Meribel Mountains

Méribel

The heart of the 3 Valleys awaits. A swift, scenic flight delivering you straight to the slopes and luxury chalets.

Méribel sits at the geographic heart of Les 3 Vallées, founded in the 1930s under planning rules that still require every chalet to be built in traditional stone and wood — giving it the most consistently alpine look of the valley's major resorts. Its central position means it connects quickly to Courchevel and Val Thorens alike, and the helicopter reaches it directly from Geneva in under half an hour, landing you at the resort ready for the slopes rather than partway up the valley road.

BOOK A FLIGHT
Genève
30 min
from3100 €*
Courchevel
8 min
from600 €*
Val Thorens
10 min
from700 €*
Annecy
20 min
from2000 €*
Lyon
40 min
from3950 €*
Val d'Isère
15 min
from1700 €*
Cannes
70 min
from4800 €*
Monaco
65 min
from4800 €*
Nice
65 min
from4800 €*
Saint-Tropez
75 min
from4900 €*
Sion
35 min
from3950 €*
Chambéry
25 min
from2700 €*
Grenoble
30 min
from3100 €*
Gstaad
40 min
from4000 €*

*Prices are indicative

For more information: booking@monacair.mc

Helicopter vs Car

Méribel sits mid-valley — the flight lands you at the resort directly, no matter where the drive starts.

Méribel – Genève

28 minutesby helicopter
about 2 hours 30by car

Méribel – Courchevel

8 minutesby helicopter
about 40 minutesby car

Méribel Airport Information

Type

No airport — private helipad in resort / Pas d'aéroport — hélistation privée à la station

Frequently Asked Questions

Why fly to Méribel?

The traditional chalet heart of Les 3 Vallées, positioned to reach every corner of the ski area quickly.

Highlights

Traditional chalet architecture

Since the 1930s, strict planning rules have required stone and wood. As a result, Méribel has kept one of the most beautiful faces of any Alpine village.

Heart of the 3 Vallées

At the centre of the 3 Vallées, Méribel offers quick access to Courchevel and Val Thorens, on the slopes and by helicopter, in around ten minutes of flight.

Olympic heritage

Méribel hosted women's alpine skiing and ice hockey at the 1992 Winter Olympics, then the 2023 Alpine World Ski Championships with Courchevel, on the Roc de Fer run.