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Skiing in Italy
Timetable
- Sample Day
- Italian Menu Breakfast
- SkiFAST
Speed Control
MORNING
- AFTERNOON
- Lunch
- SkiFAST
Casual Skiing - Activities
Language Challenge
- EVENING
- Dinner Italian Menu
- Culture
Torchlit Descent
Italy Resorts for Schools
Great skiing, great food, great scenery and great après ski - Italy has got it all. Our Italian programme is becoming more popular every year thanks to our range of carefully selected resorts and high quality accommodation combined with sunny slopes and Italian charm.
Our Italian resorts have all the right ingredients for a successful ski tour with excellent beginners' slopes and good progression for intermediates. The resorts tend to be small and friendly and new for this season is charming Chiesa which offers snow-sure skiing for schools. Many of our resorts have a traditional feel and have retained a genuine culture which provides an excellent learning experience for groups.
We use a large selection of accommodation from small, family-run establishments to large hotels, each chosen by our experienced team on the basis of its suitability for school groups. Pupils always enjoy the unique atmosphere and warm welcome here along with a local cuisine offering favourites like pasta and pizza!
When it comes to
skiing in Italy it’s all about having fun, so why not enjoy your 2010/11 school ski tour with some Italian flair.
Factfile
In the North, Italy shares the Alps with France, Austria and Switzerland. A major mountain chain, the Apennines, runs down the centre of the country. Vesuvius, close to Naples, is the only active volcano on the European mainland; Etna on Sicily is one of the world's largest volcanoes.
- Capital: Rome
- Total Area: 301,230 sq km
- Population: 58,103,033 (July 2005 est.)
- Languages: Italian (official), German (parts of Trentino-Alto Adige region are predominantly German speaking), French (small French-speaking minority in Valle d'Aosta region), Slovene (Slovene-speaking minority in the Trieste-Gorizia area).
- Religions:Italy is predominately Roman Catholic with mature Protestant and Jewish communities and a growing Muslim immigrant community.
- Currency: euro (EUR)
