Family skiing holiday in Pyrenees. World's responsible & ecotourism holidays

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8 Days excluding flights

More info:Guide price per person based on 2 sharing. Includes car hire, accommodation with breakfast, equipment hire and lift passes. No minimum age.

Tailor made

“A tailor made 8 day family trip skiing in the Spanish Pyrenees, great for beginners and improvers. Created by people who love the Pyrenees just as much as skiing. ”

Highlights

Description of Family skiing holiday in Pyrenees

Perfect for the family (or couple) looking to learn or to improve their skills in a relaxed, quiet and unpretentious resort.

Enjoy the beautiful Spanish Pyrenees, uncrowded slopes & lifts and relaxed skiing.

Fill up on hearty regional cuisine and sleep soundly in your stylish rural hotel.

Private ski lessons are available & the slopes are suitable for all ages & abilities.

Dedicated contact on hand to help you get the most from your holiday, on and off the slopes.

Day-by-day experiences

Day 1:	Drive up to the mountains. Arrive in Barcelona or Zaragoza and collect your hire car. Drive up into the Pyrenees and meet your guide. Settle into your hotel in a hamlet at the foot of the ski runs.
Day 2:	Hit the slopes! Your guide will help you get your ski gear and lift pass, and arrange any lessons you may require. The resort has 71km of runs. Cerler is particularly good for beginners and intermediate skiers. For the more experienced, there is some great off-piste. (B)
Day 3:	Ski, snowboard and relax. The resort is the highest in the Pyrenees and is known as the 'hidden valley' - it is harder to get to and therefore quieter. (B)
Day 4:	Ski, snowboard and relax. For young children (3-6) there is the ‘snow garden’ where they can play supervised during the day. There is also a babysitting service in the village. (B)
Day 5:	Try snowshoes today. In case weather is bad your guide can take you to alternative activities nearby, including snow-shoeing, cross-country skiing, a climbing wall or even a spa. (B)
Day 6:	Ski, snowboard and relax. Full day to ski with the usual ski lessons available. The resort is every bit as good for snowboarding as it is for skiing. (B)
Day 7:	Ski, snowboard and relax. Enjoy your last day on the slopes before a final dinner in the village. (B)
Day 8:	Travel home. Drive back to the airport today to drop off your hire car and catch your flights home. (B)

Travel Team

If you'd like to chat about this holiday or need help finding one we're very happy to help. The Travel Team.

01273 823 700 Calling from outside the UK? rosy@responsibletravel.com

Departure information

This trip can depart from January to April and can be tailor made to suit your interests, budget and requirements as necessary

No Snow?

This trip is run when natural snow is most likely to fall from around Xmas - end March. In the event of low snow levels on the main pistes, the operator can help arrange alternative activities in a nearby valley such as snow shoeing, Nordic skiing and husky sledding.

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Holiday type

Independent family adventure holiday

These family trips are designed for those of you who prefer to travel just with your family, and not in a group with other families. The itineraries are set but you can typically depart at a time to suit you.

Responsible tourism

As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we screen every trip so you can travel knowing your holiday will help support conservation and local people.

The accommodation on this holiday is a locally owned hotel, and the restaurant is also locally owned, providing maximum benefit to the local community. The resort is in the ‘hidden valley’ of the Pyrenees – there is no pass through to France which means that overseas visitors are a rarity.

This is a small resort with few visitors and there is minimal intrusion on the environment. A local guide is available throughout your stay so you can learn about the region during your holiday.

This trip is run when natural snow is most likely to fall from around Xmas - end March. In the event of low snow levels on the main pistes, the operator can help arrange alternative activities in a nearby valley such as snow shoeing, Nordic skiing and husky sledding.

Environment