*All prices are starting from. You will be contacted after your registration with a full quote. Prices vary depending on room requirements. All skier prices include daily lessons. Lift passes are included in all prices.
Arinsal, Andorra is part of the Vallnord ski area, with easy access to the neighbouring resort of Pal by cable car. Beginners will spend their first couple of days on the gentle lower slopes of the Arinsal sector, while intermediate skiers can explore the wider network of tree lined runs and open cruising pistes across both valleys. The resort is compact and easy to get around, with lifts, accommodation, and facilities all close together. After a day on the snow, the atmosphere becomes lively at the foot of the slopes, with plenty of bars, restaurants, and cafés to choose from and a vibrant après ski scene for those who want to make the most of the evening.
Saas Fee, Switzerland is one of Switzerland’s most scenic mountain resorts, with a high altitude glacier ski area that offers reliable snow throughout the season. Beginners will spend their first couple of days on the gentle nursery slopes near the village, while intermediate skiers can explore the wide cruising runs higher up the mountain and enjoy the spectacular views of the surrounding 4,000 metre peaks. And when the skiing is done, the traffic free village makes it easy to relax and enjoy the atmosphere. There are plenty of cafés, restaurants, and cosy bars to choose from, with a more laid back après ski scene than many larger resorts.
Beitostølen, Norway is a welcoming mountain resort known for its relaxed atmosphere and excellent accessibility. Beginners will spend their first couple of days on the gentle slopes close to the village, while intermediate skiers can explore the wider network of scenic runs that spread across the surrounding mountain terrain. The resort is compact and easy to get around, with accommodation, lifts, and facilities all within a short distance of each other. After a day on the snow, there are plenty of cafés, restaurants, and comfortable lounges to enjoy, creating a friendly and sociable atmosphere rather than a late night party scene.

A large, stylish hotel in a prime location close to the main gondola and only moments from the resort’s hub. There’s a wide range of facilities to keep everyone entertained off the slopes. The superb spa and wellness area features a hydromassage pool, hot tubs, sauna, steam room and ice fountain for a small extra charge.
You’ve got a choice of bars including the Cocktail Bar Aquarium - plus a bowling alley and pool tables to keep everyone entertained in the evening. If you’ve got the family in tow, the little ones can be dropped off at the free kids’ club.
The restaurant serves a varied buffet breakfast and 4-course buffet evening meal with daily hors d’oeuvres.
Accessibility: the hotel is accessible throughout, with limited adaptive rooms available.
Rooms: we have a range of different room types available to book. Single rooms are available at a supplement. All rooms have satellite/cable TV, hairdryer, telephone, free Wi-Fi, tea and coffeemaking facilities, safe (€20 deposit required) and The Princesa Par minibar. Bathrobes are included in all rooms and costs are available at a supplement.
Transfer time: the transfer time from the airport to the hotel is approximately 4hrs, with a stop half way.
Snowsports Sessions: you will receive one session per day either in the morning or afternoon. Sessions will last approximately two and a half hours and will be provided by qualified adaptive instructors. We have a limited number of snowboarding instructors, so if you would like to snowboard please highlight this at the time of registration.
Return flights and transfers from Gatwick Airport, limited regional airports are available at a supplement.
7 nights half board accommodation based on sharing a twin or double room. Single rooms are also available at a supplement.
6 half days of skiing or snowboarding, equipment hire or carriage with lift pass.
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