Sobre Meribel
Nestled in the renowned Three Valleys ski area of the French Alps, Méribel sits at an altitude of around 1,450 to 1,700m in the Tarentaise Valley. The resort is celebrated for its charming Alpine architecture and unrivalled access to the world’s largest ski network boasting 600km of interconnected slopes and 158 state of the art ski lifts. With the right ski pass, you can fully explore neighbouring resorts of Val Thorens and Courchevel, which bookend Meribel as part of extensive Les Trois Vallées ski area.
Meribel itself is made up of some delightful traditional villages, each with its own character and easy access to the slopes, all perfectly blending in with the stunning landscape and atmosphere of the majestic Alpine landscape that surrounds them.
If it’s authenticity, serenity and great skiing you’re after, then look no further than Meribel Les Allues. A little jewel of traditional mountain architecture, you won’t fail to be captivated by its allure.
Esquiar em Meribel
Meribel is a fantastic ski resort that caters for all skiers with its diverse slopes and terrains. Boasting 150km of pistes, over 45 ski lifts and good off-piste opportunities, Meribel has something for everyone.
The lower slopes tend to be gentler and are well suited to beginners, while the higher areas offer more challenging runs and suit intermediate and more experienced skiers. Mont Vallon in particular, offers long steep runs and stunning scenery for advanced skiers. Did we mention that Meribel is a firm family favourite? A welcoming atmosphere, easier slopes and excellent ski schools it stands out as our top choice as a family-friendly ski resort.
Coisas para fazer em Meribel
For anyone needing a break from the slopes, Meribel offers a smorgasbord of activities to keep you entertained. From snowshoeing trails, horse-drawn sleigh rides through the village, spa treatments and wellness packages, there’s something for everyone. The resort is also brimming with shops, indoor climbing facilities, and even helicopter tours, ensuring you’ll never run out of things to do.
Look out for the Altitude Comedy Festival in late March and of course, the enchanting Christmas markets at the start of the season too. New Year is pretty unforgettable too, with a special torchlit descent on New Years’ Eve, as skiers head to the slopes by candlelight, followed by a giant party on the piste.
Vida nocturna
Com mais de 80 restaurantes, desde restaurantes com estrelas Michelin a restaurantes familiares, há algo para todos os apetites. Há também muitas opções de apres-ski, incluindo o famoso bar de montanha Rond Point.