Ski lessons in
Courchevel 1850

Courchevel is one of the top ski resorts in the world if you are looking for great snow conditions, perfectly groomed runs, art exhibitions and galleries, Michelin-star restaurants, and 5-star accommodations. Courchevel consists of 4 villages, Courchevel 1850, Courchevel 1650 (Moriond), Courchevel 1550 (Village) and Courchevel Le Praz, with each offering a different skiing experience.Part of the largest ski area in the world, The 3 Valleys, you can access over 600km of groomed ski runs and easily access the resorts of La Tania, Meribel, Val Thorens, Les Menuires and Saint-Martin-de-Belleville. Courchevel offers a diverse range of skiing options to suit all abilities. Beginner skiers will appreciate the wide, forgiving green slopes, such as the Bellecôte piste, which is perfect for first turns and even offers a free ski lift. As skills progress, skiers can make use of the resort's modern lift system. From the snow front at 1850, you can choose between three gondolas or ski down to 1550 or Le Praz in just a few minutes. Intermediate skiers can enjoy well-groomed blue and red runs right from the summit of Saulire, including famous pistes like Creux and Combe de la Saulire, which provide long, satisfying descents from top to bottom. For those seeking a challenge, the Grand Couloir—a legendary off-piste black run—awaits, drawing skiers from around the world to test their skills. Maison Sport provides a variety of ski lessons in Courchevel, catering to individuals of all ages and skill levels. Options include private and group ski lessons, as well as specialised lessons for children. Additionally, we also offer lessons in other snowsports, such as off-piste skiing and cross-country skiing. Courchevel also offers a vibrant array of cultural experiences that epitomise the French art de vivre. Among its highlights are art exhibitions and galleries, including the renowned L'Art au Sommet. This open-air art exhibition transforms the ski resort into a mountain museum, showcasing monumental sculptures by acclaimed artists, often displayed both in the village and along the ski slopes. Additionally, Courchevel is home to several art galleries, such as Galeries Bartoux and Daniel Besseiche, which contribute significantly to its cultural charm. Visitors can explore diverse art forms and exhibitions throughout the resort, with winter installations frequently placed near the pistes, blending artistic expression with the Alpine landscape. Courchevel is a paradise for food lovers, renowned for its exceptional gourmet dining. The ski resort boasts several Michelin-starred restaurants, including Le 1947 à Cheval Blanc, a prestigious three-star restaurant, and Le Chabichou by chefs Stéphane Buron and Sylvestre Wahid, each holding two Michelin stars. For a more relaxed dining experience, head to Le Petit Savoyard in Courchevel Moriond (1650) to enjoy traditional Savoie dishes, or visit La Table de Mon Grand-Père in Le Praz for hearty, flavourful mountain cuisine. Courchevel is easily accessible from the UK, with a number of travel options available. The three closest airports are Chambery (1h 30m), Grenoble (2h), and Geneva (2h 30m). Regular transfers run from these airports to Courchevel throughout the ski season. If you’re travelling by train, the nearest station is Moutiers, which is approximately a 30-minute drive from the resort.