legs in tip-top shape, prevent injuries and, above all, enjoy Méribel to the full, here are some recommendations. Because our legendary slopes are not just there to be admired, they should be tackled with passion and mastery.
Strong muscles for every turn
Make tired legs a thing of the past! Strengthen your thigh and calf muscles so you can master parallel turns and any tricky stretches of piste. Incorporate squats, lunges and plyometrics into your routine for more explosive power. For perfect carved turns or controlled side-slipping, balance is key. And what better way to develop it than through yoga? Poses like the candle or the warrior improve not only balance but also flexibility, which is essential for avoiding injury if you fall.
Cardio and endurance for flowing descents
Altitude can play tricks on you if you’re not properly prepared. Cardio work is the first step in getting ready to hit the 3 Vallées slopes. Why not try HIIT training? Or incorporate some sprint intervals, which prepare you for the intense effort of a schuss, followed by recovery periods, more like quietly gliding through the powder. And on rest days, why not take a bike ride? These will remind you of swooping descents, in the run-up to your long-awaited holiday!
Stay hydrated and eat well before you go up the mountain 🥞
Before hitting the red and black runs, make sure your body has the fuel it needs. A diet rich in proteins and complex carbohydrates will give you the energy to ski from morning to night.
And after skiing, remember to rehydrate and give your muscles the essential nutrients to recover… while you enjoy après-ski!
Warm up before hitting the slopes 🔥
It’s finally the big day. The one you’ve been looking forward to for months. Méribel’s lifts are about to open. But before you hit the slopes, take the time to warm up. A few dynamic stretches, some circular movements of the joints and you’re ready to hit the slopes. And remember: technique comes before speed. Revise the basic techniques, concentrate on your position and balance, and let the mountain do the rest.
And that’s it – you now have all you need to prepare for the best possible holiday in Méribel. Now it’s time to collect the keys to your accommodation, put down your bags and experience the magic of winter in the mountains.✨
It can be a melancholic realisation that the long carefree sunny days, enjoying picnics at high altitude and drinks on the terrace are almost over. As we pack our suitcases we can look back on some great memories.
Lets to savour the moment a little longer, and relive the best moments of summer 2025 in Méribel.A summer filled with of festivals, kilometres of hiking trails, and mountain biking adventures. Simple moments, but always shared in good company.
Méribel was buzzing all summer long. And you were there.
Let’s look back on an unforgettable summer.
Psssst… : Check out our remedy for the back-to-school blues at the end of this article 🤫
New in 2025 : The «Pass Explorateur », the « deal» of the summer!
The summer of 2025 marked the launch of the “Pass Explorateur”. Designed as an all-in-one package, this pass allowed everyone to organise their stay according to their own preferences.
On the programme: more than 30 activities accessible throughout the resort, for young and old alike. From exploring educational farms to guided hikes, golf, tennis, horse riding, skating and more, the Explorer Pass appealed to visitors with its rich and diverse offering:
«We have just finished our three days with the Pass and we were delighted, both young and old alike! Thanks to the pass, we were able to do lots of activities with the children, both in terms of quantity (which with three children is not always easy) and discoveries (we had never taken the time to go fishing as a family!). So this pass is really a gem and I hope it will be renewed next year! »
The highlights of 2025 : the moments that made the summer buzz!
Fise District : three days of freestyle and adrenalin
From 29 to 31 July, BXM Freestyle came to Méribel for FISE District Méribel 2025. A sporting event in a real party atmosphere, these three days were an opportunity to get together and enjoy spectacular demonstrations! Professional riders performed a series of tricks, to the rhythm of a DJ mix, in front of an enthusiastic audience.
Fête à Fanfoué : the festival of tradition of the valley Allues
On 2 and 3 August, the Allues Valley celebrated its iconic summer festival: the Fête à Fanfoué. With a parade of floats, art and craft exhibitions, a dance, fireworks and music, this unmissable event delighted spectators as always, allowing them to immerse themselves in the soul of Allues heritage.
Méribel Trail : a true test of endurance and motivation
On 9 and 10 August, the unmissable Méribel Trail took place! This year marked the first edition of the 42km trail, the ‘Maratrail’, which concluded a range of events for all levels. From the Vertical Kilometre to the Mérib’kids, more than 1,600 participants tested their limits on the trails of Méribel in a sporting and friendly atmosphere.
Méribel Golf Cup : performance and passion in the mountains
The golf season got underway with the first Méribel Golf Cup, held from July 6th to 9th at Méribel Golf Club. Eighteen teams, each made up of one pro and three amateurs, competed in a tournament where competitive spirit met a warm, welcoming atmosphere. A successful first edition!
A summer of festivals in Méribel: Dreams and wonderment all summer long
🎪 The Circus Festival delighted young and old alike with its shows and circus and magic workshops.
🔭 The Astronomy Festival raised our eyes to the stars, with lectures, solar observations and sky map creations.
🎭 The “Surprenant” Festival combined various art forms in venues as unusual as they were majestic.
And that’s it, it’s time to wrap up the 2025 summer season.
We laughed, we shared, we cycled, climbed, swam… In short, we had a great time all summer long. And now? Make way for winter! Behind the scenes, Méribel is already getting ready to welcome you for the 2025-2026 season… And we have some wonderful things in store for you!
We look forward to seeing you again this winter, which is already shaping up to be exceptional!
We promised you…
The best cure for back-to-school blues: the resort will open from 6 December 2025 until 17 April 2026!
And since good news always comes in pairs… We are ready to take your booking!