Club Med French Alps Serre Chevalier, France

Club Med Serre Chevalier at a glance

Club Med Serre Chevalier is Club Med's only ski resort in the Southern Alps, in La Salle-les-Alpes, in the Hautes-Alpes, at the gateway to the Écrins and Queyras nature parks. With some 300 days of sunshine a year and more than 80% of its runs above 2,000 metres, it combines blue skies and reliable snow. For winter 2026-2027, it opens on December 20 and closes on April 10. The package includes accommodation, meals, the bar, the lift pass and group ski or snowboard lessons, with clubs for children from 4 months. Fifteen kilometres away, Briançon and its UNESCO-listed fortifications add a real cultural outing to the stay.

When is Club Med Serre Chevalier open?

The 2026-2027 season runs from December 20 to April 10. It covers the holidays, Quebec spring break and Easter, on March 28, 2027. January is often the quietest period, with cold, bright days. In March, the Southern Alps sunshine makes afternoons on the terrace especially pleasant.

How do you get to Serre Chevalier from Quebec?

Lyon is 2 hours 45 minutes away, Turin and Grenoble about 3 hours. By train, Briançon station is 25 minutes away, and Oulx, on the Italian side, 45 minutes. Your advisor picks the least tiring combination and books flights and transfers with the package.

What is Club Med Serre Chevalier like?

The resort looks like a large alpine chalet in wood and stone, with a spiral staircase that gives the lobby character. Its spaces have been redesigned around sharing and reconnecting with nature, and it has 349 rooms. It is a warm, unpretentious resort where families and outdoor lovers quickly feel at home.

Who is Club Med Serre Chevalier for?

For families, skiers of all levels and curious travellers who like to leave the resort to discover a region. Heritage lovers find Briançon there, nature lovers the Écrins.

Is Club Med Serre Chevalier good for families?

Yes. Baby Club Med welcomes children from 4 to 23 months and Petit Club Med ages 2 and 3, at extra cost and with limited spots. Mini Club Med then takes over from 4 to 10, followed by Club Med Teens from 11 to 13 and the Chill Pass from 14 to 17, included in the package. Connecting Junior Family rooms sleep up to six.

How good is the Serre Chevalier ski area?

The ski area stretches along the valley, from Briançon to Le Monêtier-les-Bains, and more than 80% of the runs sit above 2,000 metres. Runs wind through larch forests, precious on grey days, then open onto the Écrins peaks. It is a varied area, pleasant for all levels.

Is Serre Chevalier good for beginners?

Yes. Group ski and snowboard lessons are included in the package, for adults and children from age 4, and the sunshine makes learning more pleasant. Equipment rental costs extra, and your advisor can book it ahead.

What is the food like at Club Med Serre Chevalier?

Meals are included, from breakfast to dinner, with an unlimited bar and snacking formula. The cooking honours the flavours of the Southern Alps: sharing stone grills and wild garlic fondue are among the dinners people look forward to. Drinks served by the glass are included, while champagne and bottles on the menu cost extra.

What is there to do around Serre Chevalier besides skiing?

Briançon, 15 km away, is a town of art and history, with its UNESCO-listed Vauban fortifications and its ski history museum. The Monêtier thermal baths offer a warm swim facing the Écrins. At the resort, the spa, at extra cost, extends the wellbeing. On foot, the Rocher Blanc geological site tells 300 million years of Earth's history.

Which room should you choose at Club Med Serre Chevalier?

The resort is well equipped for families. The 27 m² Superior Junior Family room sleeps three, and two connecting rooms offer 54 m² for six. Some rooms have a balcony with a view, and others, under the eaves, have chalet charm. The resort also offers a Deluxe category. Your advisor finds the right combination for your family.

Why book your Club Med Serre Chevalier with us?

Voyages Synergia received the Club Med Excellence Award 2025, and our specialists know the Alpine ski resorts. We compare Serre Chevalier for you with Alpe d'Huez, the other resort of the sun, and with the Tarentaise resorts. See all the Club Med resorts in the French Alps and every Club Med ski resort.

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