The family guide: what can you do as a family in Méribel?

Spending your holiday in the mountains means sharing unique moments. In Méribel, families will find a wide range of entertainment, events, and activities suitable for all ages. Skiing, other snow sports, nature, culture, or relaxation - there's something for everyone. Here's a practical guide to planning your family’s week in Méribel.

Sunday: Settling in and first snowfall

Now you have arrived, it's time to enjoy being back on snow.

  • Morning: get your bearings on the slopes with some first runs together as a family. The easy blue slopes around La Chaudanne offer you a gentle warm-up.

  • Afternoon: go for a snowshoe walk. This is the perfect opportunity to discover Méribel and its snowy landscapes in a slightly different way.

  • End of the day: take part in one of the family activities organised by the resort. Building igloos is fun for all the family and starts the holidays with a sociable atmosphere.

Monday: Skiing and fun discoveries

A day of gentle skiing.

  • Morning: explore the Altiport fun zones. The Piste des Inuits and Piste des Animaux will delight children with their themed decor and games on snow.

  • Afternoon: organise a picnic at the top of the Roc de Fer. The picnic area allows you a break from skiing while gazing over a magnificent view.

  • Evening: head to the Parc Olympique for skating or swimming with the family - the perfect way to round off an active day.

Tuesday: A different kind of skiing experience

For a change from skiing, Méribel offers some original alternatives.

  • Morning: it’s time for tobogganing with the Mission Black Forest. This 3.4 km slope with 28 turns guarantees laughter and thrills for the whole family.

  • Afternoon: try an unusual activity like fat biking on snow, ski- joëring (skiing drawn by a horse), or cross-country skiing. With these activities, you can vary your enjoyment and discover the mountains in a fresh way.

  • End of the day: take part in a nature workshop. Children love spotting animal tracks and discovering the secrets of winter wildlife.

Wednesday: Nature and exploring

The week continues with a mixture of skiing and new discoveries.

  • Morning: enjoy a ski lesson designed for the whole family. The instructors know how to create a reassuring and fun environment for children.

  • Afternoon: take part in an event organized by the Tourist Office. Magic shows or games on the Piste des Inuits will leave your children's eyes wide open with wonder.

  • Evening: experience a special event such as a Christmas show or a night-time treasure hunt. Add a touch of magic to your stay.

Thursday: Culture and relaxation

Because a holiday in the mountains isn't just about skiing.

  • Morning: combine family skiing with a relaxing break in a mountain chalet. The rest areas offer the perfect opportunity to enjoy a hot chocolate outdoors.

  • Afternoon: head to the Parc Olympique. The spa, swimming pool, and wellness area welcome parents and children for a relaxing break.

  • Evening: bowling or indoor climbing are on tonight’s agenda. These activities guarantee laughs and fun together.

Friday: Adventure and thrills

End the week in style.

  • Morning: last runs on the slopes.

  • Afternoon: share a Savoyard tea-time snack on the slopes.

  • Evening: end the week with a jolly fondue night. It’s the perfect opportunity to round off your family holiday.

In Méribel, families never get bored. Every day brings its share of discoveries: skiing and snow sports, outdoor activities, time for relaxation, and convivial evenings. Méribel is an ideal destination for a family holiday.

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