Who are the instructors at Serre Chevalier ski school?

Our Serre Chevalier ski school is made up of a small team of fully qualified British and French instructors led by BASI ski teacher and ex-examiner Gavin Crosby. Gavin has been living and skiing in Serre Chevalier since 2001, he has French/British dual-nationality and holds the ‘BEES 1er degré ‘ (French carte professionnelle).

How much is a Serre Chevalier ski pass?

For novices, ‘beginner’ passes can be purchased daily at around 14 € with a subsequent Serre Chevalier upgrade for the remaining days of your holiday (this will give you access to all sectors of Serre Chevalier.) Be sure to check the deals your tour operator or accommodation supplier can offer as substantial savings can be made.

How tall is Serre Chevalier above sea level?

From 1200m to 2800m above sea level, Serre Chevalier has an altitude that allows a multitude of activities for everyone including: skiing, snowboarding, freestyle, freeride, Off Piste and many more . Serre Chevalier is all about sport, excitement, culture, relaxation & loads of FUN!

How to get to Serre Chevalier from Grenoble?

Serre Chevalier is just 1.5hrs from Turin airport, 2hrs from Grenoble, and is only 35 minutes drive from the TGV train station at Oulx (Italy), direct from Paris. You can drive from one of the northern ferry ports in 10 hours. Local firms offer airport transfers e.g. Linkbus (Turin only).

How long has Gavin lived in Serre Chevalier?

Gavin has been living and skiing in Serre Chevalier since 2001, he has French/British dual-nationality and holds the ‘BEES 1er degré ‘ (French carte professionnelle). He and his colleagues know the mountains here inside out; they are looking forward to sharing them with you! Yet again, Gavin more than delivered.