Chalet specialist launches accommodation-only offers
Chalet specialist ski holiday company Ski Total has launched some accommodation-only offers for skiers wanting to take advantage of the recent snowfall in the Alps.
The Ski Club reports excellent conditions in the central European Alps with the forecast predicting plenty more snow across Austria, France, Italy and Switzerland in the coming weeks.
Meribel has seen 140cm of fresh snow in the last week and is currently boasting triple its average amount of December snow on upper pistes and double the amount on lower pistes.
With further snow expected this and next week, conditions are likely to remain excellent over New Year and into early January.
Ski Total is offering seven nights at the four-star plus Chalet le Meleze Dore, Meribel, on a chalet catered basis for £450 per person, departing January 7.
Over a meter of snow had fallen in Avoriaz over the past week, with more on the way. There is now 140cm of snow settled on the upper pistes and a metre on the lower pistes.
Ski Total is offering seven nights at the four-star plus Chalet Violetta in Avoriaz for £450 per person, on January 7.
Val d’Isere and the Espace Killy ski area virtually guarantee perfect conditions for early season skiing.
Currently the resort’s upper and lower slopes have nearly double the usual amount of late-December snow, and so the next month offers one of the best opportunities in recent years to visit Val d’Isère early on in the season.
Ski Total is offering a seven-night New Year break at the three-star plus Chalet Champs Avalins for £350 per person on a chalet-catered basis departing December 26.
Lisa
Lisa joined Travel Weekly nearly 25 years ago as technology reporter and then sailed around the world for a couple of years as cruise correspondent, before becoming deputy editor. Now freelance, Lisa writes for various print and web publications, edits Corporate Traveller’s client magazine, Gateway, and works on the acclaimed Remembering Wildlife series of photography books, which raise awareness of nature’s most at-risk species and helps to fund their protection.
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