Courchevel is thinking big as the season draws to a close

As winter draws to a close, Courchevel reveals a more exclusive and enchanting side. In a relaxed atmosphere, the resort offers skiers less crowded pistes, longer days and ideal conditions to enjoy the ski area in a privileged setting. Add to this attractive accommodation offers and a festive and sporting programme, and you have the perfect spring break at altitude.

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Perfect conditions to enjoy skiing to the full

Skiing in March and April guarantees ideal conditions. The spring snow, softer under the effect of the sun, offers optimum comfort, perfect for beginners who want to take their first steps with complete peace of mind. Fewer people on the slopes also means more space to progress, and instructors who are fully available for personalised guidance.

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Experienced skiers are not left out: with its high altitudes and guaranteed snow cover until April, Courchevel remains one of the best Alpine spots for extending the ski season. The resort also offers attractive deals on ski passes, a golden opportunity to make the most of the resort without the winter holiday crowds.

Exclusive offers to prolong the pleasure

Courchevel's accommodation providers are playing the spring card with some exceptional offers:

• Ultima Collection is offering one night free for a stay of four or seven nights (from 3 March to 2 April).
• La Sivolière offers rates from €650 per night in a superior room (offer valid from 31 March to 6 April).
• The Olympic Hotel applies a discount of up to 20 % for stays of more than 7 nights (from 5 to 11 April).
• Aman Le Mélézin invites you to choose between a Ski or Spa offer for a five-night stay (from 15 March to 5 April).

A festive spring with new events

Far from being a sleepy resort, Courchevel comes alive in April with exclusive events combining music, culture and sport. Among the highlights not to be missed:

• Bistrot Manali Festival (7 April): first festive event on the terrace of Bistrot Manali, with DJ sets and live performances.
• Live on the Slopes (5 April): five open-air concerts and DJ sets, plus artistic performances and an artisans' village for a unique festive experience.

Sporting challenges to push back your limits

Courchevel is also a playground for sports enthusiasts, with a number of major competitions:

• Derby du Bouc Blanc (22 March): a spectacular Super G from the top of the Eclipse to La Tania.
• Take your protest and get out (23 March): freestyle contest at the Family Park, with snowboard tests and a friendly atmosphere.
• Roc Merlet Derby (30 March): Ski / Snowboard / Monoski / Telemark / Snowscoot race, mainly on piste.
• Winter Legacy Alexis Pinturault (12 April): an original challenge devised by the local champion combining several disciplines.
• Dynastar X3 Courchevel (13 April): cycling triathlon, trail running and ski mountaineering for the most hardy.
• Der'Bike Courchevel (21 April): mountain bike descent from the top of the Saulire to Courchevel le Praz.