Les Orres - France
La Portette

We are offering a fantastic late availability in Les Orres for the 2nd January 2005. Enjoy a skiing trip backed by the reknown Skitopia service for just £199 - self drive. Included in the fabulous deal is return ferry crossings and half board accommodation.

The Hotel La Portette is a delightful, family run, 2 star hotel situated only minutes from the slopes with a chair lift next to the hotel. All rooms are en-suite with shower and separate toilet and the hotel offers a large restaurant area as well as a bar.

Call us today for details of this great offer.

Chamonix - France
La Ruche

Any resort which has Mont Blanc as a backdrop is bound to gain a reputation for year-round activities, extreme sports and challenging skiing - and Chamonix is the epitome of all of these. It is as busy in the summer as it is in the winter, and never ceases to appeal to people across the world who are looking for more advanced skiing.

La Ruche is a fantastic ten-person chalet located in Chamonix town, approximately five minutes by bus from the nearest lift.

La Plagne - France
Chalets du Bouquetin Apartments

La Plagne and Les Arcs share a massive ski area that equates to more than 400km of piste. We think that the best way to enjoy this area is in the tranquillity of the little-known village of Champagny en Vanoise, located on the La Plagne side of the valley.

Chalets du Bouquetin Apartments are furnished to an exceptionally high standard and come in a variety of sizes, sleeping between two and 25 people. They are situated just a five-minute walk from the lifts and two minutes from the village centre.

Les Arc - France
Le Hameau du Glacier Apartments

Les Arcs sits at an altitude of 1950m and, along with La Plagne, gives the skier a staggering 400km of piste to explore. For the modernists among you, it offers the efficiency you crave and all the advantages of a purpose-built resort.

Le Hameau du Glacier Apartments are beautifully finished and have all mod cons. ThereÕs even a full fitness suite including swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna and turkish bath. They sleep from two to eight people, offer doorstep skiing, and are situated within a two-minute walk of all amenities.

Champoluc - Italy
Hotel Breithorn

The village of Champoluc is deep in the heart of the Monterosa ski area. Great food, European chic, a laid-back atmosphere and plenty of bars and restaurants leave you in no doubt that you are in Italy. Be sure to make time for the skiing, though, as this resort is famous for exceptional off-piste and cross country runs.

Hotel Breithorn is stylish, funky and luxurious, offering deluxe modern accommodation. It has a spa and treatment room and two restaurants. There is an on-demand minibus service to run you up to the slopes, which are a mere couple of minutes away.

Whistler - Canada
Pinnacle International

Whistler has a huge ski area, is snow-sure, has great runs, fab apres ski, and the choice of more than 100 restaurants. The resort is run with a great combination of military precision and Canadian charm; the only danger is that skiing in Europe will become a distant memory.

Though Pinnacle International is technically a hotel, the rooms are called studios and are more like small apartments than hotel rooms. Each one has a fully fitted kitchenette, lounge, separate bedroom and fireplace.

Fernie - Canada
Lizard Creek Lodge

Fernie is smaller than its cousin Whistler, but is nonetheless charming and a little less expensive. ItÕs known as the powder capital of the Canadian Rockies.

Lizard Creek Lodge is situated right next to the lifts and, with a shuttle service into the town, the lodge is a high-quality operation. ThereÕs a full spa, outdoor pool and steam room - jacuzzis are in your fully equipped studio, which also has its own king-size bed.