Are you looking for the best ski chalet holidays 2023? As providers of luxury ski chalets in the French Alps, we’re sharing useful information to read before you book your trip. We’ll discuss what you can expect from a catered ski chalet holiday in 2023, the price of chalet holidays and where to find the best ski chalets. Let’s begin.

What Is A Ski Chalet Holiday?

A ski chalet is essentially a house, usually made from wood, located in areas where skiing is popular such as the French and Swiss Alps. Ski chalets are designed to fit the lifestyle of the skier, and are typically very spacious and boast beautiful traditional architecture. Therefore, ski chalet holidays are exactly what the name suggests – a luxury getaway in a ski chalet.

What Can I Expect From A Ski Chalet Holiday In 2023?

In 2023, ski holidays are bigger and better than ever. There are a few different types of ski chalet holidays 2023. Options include catered ski chalets, family ski chalets, couple chalet holidays, group ski chalets and shared chalets.

At Alpine Action, when you stay at one of our chalets, you can expect an amazing experience at an excellent location. Some of the services to expect on your ski chalet holiday include:

• Fully catered chalets
• Continental breakfast every morning
• Afternoon tea, cake or biscuits (5* days) 
• Pre-dinner canapes and aperitif
• Delicious three-course dinner (5* nights)
• Ski and boot rooms with heated boot warmers
• Cheeseboard with a local selection
• Free WiFi
• Selection of board games

You can expect the above services in all our chalets. Some of our chalets offer additional services such as outdoor jacuzzi hot tubs, saunas, games rooms and private cinemas. You can browse all our Meribel ski chalets here for more information about each individual chalet and what it offers.

What’s Included In A Catered Chalet?

A chalet is no doubt a beautiful place to stay during your ski holiday, however you may spend time worrying about what to eat or drink during the daytime and evenings. Catered chalets take away the stress, as your chalet host (or multiple chalet hosts) will prepare and cook every meal for you. This is extremely useful during your trip, as you don’t need to spend any time worrying about what to eat next. Instead, you can enjoy your catered chalet holiday and make the most of what it has to offer.

How Much Do Catered Ski Chalet Holidays Cost?

The price of our catered chalets varies, depending on the chalet you choose as well as the time of year. Prices for December 2023 begin at £550 for the Virage and range up to £1,600. You can see all pricing and availability information here or for a more tailored price, you can get a quote here.

How Many Guests Can Stay In Ski Chalets?

The number of guests that can stay in each ski chalet will depend on which cabin you choose. Our Meribel ski chalets can host between 8 – 14 guests, making them perfect for families or large groups. If you are thinking of a couple’s ski chalet holiday or are a smaller group, don’t worry! We also offer shared chalets, which often see guests make new friends and bond over their day on the slopes.

Is A Catered Ski Chalet Holiday Suitable For Children?

Yes. Our catered chalet holidays are suitable for children and families. We take extra steps to accommodate families with children. We offer children’s menus and children under the age of 13 are provided an earlier dinner, which is served between 6 – 6:30 pm. Note that this depends on your requirements and the child’s age.

Additionally, Alpine Action works with several childcare providers, with nannies who care for your little ones in the comfort of your own chalet. If you have any questions regarding childcare providers, get in touch and we will be happy to help! Please note that childcare services must be booked directly with the providers.

Where Are The Best Ski Chalet Holidays?

The French Alps are famous for their unbeatable ski holidays and are home to the infamous Three Valleys, which include Meribel. Part of the largest linked ski area in the world, Meribel offers 600km+ of marked pistes and 200 ski lifts over a 110 square-mile area. So if you’re looking for ski chalet holidays in France, you’re in the right place! Alpine Action offers 5 star ski chalet holidays in Meribel in the French Alps.

Other places that are known for ski chalet holidays include Austria and Switzerland – namely, the Swiss Alps.

Book Your Ski Holiday Today

Hopefully, you will now have a better understanding of what’s on offer for ski chalet holidays 2023. A ski holiday is the perfect holiday for any group of people, and there’s no better place to stay than a chalet, as they are designed specifically for skiers. If you are ready to book your next trip, then you can book your ski holiday here. Or if you would like more information about our ski chalets, get in touch and we’ll be happy to answer any questions you have.

Can’t decide which month to go skiing in Meribel? We can help you decide.

The truth is from December to April, each month is a great month to go skiing. But they are all different and will give you a slightly different experience.

Here is our rundown on the benefits and pros of skiing in each month of the season.

