- Ski to 2,800 metres
- Transfer time of 2 hours 30 mins by coach from Turin airport
- 250 kilometres of skiable terrain
The resort of Serre Chevalier takes its name from the peak that dominates the Guisane Valley and is made up of four separate villages. This fantastic ski area has 250 kilometres of well interconnected pistes, ample off piste opportunities above Villeneuve and Monetier and probably more trees than any other resort in Europe. We've chosen accommodation situated in the villages of Villeneuve, Briançon and Chantemerle for their good selection of bars, restaurants and shops.
Skiing and snowboarding in Serre Chevalier
Beginners are well catered for with the ski areas 'discovery' zones which are made up of green pistes, perfect for gaining confidence before expanding your terrain. The 'Petits Domaines' area are great for those of working up to an intermediate level with access to some easy, cruisy blue slopes and a range of red runs to whizz down. You'll also find plenty of slopes here to challenge you if you're an advanced skier or boarder, with 15 black runs with some very steep descents down from the peaks. Serre Chevalier offers some quick powder fixes or whole days of off piste with opportunities for you to go with a guide to really make the most of what these mountains have to offer. The ski area provides some fantastic opportunities for free riding as the whole area is essentially one huge snow park - there are plenty of tight, tree lined runs, ravines and long steeps slopes for you to really push your skills to the limit.
Where to stay in Serre Chevalier
Across the villages of Briançon, Villeneuve and Chantemerle, we have a range of three and four star hotels and apartments available. All of our accommodation is family friendly and located either in the centre of resort or within three minutes' walk away. It's also between a one and three minutes' walk to the nearest ski lift, so no matter where you decide to stay, you'll have easy access to the ski area and a range of bars, restaurants and shops. You'll also find a range of wellness facilities in many of the properties, including swimming pools, fitness rooms and saunas as well as spa treatments available at a local charge.
Bars and restaurants in Serre Chevalier
Staying in Serre Chevalier, you can enjoy traditional French cooking. Across resort you'll find a number of atmospheric restaurants and cafes. Some of our favourites include restaurant l'Étage which serves mountain specialities including Fondue Savoyarde, Raclette sur rampe, Tartiflette and Pierrade and restaurant Le Gavroche which serves traditional dishes using fresh, local and seasonal ingredients.
Serre Chevalier is a lovely relaxed resort, the Villeneuve side of resort is where all the après ski scene is and you'll still be able to stop somewhere for a drink and a dance. Le Royal is a bar located at the bottom of the Chantemerle slopes and has great music as well as a warm, welcoming atmosphere. They also serve small bites here including crêpes, so it's a good choice for an after ski snack and drink.
What's included in an Inghams Ski holiday to Serre Chevalier
Flights, transfers and accommodation based on self catering, bed & breakfast, half board or all inclusive. Please see the 'Ski extras' tab below for information on the optional extras including ski hire, lift pass and tuition.
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| Skiing levels |
| Beginner |
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| Intermediates |
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| Advanced |
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| Snowboard |
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| Cross country |
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| Mountain facts |
| Ski area |
250 km
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| Runs |
13
26
29
13
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| Longest run |
9 Km
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| Snowparks |
1 snowpark
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| Lifts |
Drag lifts 32, Chairlifts 17, Cablecars 1
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| Slope direction |
NE,E,SE
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| Ski/resort bus |
True
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