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Bonjour, mes amis! Get ready for a Méribel adventure, a ski trip designed for the discerning festivalgoer! Picture this: six of you, ready to conquer the Three Valleys, a legendary ski area boasting over 600km of pistes. We'll be based in Méribel, a charming Savoyard village nestled at an altitude of 1400m, offering breathtaking views of the Tarentaise Valley.

Weather in December-March: Expect crisp mountain air, sunshine galore (though be prepared for the occasional blizzard – that's part of the charm!), and temperatures hovering around freezing. Pack layers, waterproofs, and a hearty spirit!

Our journey kicks off with a transfer from Geneva Airport (approx. 2 hours, €300-€400 total for a private minibus for 6). Once settled into our charming chalet (approx. €1500 total for 6 people for a week’s rental), we'll explore the village. Think traditional Savoyard architecture – wood, stone, and charming balconies adorned with flowers (in summer, of course!).

Food, glorious food! Prepare your taste buds for tartiflette (potatoes, bacon, reblochon cheese, and onions – a Savoyard classic!), fondue, raclette, and other mountain delicacies. Budget €50-€70 per day per person for food and drinks, including a few celebratory après-ski beers.

Skiing, naturally, is the main event! Six lift passes for a week cost approx. €1500 total. Expect a vibrant atmosphere on the slopes – a mix of seasoned pros, enthusiastic intermediates, and the occasional clumsy newbie (but hey, we've all been there!). The music on the slopes will vary from the upbeat energy of the ski lift queue to the chilled-out vibes of the mountain restaurants.

Beyond skiing, we can indulge in snowshoeing (€20-€30 per person), ice skating (€15 per person), or simply relax by the fireplace with a glass of Vin Chaud (mulled wine). Evening entertainment might include a traditional Savoyard folk music show (approx. €30 per person). The local people are friendly and welcoming, often speaking French, with English spoken widely in tourist areas.

Local Traditions: Keep an eye out for the traditional "Chandeleur" celebration (Candlemas) if your trip coincides – crêpes are abundant! Expect to hear French, but don't worry - a bit of "Bonjour" and a smile go a long way.

Animals you might spot: Alpine ibex (the mountain goats!) are quite common, and keep your eyes peeled for marmots. You're unlikely to see pets in large numbers on the slopes. Plants to look for include the beautiful edelweiss (if you're lucky, it may still be flowering in early spring).

Total estimated cost for the trip (per person): This is a rough estimate as prices can vary depending on the season and bookings but anticipate approximately €800-€1000 per person. This includes accommodation, lift passes, food, activities, transport, and some entertainment. This can be adjusted based on your preferences, of course.

So, are you ready for an unforgettable Méribel adventure? Let's make some memories! Au revoir!