Channel your inner Wim Hof by plunging into an ice-cold lake in Le Praz. Not only will you get a rush of endorphins pulsing through your veins, but several other health benefits that have been linked to cold water therapy. And, unless you’re a seasoned adrenaline junkie, this will be a unique memory of your time in Courchevel.

Dress up warmly, strap on some snowshoes and make your way through the forest with a guide until you come to the Igloo village, located in the heart of Courchevel. Enjoy drinks and a traditional Fondue experience in a real snow-and-ice igloo.

Choose this private chef experience for a spectacular three-course meal, crafted around you and served with drinks within the comfort of your private chalet. 

Experience the brilliant rush of free-fall with a sky dive or paraglide experience above Courchevel. Attached to your instructor, spy the ski slopes of Courchevel, as well as the peaks of Grande Casse, Les Grandes Jorasses and Mont Blanc from impressive heights – you might even spot Ultima Hotel Courchevel.

As the sun slowly rises, snow cats are already busy grooming the pistes for the adventure ahead. You could help drive and bash the runs for a rare look at Courchevel’s world-famous slopes. Expect idyllic views of the mountains you love and a day of skiing that will feel more rewarding than ever.

Courchevel bursts with energy and excitement each winter, with numerous sporting and festive events. From Christmas markets with mulled wine to a spectacular fireworks festival – plus the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships – these events are some of the highlights of the season.

For a modern twist on Courchevel’s old-world charm, take to the skies in a helicopter. There’s no better way to see the highest peaks in Europe than by reaching their heights in utter comfort. Depending on how long you would like to stay in the sky, you could fly around Courchevel’s different villages, or further out to Mont Blanc and its glassy-white glaciers.

Known as one of the finest ski destinations in the world, Courchevel 1850 is a paradise for beginners and novices, while seasoned experts seek out Europe’s steepest run, Le Grand Couloir. With access to Les 3 Vallées – the largest ski area in the world – you can enjoy 600 km of pistes in total. 

The Vinorama Wine Tour offers a delightful exploration of Lavaux’s vineyards, beginning at the Lavaux Vinorama. It’s a perfect outing for friends, couples, or colleagues.

Dress up warmly, strap on some snowshoes and make your way through the forest with a guide until you come to the Igloo village, located in the heart of Courchevel. Enjoy drinks and a traditional Fondue experience in a real snow-and-ice igloo.

Choose this private chef experience for a spectacular three-course meal, crafted around you and served with drinks within the comfort of your private chalet. 

Experience the brilliant rush of free-fall with a sky dive or paraglide experience above Courchevel. Attached to your instructor, spy the ski slopes of Courchevel, as well as the peaks of Grande Casse, Les Grandes Jorasses and Mont Blanc from impressive heights – you might even spot Ultima Hotel Courchevel.

As the sun slowly rises, snow cats are already busy grooming the pistes for the adventure ahead. You could help drive and bash the runs for a rare look at Courchevel’s world-famous slopes. Expect idyllic views of the mountains you love and a day of skiing that will feel more rewarding than ever.

Courchevel bursts with energy and excitement each winter, with numerous sporting and festive events. From Christmas markets with mulled wine to a spectacular fireworks festival – plus the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships – these events are some of the highlights of the season.

For a modern twist on Courchevel’s old-world charm, take to the skies in a helicopter. There’s no better way to see the highest peaks in Europe than by reaching their heights in utter comfort. Depending on how long you would like to stay in the sky, you could fly around Courchevel’s different villages, or further out to Mont Blanc and its glassy-white glaciers.

Known as one of the finest ski destinations in the world, Courchevel 1850 is a paradise for beginners and novices, while seasoned experts seek out Europe’s steepest run, Le Grand Couloir. With access to Les 3 Vallées – the largest ski area in the world – you can enjoy 600 km of pistes in total. 

The Vinorama Wine Tour offers a delightful exploration of Lavaux’s vineyards, beginning at the Lavaux Vinorama. It’s a perfect outing for friends, couples, or colleagues.

Channel your inner Wim Hof by plunging into an ice-cold lake in Le Praz. Not only will you get a rush of endorphins pulsing through your veins, but several other health benefits that have been linked to cold water therapy. And, unless you’re a seasoned adrenaline junkie, this will be a unique memory of your time in Courchevel.

Dress up warmly, strap on some snowshoes and make your way through the forest with a guide until you come to the Igloo village, located in the heart of Courchevel. Enjoy drinks and a traditional Fondue experience in a real snow-and-ice igloo.

Choose this private chef experience for a spectacular three-course meal, crafted around you and served with drinks within the comfort of your private chalet. 

Experience the brilliant rush of free-fall with a sky dive or paraglide experience above Courchevel. Attached to your instructor, spy the ski slopes of Courchevel, as well as the peaks of Grande Casse, Les Grandes Jorasses and Mont Blanc from impressive heights – you might even spot Ultima Hotel Courchevel.

As the sun slowly rises, snow cats are already busy grooming the pistes for the adventure ahead. You could help drive and bash the runs for a rare look at Courchevel’s world-famous slopes. Expect idyllic views of the mountains you love and a day of skiing that will feel more rewarding than ever.

Courchevel bursts with energy and excitement each winter, with numerous sporting and festive events. From Christmas markets with mulled wine to a spectacular fireworks festival – plus the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships – these events are some of the highlights of the season.

For a modern twist on Courchevel’s old-world charm, take to the skies in a helicopter. There’s no better way to see the highest peaks in Europe than by reaching their heights in utter comfort. Depending on how long you would like to stay in the sky, you could fly around Courchevel’s different villages, or further out to Mont Blanc and its glassy-white glaciers.

Known as one of the finest ski destinations in the world, Courchevel 1850 is a paradise for beginners and novices, while seasoned experts seek out Europe’s steepest run, Le Grand Couloir. With access to Les 3 Vallées – the largest ski area in the world – you can enjoy 600 km of pistes in total. 

The Vinorama Wine Tour offers a delightful exploration of Lavaux’s vineyards, beginning at the Lavaux Vinorama. It’s a perfect outing for friends, couples, or colleagues.