Vicki - Ski Expert"Courchevel 1650 is one of our favourite villages in the Three Valleys. Quieter, cheaper, and particularly great for kids with the Indiens piste to play on (tepees, learn traditions of American Indians) and restaurants such as Le Bel Air to chill at for the parents!"Great for: Snow sure, Large ski area, Variety of skiing, Relaxed skiing, FamiliesCourchevel 1650
Courchevel 1650, more locally known as Courchevel Moriond, is a favourite among skiers for its vast ski area, welcoming village vibe, and picturesque charm- not to mention the reasonable prices compared to the neighbouring resort of Courchevel 1850.
Nestled in a stunning alpine setting, the village offers breathtaking views. Originally a small village, Courchevel Moriond has grown into a top-tier skiing destination, yet still maintains its own unique charm and character. There’s plenty of fun beyond skiing both on and off the mountain, and with lively bars featuring live music and plenty of dancing, Moriond truly has something for everyone. Check out our guide pages for more details!
We have a fantastic chalet in Courchevel Moriond (1650), along with the popular Fahrenheit 7 Hotel. Book now for your next ski holiday in Courchevel.
SKI AREA OVERVIEW
Courchevel is often seen as the ultimate ski resort, thanks to its beautifully groomed slopes and reliable snow, attracting skiers and snowboarders from all over the globe. Courchevel Moriond provides easy access to the pistes with most accommodations being within walking distance to the main Arondiaz gondola. There’s 150km of piste to explore within the local area lift pass, which caters to all skill levels.
If this isn’t enough then upgrade to a Three Valleys pass which gives access to 600 km of pistes across seven resorts, including the famous resorts of Meribel and Val Thorens.
Ski holidays in Courchevel 1650 / Moriond await!
Flight + Transfer
222.6kg CO2 *
* Average kg of CO2e per person, based on a return journey from London Gatwick to Geneva, and shared minibus transfer.
Train + Transfer
14.4kg CO2 *
* Average kg of CO2e per person, based on a return journey from London St. Pancras to Moûtiers, and shared minibus transfer.
Self-Drive
103.5kg CO2 *
* Average kg of CO2e per person, based on a return journey from the M25, via. the Dover ferry in a car carrying 4 people.
To reach the nearest station (Moûtiers), you'll need to take the Eurostar Ski Train via. Lille. Find availability and tickets at Eurostar.
- There is a free bus that goes between La Praz, Courchevel Village, Courchevel Moriond and Courchevel. It runs every half hour between 7 am and 1.30am so if you want to explore the other villages you know you can get back without worrying about a taxi.
- Courchevel Moriond is a good place for beginners or those wanting to find their ski legs before heading off too far. There are two free ski lifts which mean to can ski a few gentle green runs back down.
- For lunch during your ski holiday to Courchevel 1650, stop by Le Bel Air, a favourite mountain restauant with fantastic views as well as food.
- The ‘Luge XXL’is a 3 km long toboggan track, floodlit and provides a 450m vertical descent. Starting from the new Courchevel Moriond bubble lift it goes all the way down into the village.
- We have two fantastic chalets in Courchevel 1650, both with wonderful panoramic views across the valley, and very close to the lifts, slopes and the town.
Chalet Mouria
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From £588.00
Fahrenheit 7 Hotel
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From £1304.48