Club Med Serre Chevalier, Serre Chevalier

Your babies (from 4 months to 2 years old) are welcome at the Baby Club*. The older (2-3) are also welcome at the Petit Club*. They all will be in hand of professionals that will help them to discover the joys of the mountains by doing multiple activities (sensory and creative activities, workshops, games, etc.). Moreover, the baby corner is at your disposal in order to tailor made menus for your loved ones. A baby sitting service is also available.

* Additional cost

All children between 4 and 11 years old are welcome at Mini Club Med. Your package includes ESF ski lessons from Monday to Friday (groups are formed based on the level and the language). Snowboarding lessons are also available from the age of 8.

In addition, you can take part to all the Club Med families activities such as big snack, show time, tournaments and games, etc.

Finally, if you want to enjoy a total moment of freedom a baby-sitting service is available on demand and at extra cost.



Teens Club Med


The new destination for 11-13 year-olds with a programme tailored to today's teenagers driven by the desire to discover and explore. The friendly G.O®s are on hand to keep the schedule exciting and varied. This supervision complements the ski and snowboard lessons offered in the morning and afternoon.



Teens Chill Pass


An innovative programme for 14-17 year-olds where freedom and kindness reign. Meeting new people, exploring the world together, making spaces theirs’… Our energetic G.O®s will take the teens to new heights and ensure they’ll have a blast. This supervision complements the ski and snowboard lessons offered in the morning and afternoon.

Bar


L'Izoard this lively bar is your destination for gourmet tea-time, cocktails, and amuse-bouches



Restaurants


Main Restaurant Le Vauban typical Alpine favorites star alongside an array of international dishes at the Vauban. Delight in raclette, sizzling vegetable grills, and artisan desserts, all enjoyed on the scenic terrace or in the contemporary mountain-inspired decor

Gourmet Lounge La Meije dine in a vibrant alpine decor featuring regional specialties made with the finest artisanal produce

'Serre Chevalier', home of Luc Alphand, the downhill world champion from 1995 to 1997, is found near the Italian border. Offering indirect links to Montgenèvre and the Milky Way, it has its own 250km of pistes and another 900km available with the Grande Galaxie Pass. The resort itself is very much an intermediates' paradise, good for beginners, and there is still plenty to keep the more advanced skiers happy. More accomplished skiers are best advised to head for Monetier for some good black pistes, or a considerable variety of off-piste terrain. Two-thirds of the mountain enjoys wooded surroundings and, as the slopes are north-facing, they do hold snow. Boarders will find masses to do, particularly those more advanced, with a specialist park and good off-piste.

The overall impression of Serre Chevalier is one of traditional, almost 'provencal' charm, particularly in Monetier. It is an atmospheric venue, of good value and unpretentious, also with a strong French feel. The restaurants serve good local fare, a car is a good option, allowing you to try each village's eateries but there is also a bus linking up the resorts. Briancon is a great destination if you are looking for off-snow activities. Families may be particularly attracted, with a very good ski school and decent childcare provision. Turin and its airport are two and a half hours away.

Briancon has many activities including their famous ice skating ring where the ice hockey team Briancon will play their home matches.