December skiing in Meribel

December is typically the start of the winter ski season in Meribel and is often when the first significant snowfalls of the season arrive. Fresh snow can make for excellent skiing conditions, especially for powder skiing!

Early December is often less busy than the peak weeks later in the month. , meaning you can enjoy shorter lift lines and less crowded slopes.

Meribel has a festive atmosphere during the Christmas holiday season, with themed events and activities taking place throughout the month of December. Visitors can enjoy holiday lights, music, Santa visits, NYE celebrations and other seasonal celebrations.

January skiing in Meribel

Meribel typically receives plenty of snowfall in January, which makes for excellent skiing conditions.

January is generally less busy in Meribel than peak season months like February: fewer people and more ski time.

Ski holidays are often more affordable during January due to the low demand.

February skiing in Meribel

By February, the ski resort has had time to accumulate a significant amount of snow, providing excellent skiing conditions throughout the resort’s various runs and trails.

In February, the days start to get longer, providing skiers with more daylight hours to enjoy the slopes and the stunning views of the mountains.

Many countries have school holidays in February, This creates a lively atmosphere, with plenty of activities for both children and adults.

March skiing in Meribel

In March, the ski resort usually has an excellent base of snow, and the skiing conditions are still very good, with a combination of packed powder and spring-like snow. The weather is usually milder than in the winter months, with plenty of sunshine.

Meribel often hosts a range of spring skiing events and festivals in March. And due to the longer days, early evening concerts and outdoor apres-ski gets into full swing.

April skiing in Meribel

April is often associated with warm and sunny weather, making it an ideal time for skiers who enjoy spring skiing in mild conditions.

It is considered a quieter period compared to February and March, so you can enjoy the mountain without the crowds.

March and April offer longer days, providing skiers with more daylight hours to enjoy the slopes and the stunning views of the mountains.

The end of the ski season is often celebrated with a range of events and festivities, such as live music performances, barbecues, and other fun activities.

Meribel is one of the greatest ski destinations on the planet, but there are loads of things to do in Meribel in the summer.

A summer trip to Meribel in the summer will make you fall in love with the place all over again. The weather is fantastic, the scenery breathtaking, and the vibe is very chill.

To keep you entertained, there is a variety of activities on offer. As they say… “There is something for everyone”.

Please take a look at some of our top recommendations for Meribel in the summer.

Cycling in the summer, Meribel.

If you only want to go downhill, you can do it. In the summer, Meribel opens the Pas du Lac lifts up to the summit of La Saulire. From here, you can do a variety of runs, with the longest-running all the way down to Brides Les Bains. or take the Tougnete up for some ridge cycling. Busses with trailers run from the valley floor to pick up adventurous cyclists.

There are also enduro routes and the opportunity to traverse the whole 3 Valleys using lifts and pedal power.

11 Downhill – 9 Enduro – Pumptrack – Fun zone 3 cross country

If tarmac is more of your thing, then you will enjoy the road biking around Meribel. As a regular destination on the Tour De France, the roads are kept in great shape. In 2019 the Col de Loz road was opened up with cyclists in mind and has become one of the must-do challenges in the Alps.

VIEW SUMMER BIKE MAP

Summer Golf in Meribel

Have you ever cruised around the altiport area in Meribel and wondered what is underneath it.

When the snow melts, a golf course appears complete with greens and bunkers.

It is a 9 hole high altitude course with lush fairways that makes an excellent challenge for any golfer.

Via Ferrata – Summer in Meribel

There are several via ferratas in Meribel and the surrounding area. If you are inexperienced, we recommend booking a guide. However, if you have the correct safety equipment and experience, they are free to access.

La Rosiere – beginer – 3 hours
Dent du Burgin – experienced – full day
Pralognan – Intermediate – Guide essential

Summer Fishing in Meribel

Anyone obsessed with the Meribel webcams in the winter will have spotted Lac de Tudea. In the summer, this is the place for altitude fishing.

The lake is regularly stocked with a variety of fish. Predominantly you can catch brown and rainbow trout, but there are also walleyed, gudgeons, small tench and carp.

Summer Hiking in Meribel

A trip to the mountains isn’t complete without a hike. It is a sport open to all. You may choose to stroll around the towns and villages of Meribel.

You could take a lift up to a summit and take a walking path down. Alternatively, you could walk up and catch a gondola down.

Maybe you fancy something a bit more adventurous? Try hiking to the Soulfe pass and see the Lac Blanc and the Glacier de Gébroulaz.

For an extreme hike book a guide and explore les Glaciers du Vanoise.