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A stunningly beautiful valley, nestled in Italy’s top left hand corner, home to some of Europe’s finest ski slopes
The Aosta Valley has some of Italy’s most iconic ski resorts.
A great track record for producing consistently great snowfalls and conditions.
This kind of destination normally attracts a premium, but the Aosta Valley offers incredible value.
The slopes are quiet and lift queues are virtually non-existent.
Well, it is in Italy… what else would you expect?!
With the majority of skiing above 2,000m you can really feel on top of the world.
The most internationally renowned of our Aosta Valley resorts, Courmayeur boasts 100kms of exciting downhill runs and some of the most stunning scenery in the Italian Alps.
One lift pass, two resorts and two countries. La Thuile is linked with La Rosière in France to give you an enormous ski area to keep even the most avid skier satisfied.
Perched high above the town of Aosta, Pila offers some of the finest views in the Aosta Valley with a panorama that stretches from Mont Blanc to the Matterhorn.
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This is where we brought our very first clients, back in Winter 1983/84. Courmayeur was the first ski resort we used, before expanding our portfolio to include La Thuile, Pila, Cervinia and Gressoney. It’s a very special region of Italy with a unique blend of culture including influences from France and Switzerland. The ski resorts are as good as any in Europe but don’t attract the crowds and so you spend more time on skis rather than queueing for lifts.
The Aosta Valley is bi-lingual with Italian and French being the official languages.
As it’s part of Italy and the EU, the Euro is the official currency.
The Aosta Valley is on Central European Time which is one hour ahead of the UK.
Flights from the UK reach most local airports in 1.5-2hrs.
The Aosta Valley can be reach in around 10hrs from Calais.
"Though the Aosta Valley is known for its ski slopes of Courmayeur, La Thuile and Pila, this region also offers plenty of cultural and traditional treasures. Famed for being the smallest region in Italy, the Aosta Valley is vibrant and bursting with so much life that all of your senses will be tantalised at once!"
