Breuil-Cervinia
A week of snow at the foot of the Matterhorn, with slopes above 2,000 metres and the ski crossing to Zermatt, in Switzerland.
Stages
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Breuil-Cervinia
7 nightsGetting there: Transfer from Turin airport (about 2h) or Milan Malpensa (about 2h30)
Base in the village of Breuil-Cervinia, at 2,050 metres. Each day is planned around the group's level and the snow and wind conditions, which change quickly at high altitude.
Day 1 · Arrival and set-up
Transfer to Breuil-Cervinia, check-in, ski pass and equipment pick-up. Free late afternoon to explore the village.
Day 2 · First day on the slopes
Getting to know the Italian side from Plan Maison, on wide slopes where everyone can find their own pace.
Day 3 · Plateau Rosa
Up to Plateau Rosa, above 3,400 metres, with the Matterhorn up close and long runs back down to the village.
Day 4 · Valtournenche
A day skiing towards Valtournenche, part of the same ski area, with a lunch break at a mountain hut.
Day 5 · Zermatt, Switzerland
With the international ski pass and weather permitting, a high-mountain crossing to Zermatt, lunch on the Swiss side and back on skis.
Day 6 · Flexible day
More slopes, a lesson to fine-tune technique or, for those with the level, off-piste with a mountain guide, always depending on conditions.
Day 7 · Last day on the snow
Final runs and a late afternoon in the village, with the Matterhorn lit by the sunset.
Day 8 · Departure
Check-out and transfer to the airport.
What's included
- 7 nights' accommodation in Breuil-Cervinia
- Return airport transfers
- 6-day ski pass for the Italian area
- Day-by-day planning based on the group's level and conditions
- Support before and during the trip
What's not included
- Flights
- Travel insurance
- Equipment rental
- Lessons and mountain guide (on request)
- Ski pass extension to Zermatt (on request)
- Meals
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to ski?
No. Cervinia has plenty of wide, easy slopes and we arrange lessons at your level. Confident skiers and riders make the most of the long runs and the crossing to Zermatt.
Can I go snowboarding?
Yes. The trip works for both skiing and snowboarding, and each day is planned around what everyone rides.
Do I need ID to go to Zermatt?
Yes. The crossing is made on the slopes, but it crosses the border into Switzerland. Always carry your travel document.
What if the weather turns?
At high altitude, wind and fog can close the highest lifts. On those days we reorganise the plan around the lower, more sheltered slopes.
How much does it cost?
Pricing is on request: we put together the proposal based on dates, accommodation and group size.