All-inclusive ski holidays

It's all included in the price accommodation at our resorts and you have the option to book your flights with us. If you decide to book your package with flights then direct transfers to and from the resort to the airport is included in the price therefore less stress and money trying to organise transfers.

When it comes to meals, our all-inclusive deals include delicious cuisine, including speciality restaurants with waiter service. Enjoy a glass of wine, beer or soft drinks with your meal. Including an open bar which offers a range of alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages – it’s all included in the price.

All our Club Med ski resorts offer ski lessons for beginners and mountain guides for the more experienced skiers with professional english speaking instructors. Groups are arranged according to the different levels beginner, intermediate or advanced for both Skiing and snowboarding.

When you book a 7 night package with Club Med your ski pass is included and available at reception on your arrival. Therefore no time to waste and get skiing straight away. Rent your equipment, at an extra cost, with ski rooms and heated locker rooms available to store your ski & snowboard equipment.

At Club Med we aim to make it an unforgettable ski experience for families. Our professional staff at our Kids Clubs will help make sure children enjoy every second of their holiday... Making new friends and learning to ski with professional instructors. Kids Clubs available from 4 months - 17 years.

Skiing and snowboarding might be a large part of your ski holiday but at Club Med we also make sure we take care of the rest. Relax by the indoor pool, enjoy the day at the spa or relax by the bar with a cocktail and enjoy the live band and evening shows put on by our professional G.O's.

Skiing in the Swiss Alps is a breathtaking experience, whether you prefer the elegant ambience of Villars-sur-Ollon, with its historic mountain railway, or chic Saint-Moritz Roi Soleil in the birthplace of Alpine skiing.

In the French Alps, Val Thorens Sensations is in the famous Les 3 Vallées, the world’s largest ski area. Named “World’s Best Ski Resort” by the World Ski Awards for two consecutive years. There’s something for everyone!

All-inclusive ski resorts in the Italian Alps include family-sized chalets at Pragelato Sestriere at the foot of Europe’s second largest ski area. How cool is that!

In the centre of the liveliest part of the Tignes ski resort, in Val Claret, the new Club Med Tignes Resort brings sparkle to the mountains. Here, sport and adrenalin come together in this amazing ski area suited to every skill level.

Club Med Grand Massif Samoens Morillon is the perfect ski resort for beginners, their Multi Snow Sports Programme offers a host of activities for all levels.Inspired by the slopes, this all-inclusive family ski resort blends into the mountains with panoramic views across the Giffre valley

Surrounded by pines high in the Tarentaise Valley at 1,600 metres, Club Med Peisey Vallandry embodies the Savoy mountain spirit.Nestled in the snowy peaks of Paradiski®️, this all-inclusive family ski resort is ideal for exploring the Les Arcs and La Plagne ski areas via the Vanoise Express

Experienced skiers and snowboarders are well catered for on all-inclusive ski holidays with Club Med. Val Thorens Sensations offers a superb ski domain in The Three Valleys, providing access to an incredible 373 miles of ski slopes in the French Savoie. These include 35 black pistes for experts, 100 red slopes for advanced skiers and and 104 blue slopes for intermediates.

The adults-only Arcs Extrême is for those who like to work hard and play even harder. It lives up to its name with extreme adrenalin activities including 35 black runs, 110 red and 104 blue slopes along with 4 snow parks in the thrilling Paradiski domain.

The ultimate all-inclusive ski resort is Pragelato Sestriere in the Italian Alps. Built for the 2006 Winter Olympics, the Vialattea ski area hosted the ski jumping events. With 42 black runs and 118 red runs, it begs the question - will one week be long enough to enjoy all that this challenging ski area has to offer?