Ski the Italian Alps at the All-Inclusive Club Med
Pragelato Sestriere, Jan 18 to 26, 2025
Nestled in the Piedmont region, the Club Med all-inclusive Pragelato Sestriere Resort consists of a hamlet of wooden chalets located around a pretty fountain. Taste the Italian lifestyle among unspoilt scenery, in a resort with improved and enlarged facilities. Sample a “foccacia novese” then descend the ski slopes in your own style: freestyle, slalom or skicross. Slip on your snowshoes for a trek under snow-tipped sap trees, and then warm up in the Finnish sauna. In the evening, cuddle up on a cosy sofa, under a stunning chandelier, and enjoy a herbal tea or any other specialty of the region.
Pregelato Sestriere is Rated 4.5 out of 5 on Tripadvisor and Winner of the Travelers Choice 2023 Award!
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Rate Does Not Include: Trip Insurance, Equipment Rental (Rates to be provided later),
Extra Luggage Fees or Airport transfers. Transfers will be added when we have a final headcount.
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Sitting at 2035 metres on north-west facing slopes, the town of Sestriere forms part of one of Europe’s largest ski areas – the 249 miles long Via Lattea or Milky Way. The area comprises 146 skiable pistes which make up a total of 400km of runs - 120 of these are blasted with artificial snow in order to maintain their peak condition hence Sestriere’s reputation for being snow-sure.
The local runs are found in two main sections: Sises, located in front of the village, and Motta, above Borgata. Motta (2,823m) is higher than Sises and provides plenty of vertical including the steepest run in the region. Sises too offers a world class run, the Col de Sises, from where expert skiers can access great off-piste. Mt Fraiteve can be reached by jumping in a gondola from the West side of the town.
The resort hosted the Winter Olympics in 2006 and freeriders have access to some technically difficult and testing runs. The black run from Motta down to Val Chisonetto is one to test your mettle on. Freestylers are less well catered for but there are some decent natural hits to be found. As for snowboarders, they seem undeterred by the large number of drag-lifts, returning year on year to carve up the terrain. A number of the schools at the resort offer snowboarding lessons and the snowpark, which caters to all levels, has a dedicated area where beginners can safely learn the basics of freestyle.
The local runs are found in two main sections: Sises, located in front of the village, and Motta, above Borgata. Motta (2,823m) is higher than Sises and provides plenty of vertical including the steepest run in the region. Sises too offers a world class run, the Col de Sises, from where expert skiers can access great off-piste. Mt Fraiteve can be reached by jumping in a gondola from the West side of the town.
The resort hosted the Winter Olympics in 2006 and freeriders have access to some technically difficult and testing runs. The black run from Motta down to Val Chisonetto is one to test your mettle on. Freestylers are less well catered for but there are some decent natural hits to be found. As for snowboarders, they seem undeterred by the large number of drag-lifts, returning year on year to carve up the terrain. A number of the schools at the resort offer snowboarding lessons and the snowpark, which caters to all levels, has a dedicated area where beginners can safely learn the basics of freestyle.
Deposit $300 per person.
2nd Payment $1700 by 10/15/24
Balance due 12/15/24
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