Nannies in Courchevel

There are many activities to choose from in Courchevel from swimming, to bowling, soft play, inner tubing (whizz down the slopes in an inflatable ring), ice skating, indoor climbing, sledging ( just grab your sledge and head for the nearest snow covered hill), panoramic helicopter flights to sit back and absorb the beauty of the mountains, husky sledging and of course lots of picturesque walks and bubble rides.

In particular our Courchevel Nannies love to take kids of all ages up on the bubble.

You can also try linked sledging, this is a snake like sledging for groups of people and older kids.

Courchevel is not one single resort, but spread across four different altitudes:

Courchevel 1850 is where the rich and famous come ‘to see and be seen’. The secluded Jardin Alpin sector is where all the spectacular chalets and hotels are located. There are gentle beginner slopes and a vast array of intermediate, advanced and off-piste couloirs to keep even the most accomplished skiers busy.

Courchevel 1650 is lower down the valley with more reasonably priced accommodation. Piste wise, there are some cruisey wide blue runs, where frequently you will often find some of the best snow and quietest slopes in Courchevel.

Courchevel 1550 is quieter, with just a few chalets and hotels. A new high speed 6 person chairlift was installed in winter 2004/05 offering a very quick connection to the pistes of 1850. There is also a bubble lift which runs daily from 09.00 until 19.30 taking you into the centre of 1850.

Courchevel 1300, also known as Le Praz is the lowest of the Courchevel resorts and has 2 bubble lifts to take you up to 1850. The village has lots of little nooks and crannies and is easily the prettiest part of Courchevel. You can ski back to 1300 all season due to the investment in snow cannons and the 2 black runs (Jean Blanc & Jockeys) are 2 of the greatest runs in skiing.