Cover Club Med's Grand Massif Samoëns Morillon (Photo: Club Med)
Club Med's Grand Massif Samoëns Morillon (Photo: Club Med)
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Everything is taken care of at these resorts, from accommodation and dining to ski lessons and activities
Discover the ultimate hassle-free ski experience at Club Med's premium all-inclusive ski resorts scattered across the globe from Europe to Japan. From the moment you step foot in these winter wonderlands, you’ll be treated to a seamless and unforgettable adventure, with everything meticulously taken care of.
Whether you are new to skiing or are a natural on the slopes, intimate ski and snowboarding lessons are available for guests of all abilities, led by experienced instructors from the top ski schools. Each Club Med resort offers a unique, tailored experience.
For instance, an hour and a half away from Geneva, Switzerland, Club Med's Grand Massif Samoëns Morillon is located within one of the world’s most lush alpine landscapes, boasting a majestic view across the snowy valley by the indoor pool. The resort puts a focus on wellness, so guests are certain to feel rejuvenated after a stay.
Above Club Med's Grand Massif Club Med's Samoëns Morillon
Club Med's Grand Massif Club Med's Samoëns Morillon
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In comparison, Club Med's Les Arcs Panorama in the French Alps lies in the middle of a forest clearing, with a modern design that puts a spin on chalet architecture. Don't miss summiting the Aiguille Rouge, which lies at 3280m above sea level and boasts a breathtaking view. Avoid crowds when skiing with friends and families down slopes as Club Med has special access to the chairlift.
While Club Med's La Rosière also offers views of the Tarentaise valley, this newly developed European ski resort has a unique Savoyard interior design made with wood and stone. As part of a ski domain located across both France and Italy, guests have the chance to savour flavours from both areas at the Gourmet Lounge, from polenta with porcini to traditional fondue savoyrade (a melted cheese specialty).
Above Club Med's Les Arcs Panorama
Club Med's Les Arcs Panorama
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Meanwhile, located in the Grandes Rousses mountains is Club Med's Alpe d'Huez, which offers the largest variety of altitudes in the Alps. Guests can enjoy the ice rink or experience skijoring (being pulled on skis by a horse).
Lastly, within the Piedmont region of Italy is Club Med's Pragelato Sestriere, where guests can expect to relax in wooden chalets before enjoying various activities. This resort offers a true Italian experience, including dining on regional specialities such as focaccia novese and herbal teas.
Above Club Med's Alpe d'Huez
Club Med's Alpe d'Huez
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Besides skiing, each resort offers other snow-related activities such as sledding, snowmobiles, and snowshoe walking. Those who prefer not to ski can go ice fishing, paragliding, or enjoy ice skating rinks.
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Above Club Med's La Rosière
Club Med's La Rosière
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All dining needs are covered at each resort, from tea time treats to warm up after a day spent in the snow to luxurious restaurants and lively bars. Guests are also encouraged to unwind during spa treatments or maintain their fitness through exercise classes.
Above Club Med's Pragelato Sestriere
Club Med's Pragelato Sestriere
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To book the exclusive resorts, visit Club Med’s website.
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