Where to travel this winter?

The chance to practice winter sports in an area overlooking the St. Lawrence River is an unique experience. Set in the heart of a mountain range with great climbs and descents, located to the east of the Rockies, the resort offers a wide variety of skiing options.

Reconnect with your inner child and whiz down a 4.5 mile luge track! Watch out for the bends, you need to evaluate the trajectories correctly to control your speed and avoid coming off the track. Keep your head up and look ahead, you'll see the mountains and the uninterrupted views of the St. Lawrence River.

Queen of the winter games disciplines, ice skating is a local institution. Experienced skaters strap on their skates and practice pirouettes and figures of every kind. Beginners make rapid progress and soon venture away from the edge of the rink to try out a few figures. Take care not to fall over though!

Stride over the powder with confidence. Hear the peaceful muffled sound of your snow shoes as you marvel at the firs all around you. Exploring on foot is a relaxing way to see the lower reaches of the mountains.

Besides offering world-class skiing, Tignes is known for its lively après ski and nightlife scenes. There’s at least ten bars with après ski parties, several wine bars and three nightclubs. If you’re looking to let your hair down and party, Tignes is the area for you.

Dog sledding–or “dog mushing”--is a thrilling way to take in the picturesque landscapes of the Italian Alps. This traditional alpine form of transportation puts you on a sled pulled by a speedy team of Huskies. You’ll wind through glittering fields of snow and thick alpine forests to embrace views of the surrounding peaks. This is one of the most memorable ways to experience the Alps.

If you prefer to experience the mountain other than on skis, enjoy a trekking program.
Mostly on snowshoes, and sometimes with other disciplines such as Nordic walking or hiking, these treks are supervised by mountain guides who will take you to areas away from the ski slopes.

Kiroro is a hidden powder paradise with a world-class reputation for its pure powder snow. The destination's proximity to the coast and seasonal winds from Siberia create the perfect conditions or high-quality, pristine snow with fresh tracks and untrodden paths to uncover.

A short 40 minutes trip from Kiroro will bring you to the beautiful Otaru Coastal Town--a port city that was once the center of economy of Hokkaido. Explore the land's history, take a stroll through this picturesque streets filled with historic sites and wonders, and immerse yourself in the arts like--glasswork, music boxes and indulge in delicious seafood and sake distilleries in this beautiful quaint city.

The release of baby turtles’ hatchlings to the ocean is unquestionably on of the most fascinating and enriching experiences you will ever experience. Get ready to release your turtle into the wild; liberate the rest of the nest and watch as they start their new life in the ocean!

With more than 25 spots, the island deserves its place among the most beautiful diving destinations in the world. A team of passionate instructors offers "A la carte" courses for all levels to discover, learn or improve your diving skills. Meet a barracuda, groupers, turtles, colorful tropical fish, etc. Marvel at the spectacular drop offs covered with giant gorgonians, sponges and coral arches. This experience will be unforgettable.

Explore Chichen Itza, wich hosts one of the New 7 Wonders of the World, one of the most important centers of power of the Maya civilization. After lunch, swim in a amazing open cenote and visit the colonial city of Valladolid.