Courchevel Altiport LFLJ
Gateway to the French Alps: Courchevel Altiport
Experience Le Cap Horn, Courchevel's iconic high-altitude restaurant, blending alpine charm with exquisite seafood and stunning mountain views.
Le Cap Horn, established in 1954, is Courchevel 1850's oldest high-altitude restaurant, blending a nautical theme with alpine charm. Located near the altiport, it offers a unique culinary experience with seafood, sushi, and an extensive wine list, set against the backdrop of stunning mountain views.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Skiing
Le Cap Horn is located at the bottom of the Swiss slope and is easily accessible for skiers. Ski down the Swiss slope, and you'll find the restaurant right there.
Driving
If arriving by car, navigate towards Courchevel Altiport. From Courchevel 1850, follow the Route de l'Altiport. Limited parking is available near the restaurant. Consider using paid parking in Courchevel 1850 and taking a ski lift or shuttle to the altiport area. Parking rates in Courchevel 1850 vary, with weekly rates around €128. Some car parks offer the first hour free.
Public Transport
From Moutiers, the closest train station, public bus transfers run to Courchevel, stopping at various resorts in the valley. From Courchevel 1850, take a local bus or shuttle towards the Altiport. Bus schedules and costs vary seasonally. A taxi from Courchevel 1850 to Le Cap Horn is also an option, with fares typically ranging from €20-€30.
Use Le Cap Horn as your starting point for nearby food, family ideas, nightlife, and more local discoveries.
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