Courchevel Chalets

Courchevel ski holidays are built on a perfect blend of good snow, varied terrain, fabulous accommodation, extraordinary food and a vibrant nightlife. With its direct links into the mighty Three Valleys ski area, ski holidays in Courchevel offer something for everyone. A top tip when it comes to dining out is the general rule of thumb that in Courchevel, the lower down the mountain you go, the more affordable things are. Skiworld's Courchevel chalets offer a cosy home-from-home accommodation including catering consisting of breakfast, afternoon tea & cake and evening meals, including wine.

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Courchevel Ski Chalet Holidays

Sunday to Sunday Ski Holidays
Benefit from less busy airports and quieter roads, speed through lift pass and equipment collection and enjoy a more peaceful final ski day by starting your 7-night holiday on a Sunday...
Sunday Ski Holidays

Fly From Your Local Airport
Book flights from closer to home with your next ski holiday, thanks to Skiworld's choice of regional airport options. Regional flights are available for catered chalet, apartment and hotel holidays to a multitude of top skiing destinations.
Regional Flights

3 Reasons for a Ski Chalet Holiday to Courchevel

1. All-Round Quality – Built on the perfect blend of good snow, varied terrain, fabulous accommodation, extraordinary food and a vibrant nightlife. Courchevel holds its own as one of the big ski resorts.
2. The Three Valleys – Courchevel makes up one-third of Les Trois Vallées (The 3 Valleys) and with 600km of pistes, it is one of the largest ski areas in the world. With a full area lift pass, you can easily ski over to Val Thorens for lunch, dance on tables in Folie Douce, Meribel and make it back in time for afternoon tea in Courchevel.
3. Superb Dining – A huge range of restaurants both on and off the mountain, but with a glut of traditional Savoyard eateries, you'll want to sample all the regional dishes on offer more than anything else.