Meribel sits at the heart of the Three Valley’s between Courchevel and Val Thorens. These resorts combine to make one of the largest linked ski areas in the world, with more than 600km of pistes. The skiing is varied and offers opportunities for all levels of skiers; from the ‘DC Area’ and race piste which hosts international competitions, to the ‘Yeti Park’ for children, Meribel has it all!
The lively resort blends traditional and modern features to create an unforgettable atmosphere throughout the year. Whether you are an outdoor enthusiast and love to spend time on the mountain, or looking for a more tranquil scene to indulge in, the diversity of Meribel provides total satisfaction and happiness.
Lessons offered: Private Ski Lessons, Children’s Ski School, Adult Group Lessons, Corporate Groups
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Your meeting point will largely depend on where you are staying. PDS Snowsport can be flexible with meeting points, but their normal meeting points are all listed on the individual resort pages. Along with extra in info on your destination to help you get the most of your holiday.
Ages 5-15 all levels with groups of up to 8 children
Ages 16+ all levels catered for with group so fup to 8 people
Single, group or family ski lessons can be booked and bespoke courses can be set up
Corporate ski lessons with groups of up to 8 people of a similar level
Private lessons are the pinnacle for improving technique and confidence on snow.
Fun and Social. Group lessons are perfect for learning and meeting new people.
Tailored for children theses lessons are all about having fun and staying safe on the mountain.
Whether you’re starting out in Méribel Village or heading for the wider ski area, a few simple tips can help you get the best from your ski lessons.
Meribél is a group of three villages, Meribél Centre, Meribél-Mottaret and Meribél Village that combine to make Meribél the ski area. Located in the Tarentaise Valley near Moutiers it’s also part of the Three Valleys area it gives access both Courchevel and Val Thorens.
