The group ski holiday includes:

• Accommodation:  1 night pre tour accommodation in Munich with dinner and breakfast. Double & twin share 4 star accommodation in the ski resorts (various room standards available)… Hotel Kendler in Saalbach,  Hotel Aaritz in Val Gardena and Hotel Sandhof in Lech. These hotels are located close to lifts or shuttle bus stops.  Importantly, you are within easy reach of Apres ski activities.  1 night post tour at Zurich airport hotel with breakfast.
• Meals: Breakfast and dinner at overnight pre  tour accommodation, Munich, breakfast and dinners in Saalbach, Val Gardena and Lech.  Breakfast at post tour hotel, Zurich airport.
• Ski Lift Tickets: 6 day ALPIN CARD – granting access to the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn, Schmittenhöhe in Zell am See and Kitzsteinhorn Kaprun! , a 6 day Dolomite Superski pass in the Dolomites ski area and a 6 day all area Arlberg region ski pass for Lech/Zurs/St Anton/Warth..  Note that some ski areas now have flexible ski pass prices meaning the later you purchase the ski pass, the dearer it becomes.
• Transfers: All land transfers between resorts and hotels in chartered air conditioned coaches with private and exclusive use for these groups (3 week tour & subject to group minimum numbers being achieved).  For the two week options, we will need to arrange your private transfer into and out of Val Gardena and is dependent on your travel itinerary – cost not included.
• Local Taxes: All local taxes & hotel service charges.
• Group Leader: Fully escorted from meet & greet night until return departure from ski resort (3 week tour).
• Top Ski Resorts: World renowned  Austrian and Italian ski resorts, suitable for beginner to expert.
• Taxes: All local taxes have been pre paid.

A group ski holiday is about taking advantage of group discounts thereby saving you money. These savings are passed onto you .  We offer excellent value ski holiday packages.

Ski with new (and old) friends who are there for the same reason as you.  That is have a great time, relax, enjoy the skiing and of course – laugh!!.  Certainly, you won’t want the group ski holiday to finish. You will enjoy great times full of fun and entertaining moments amongst great friends.  In short, you will want to come back each year for more.

Everything is organised for you.  Consequently, you will have more time to spend on the slopes. Your Tour Leader/s have been there and done that.  In short, we have planned an exciting and fun ski holiday group tour that works for all ages, abilities and interests.

Remember, there will always be someone to apres ski with …. more

Located in the Salzburger province, the Saalbach Hinterglemm ski circus includes the villages of Leogang as well as Fieberbrun and cover 270 k’s of groomed ski slopes with 70 lifts.  The slopes are graded as 140 k’s blue, 112 k’s red and 18 k’s black.  The areas of Zell am see and Kaprun can be added to your ski pass with th eAlpin card and increase the ski area to 408 k’s.

Val Gardena. In the heart of the Italian Dolomites, skiing – boarding possibilities here are almost limitless.  There are 12 ski areas, 1220 Kms pf groomed slopes

at your disposal under the one ski pass.  Here you can go ski touring and explore this large area even if you haven’t been here before.  Try the Sellaronda circuit.  On the Sellaronda itinerary you can ski around the imposing Sella Group in only one day: this means 26 km of slopes, 4 valleys and three provinces with one single skipass.  Plan for 6 hours excursion and pay attention to getting the last ski-lift in the afternoon (slopes close at 5 p.m.). Ski on the Sellaronda clockwise and counter-clockwise.

Lech, Zurs, St Anton, Warth.

The Arlberg ski region is the largest single ski region in Austria.  We will stay in Lech and have access to all the ski areas of Lech, Zurs, St Anton, Warth, St Christoph, Stuben and Zug.  Your Arlberg ski pass covers a total of 97 cable cars and lifts, 340 kilometres of ski runs and 200 kilometres of high Alpine deep powder snow runs.

In Lech Zürs nothing stands in the way of true enjoyment on the pistes, and there are numerous rustic huts and “Alps” to keep hunger at bay.  Moreover, world-famous hospitality, tradition and sophisticated tranquillity have been attracting winter sports enthusiasts from all over the world for at least a century to this Eldorado of winter sport.  Lying between 1,450 and 2,450 metres above sea level, the Arlberg region is one of the distinguished circle of 12 locations dubbed “Best of the Alps”.

And, while here, why not try the White Ring Circuit – the course of the longest ski race in the world.  This ski circuit between Lech, Zürs, Zug and Oberlech is unique in the Alps and has been celebrating skiing in a special kind of way for over 55 years. The original cable cars, lifts and pistes of the “White Ring” still form the centrepiece of the magnificent skiing area of Lech Zürs am Arlberg.