ITALY SKI TRIPS
Good italy ski trips sell out over school holidays and the great ones go first. Below: the 14 to book early, what each includes and how they differ once the gear and the lift are added up.
Learn Alpine skiing in Livigno with a private instructor, flexible lesson times, small groups, and patient coaching for every level.
“Everyone should go to the Maestri di Sci school. Either you are new to skiing or you already know how to ski and you want to improve your skills, this is the best school for learning, having fun and adrenaline with the professional instructors.”
Review of Livigno mini-group ski lessons: six mornings, small groups, strong instructors, costs, logistics, and who should book.
“Just finished a 6-day beginner/intermediate course with Vladimir. He is an excellent teacher: friendly, calm, patient and clear. In particular, he is excellent at giving individual instruction in a group context, ensuring that each group member getRead more”
Assess this six-day mini-group ski course in Livigno, with two-hour lessons, small groups, professional instructors, pricing, and practical tips.
“Would highly recommend this ski school to anyone and definitely be back next year for more lessons! Cristian was a great instructor and I was able to ski after the 3 days I had group lessons with him. He is patient, knowledgable and manaRead more”
Get one-to-one snowboard coaching in Livigno or Bormio, with flexible lesson lengths, skilled instructors, and options for every ability.
“We carried out our experience with the snow teacher Maria.”
Review of Cortina’s 4-hour Tofana ski tour, with Olympic pistes, expert guidance, mountain huts, transport, costs, and booking advice.
“I had a phenomenal experience and it was all thanks to instructor Lino. We were blessed with some fresh snow but it was Lino’s excellent skills, local knowledge of the area, and Cortina hospitality that made the experience, he could have made a rainy day a blast. While we were out he ran into several of his past students checking in on them and exchanging high fives, displaying his genuine passion for the sport and the people he teaches. Thank you Paulo and Lino, I couldn’t have dreamed of a better trip to Cortina. Go to Borderline!”
Review of the Super 8 ski tour from Cortina, covering Lagazuoi, 5 Torri, Marmolada views, costs, route tips, and who should book.
“Such a great place to ski. Highly recommended. Give youself a long day just in case you ski off to a place far from where you started.”
Ski the Sellaronda from Cortina with a private guide, crossing four passes, scenic pistes, and the Dolomites’ highest glacier.
“We were there in the first week of February which is not an italian holiday and therefore supposed to be quieter. The ski tour is advertised as the main ski route for the various resorts. Unfortunately the infrastructure is totally inadequate resultiRead more”
Learn to ski in Alleghe with a private Coldai instructor, beginner facilities, Dolomite views, and flexible booking for groups of up to four.
“The meeting point is at the top of the mountain, you get a ski pass (£60 for the day) at the bottom and then a gondola up. At the ski school they also have equipment that you can hire for a reasonable price. The lesson was amazing, everyone was so friendly and patient and their English was perfect ! Such a fun experience with beautiful views, I would recommend . :D”
Ski from Cortina through Dolomiti First World War sites, with private transport, local guides, mountain refuge lunch stop, and hotel pickup.
“Very good place for the people who interested to snowboard it was the best moment thank you for the time to share with us..”
Review of Livigno’s private freestyle snowboard lesson, with instructor tips, pricing, group advice, equipment costs, and booking details.
“Together with my brother and nephew I took a freestyle class. We learned some fun tricks. I would recommend booking more than an hour to really make progress. But with an hour you can learn some nice basics! Tommaso was very friendly and gave clear explanations, adapted to your level!Auto-translated”
Review of Cortina’s Hidden Valley Ski Tour, with Falzarego Pass views, Lagazuoi, Armentarola, hotel pickup, and practical booking advice.
“When we return to Cortina there is no other place we will go for our rental/ski shop needs. Paolo and his crew were fantastic, fun and made everything a breeze. Even swapping boot sizes on day 2 was no problem at all.”
Review the Dolomiti Ski Tour from Cortina, with 90 km of pistes, private transport, a local guide, costs, and practical tips.
“Great knowledgeable staff who hooked us up with great skis for the week in Cortina. The pistes are much different than what we generally ski on in the states and we had no idea what skis to get. I usually have 102s and would have struggled here. They got me into a Read more”
Private freeride ski lessons in Livigno or Bormio with a personal instructor, small groups, fresh snow, and essential avalanche safety gear.
“Sandro is the best ski teacher l, I was super nervous and scared as it was my first time skiing and he helped me to feel relaxed and I was able to ski within my first hour of my first lesson! Overall he made me feel very relaxed and he is soo kind and calm the best teacher! Thanks soo much Sandro! :) 😊”
Review the Sellaronda ski tour in the Dolomites, with guide details, costs, timing, fitness needs, snow concerns, and booking advice.
“Today we spent a fantastic day in the company of Giovanni who accompanied us to do the Sellaronda starting from Corvara. Giovanni is a very competent, helpful and attentive guide. It took us where we certainly will not have arrived alonRead moreAuto-translated”
Pick a lesson, a lift pass or a track through the forest.
