Resorts in Italy

With an excellent natural snow record and north and east-facing slopes, school ski trips to Marilleva & Folgarida are a favourite for many UK schools.

Piancavallo is a superb, purpose-built resort that offers a particularly good option for beginners and intermediate skiers.

Experience skiing in Italy and Slovenia from this compact base that is well suited to beginner and intermediate skiers.

Sestriere has been recognised for its fantastic skiing by featuring in the 2006 Winter Olympics and continues to be a favourite for schools seeking to explore Italy’s Milky Way.

The resort of Madonna di Campiglio holds a great reputation for providing school ski groups with 150kms of varied terrain, catering particularly well for beginners and intermediates.

Folgaria offers enough variety for beginners and intermediates to improve across the week, and is the ideal base to enjoy a ski trip in a traditional Italian setting.

Offering access to the extensive Milky Way ski area, Cesana is an ideal base for school groups to explore the famous ski area, with uncrowded slopes, stunning scenery and great local amenities.

Prato Nevoso offers a small-scale resort, close to some of Europe’s most-sophisticated cities.

Forming part of the extensive Milky Way ski area, Claviere has plenty to keep your group busy with sun-trap nursery slopes to skiing options above 2000 metres.

The three ski areas of Bormio, Santa Caterina and San Colombano-Oga/Valdidentro are combined in one pass, offering a great range of skiing and over 100kms of piste.

Boasting impressive snow records and various après-ski options, Aprica is a great choice for groups choosing Italy for their next school ski trip.

Thanks to an enviable location on the Italian side of the Milky Way, Sauze d’Oulx has always been regarded as one of Italy’s best-loved ski resorts providing access to a wide variety of perfect pistes.

For our SkiBound groups, Passo Tonale remains the number one choice for Italy with snow-sure pistes, uncrowded lifts and excellent après-ski.

Bardonecchia holds onto tradition built from hosting the first ever Italian Ski Championships.