Kids united: activities just for them
Playgrounds for children, Ice Driving circuit, pony-tugged sled, swimming lessons, snowball fights … all kinds of activities for children to discover in the 3 Vallées resorts 😄
Baby Boss
Under-threes can enjoy ski lessons at the BB Ski Sessions in the Children’s Village in Courchevel.
Children under 13 registered with the ESF ski school in La Tania can take part in a parallel slalom at the foot of the slopes every Tuesday evening during the French school holidays!
Cars
Kids over seven can challenge their parents on the track at the Ice Driving Academy in Val Thorens! A 15-minute session with two children and two parents: €200. There are also Mitsubishi initiation sessions accompanied by a professional racing driver.
Heïdi
In Saint-Martin de Belleville, Marina tells the tale of Clarine the little cow during the 1950s. Children can experience mountain life from times gone by, learning about winters spent in the warm stables and summers enjoyed in the alpine meadows. For children between 3 and 10.
My Little Poney
A miniature version of skijoring in Méribel, with children pulled along in a luge by a pony!
The little Mermaid
The Kids’ Adventure at the Aquamotion centre in Courchevel is a new way of learning how to swim while having fun. Led and supervised by a swimming coach.
Ninja Turtles
Crazy Challenge, Ninja Contest, Trampo Place and Iron Cross are the four spaces reserved for young acrobatics fans at the Delir’Park in Val Thorens.
Three zones at the Fun Park in Les Menuires are open to welcome children under three, between 3-6, and between 6-12, with trampolines, multi-sport courts, ball-pits, slides and rope bridges.
Frozen
With snowball fights, igloo hide-and-seek, photoshoots and a chance to meet Boukty the mascot, there are activities for everyone at the Boukty Snow Camp!
Dragons
The Courchevel Children’s Village and its half-a-million square feet of space have been decorated with a medieval theme. Your little skiers can now explore their mini-castles, and the button lift has been repainted and nicknamed “Dragovol”.
After a day’s skiing, children can keep playing at the Montagne des Jeux, a free space under La Croisette with two spaces for different ages.
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