Getting around guide to Courchevel
Once you've arrived in Courchevel, how do you get from A to B?
There's plenty going on in Courchevel, so it pays to know how to get around. We've put together this handy guide on the best way to get around.
Courchevel, being spread across a wide area at different altitudes can present a challenge to navigate, but there are various options for getting around and between the resorts.
- Couchevel 1850 is called Courchevel
- Courchevel 1650 is Moriond
- Couchevel 1550 is Courchevel Village
- Le Praz is Courchevel Le Praz
- La Tania is very much a part of the ski domaine of Courchevel
Courchevel local buses
A free bus “navette gratuite” operates across all areas and even links down to Bozel. The buses link all areas running in both directions. In winter it runs every 30 minutes, and every every hour in summer.
Train
The nearest train station to Courchevel is ‘Moûtiers - Salins - Brides les Bains’ - approximately 18km (12 miles) from the resort.
Driving in resort
Whilst it’s tempting to drive between the resorts, parking can be difficult during peak seasons and it’s not exactly ideal for the environment. If you do drive, carpool when possible and ensure your vehicle has winter tyres or chains between late November and early April.
Taxis in Courchevel
There are several taxi options in Courchevel. It is advisable to book your taxi in advance, especially if you are out after the free bus service ends.
On foot
In both winter and summer you can use the lifts to get around the resort, whether you're a pedestrian or on skis. You can even luge it (winter only) from Courchevel to Villages 1850 to 1550.
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