The group ski holiday includes:

• Accommodation:  1 night pre tour accommodation in Munich with dinner and breakfast. Double & twin share accommodation in the ski resorts (various room standards available)… Q! Hotel Maria Theresa in Kitzbuhel,  Hotel Aaritz in Val Gardena and Hotel Sandhof in Lech. These hotels are located close to lifts or shuttle bus stops.  Importantly, you are within easy reach of Apres ski activities.  1 night post tour at Zurich airport hotel with breakfast.  Economy tour price does not include post tour night at Zurich airport.
• Meals: Breakfast and dinner at overnight pre  tour accommodation, Munich, breakfast and dinners in Kitzbuhel, Val Gardena and Lech.  Breakfast at post tour hotel, Zurich airport.
• Ski Lift Tickets: 6 day Kitzski pass – granting access to Kitzbuhel, Kirchberg and Mittersil! , a 6 day Dolomite Superski pass in the Dolomites ski area and a 6 day all area Arlberg region ski pass for Lech/Zurs/St Anton/Warth..  Note that some ski areas now have flexible ski pass prices meaning the later you purchase the ski pass, the dearer it becomes.
• Transfers: All land transfers between resorts and hotels in chartered air conditioned coaches with private and exclusive use for these groups (3 week tour & subject to group minimum numbers being achieved).  For the two week options, we will need to arrange your private transfer into and out of Val Gardena and is dependent on your travel itinerary – cost not included.
• Group Leader: Fully escorted from meet & greet night until return departure from ski resort (3 week tour).
• Premier Ski Resorts: World renowned  Austrian and Italian ski resorts, suitable for beginner to expert.
• Taxes: All local taxes have been pre paid.

Estours Ski Tours are ski holidays where you are free to do your own thing.  You can ski as much or as little as you like, whenever you like, where ever you like and with whoever you like.  The choice is yours.  It is your ski holiday and we hope you have a lot of fun and enjoy your ski holiday.

There will be a group leader whose role is to ensure your travel arrangements work as intended.  They will also be happy to provide you with advice about the ski resorts you are staying in to help you orientate yourself in these extensive ski resorts.  However, they will remain unobtrusively in the background to avoid any regimentation.

In a group, you can ski with new (and old) friends who are there for the same reason as you.  That is have a great time, relax, enjoy the skiing and of course – laugh!!.  Certainly, you won’t want the group ski holiday to finish. You will enjoy great times full of fun and entertaining moments amongst great friends.  In short, you will want to come back each year for more.

In short, we have planned an exciting and fun ski holiday group tour that works for all ages, abilities and interests.

Remember, there will always be someone to apres ski with …. more

Kitzbuhel

 Kitzbühel has it all. With perfectly groomed pistes, modern lifts, and 233 kilometers of slopes, every skier and snowboarder will find their ideal run.

Home of the The Hahnenkamm Race which is one of the world’s most prestigious FIS Alpine Ski World Cup race. This has been held annually since 1931 and is the world’s second oldest alpine skiing competition.  While here, challenge yourself on the Streif race course

Off the slopes, the 750-year-old town invites you to explore its rich history, enjoy authentic food and international cuisine, discover unique shops,

Or for something different – try alternative winter activities, or relax in stunning wellness spaces, and experience the best of the Alps.

Whether you’re a professional skier or a beginner of any age, Kitzbühel is the right place for anyone who loves snow. Kilometers of ski runs, the finest snow, the best cross-country trails, a wide range of downhill categories, the most modern lift and gondola systems and the attractive range of activities on and off the slopes attract winter sports enthusiasts to the popular Alpine town year after year.

If you like cold, snow and winter, you can make every day in Kitzbühel unique and unforgettable. Explore the region in your own way and experience everything that the Kitzbühel winter has to offer.

Val Gardena.

Ski resort Val Gardena / Seiser Alm.  In summary, a ski paradise for beginners and World Cup stars with the longest ski slope in South Tyrol

Val Gardena is the perfect destination for skiers who love variety and want to explore a ski resort offering slopes suitable for both families with children and World Cup champions seeking new challenges.

The Val Gardena/Alpe di Siusi ski resort is part of Dolomiti Superski, the famous network of 12 ski areas accessible with a single ski pass. From Val Gardena, you can enjoy more than 500 kilometers of perfectly connected and well-groomed slopes, including the legendary Sellaronda, an extraordinary ski tour around the Sella massif, which can be skied in both directions and is unrivalled in its scenic beauty.

Val Gardena is the most traditional ski resort in South Tyrol, standing out for its wide variety of slopes, surrounded by the most spectacular Dolomite landscapes in the region. Among them are the famous “The Legendary 8”, the most beautiful and significant slopes that bear witness to over a century of skiing tradition in the heart of the Ladin Dolomites.

The legendary Sasslong slope hosts the annual men’s World Cup race, while the longest ski slope in South Tyrol, “La Longia”, stretches over 10 kilometers with a vertical drop of 1,273 meters, running from Seceda to Ortisei, offering a varied and exciting descent.
The Alpe di Siusi ski area is particularly popular with beginners and families. Here, children can safely and playfully take their first steps on skis on gentle and easy slopes.

With such a vast array of ski slopes, it is no surprise that Val Gardena has produced an impressive number of top athletes, particularly in alpine skiing. The current World Cup athletes of the “Alpine Skiteam Val Gardena” also come from this successful environment.

Lech, Zurs, St Anton, Warth.

Whether you’re a family, a young couple on a romantic escape, an older couple looking for sophistication and dreamy skiing, or a group of friends wanting to party – Lech really does cater to everyone.  From the onion-domed church that stands tall in the center of the village, to the friendly locals, to the incredibly vast terrain, Lech really is a special place.

Lech is part of the gigantic Arlberg skiing region. The entire area is now linked by ski runs and lifts which has made it the largest connected ski resort in Austria, and the 5th largest in the world. There are endless wide open groomed runs and some very decent off-piste skiing. The whole Arlberg region includes 88 state-of-the-art lift and cable car systems, 340km of ski runs and 200km of off-piste.

In addition to its varied pistes, the Ski Arlberg ski resort is also renowned for its breathtaking mountain panoramas. Surrounded by snow-covered peaks, enjoy the picturesque landscape as you carve the slopes and be inspired by the beauty of nature.

Apart from the slopes above the main village and around Oberlech, most of Lech’s ski terrain sits above the treeline. Skiers and boarders will enjoy wide-open runs, extensive grooming and a well-connected touring route.

The White Ring  is the area’s famous circuit (and annual race) that connects many of the resort’s runs and lifts. The course is 22km long and boasts 5500m of descent. While most people make a day of it (stopping at one of the many great on-mountain restaurants along the way), the course record is 44:35:07. With the addition of new cable cars connecting the entire region, there is a new run called the “Run of Fame” – an 85km circuit from St Anton/Rendle to Zurs, Lech, Warth and back again.

Lech has a 3.6ha snowpark with rails, boxes, kickers and more, suitable for beginners, intermediates and pros.