Ski Rental in Chantemerle

Chantemerle sits at the base of the main Serre Chevalier gondola and has the highest concentration of rental shops in the resort. Prices run €20–€55 per day, with multiple shops competing within a few hundred metres of each other.

Rental shops in Chantemerle

Multiple shops are clustered around the gondola base and along the main road. Most offer online booking.

• Intersport Rent — large shop, good stock, online booking
• Sport Rent — near ski school meeting point, convenient for families
• Precision Ski Rent — higher-end equipment, performance and demo skis
• Ski Republic — competitive online pricing, good for advance booking
• Several independent shops along the main Chantemerle road

Why Chantemerle works well for rental

The practical advantages of renting here are straightforward.

• Gondola access — collect skis and walk directly to the lift
• Beginner terrain — flat runs at the base ideal for first-timers
• Widest selection of equipment in the resort
• Ski school meeting point — easy for families with lessons booked
• Evening collection — most shops allow pick-up the night before

Chantemerle ski rental prices

Prices are slightly higher than Briançon town centre but comparable to other lift-base villages.

• Basic skis — €22–€30/day
• Intermediate carving skis — €30–€40/day
• Performance / demo skis — €40–€55/day
• Snowboard packages — €28–€42/day
• Children's packages — €16–€24/day
• Weekly rates — approximately 4x the daily price

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I rent skis in Chantemerle?

Several shops near the gondola base — Intersport Rent, Sport Rent, Precision Ski Rent, and Ski Republic are all within 200 metres of the main lift. Most offer online booking with pick-up on arrival.

How much does ski rental cost in Chantemerle?

Basic skis start at €22/day, intermediate skis are €30–€40/day, and performance skis cost up to €55/day. Weekly rates are approximately 4x the daily price.

Is Chantemerle the best place to rent skis in Serre Chevalier?

For most visitors, yes — widest selection, most shops, and direct access to the main gondola. Villeneuve suits intermediate and advanced skiers. Briançon town centre is cheaper but requires a short transfer to the slopes.