Post xmas ski ideas for complete beginners

[skalexander]

I’ve always had great skiing advice from Ski Safari. We’ve done 2 trips with them now and they’ve been absolutely perfect, as well as cheaper than booking DIY or through other operators. Their staff regularly visit the resorts they sell, so they’re in a position to offer great advice.

[katiec68]

Originally Posted by skalexander

I’ve always had great skiing advice from Ski Safari. We’ve done 2 trips with them now and they’ve been absolutely perfect, as well as cheaper than booking DIY or through other operators. Their staff regularly visit the resorts they sell, so they’re in a position to offer great advice.

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I have to say that for our Canada trips we have always asked them to quote and they have never been able to beat Crystals price for the same thing.

You must get a super helpful adviser as when I've tried it always seems like their doing us a favour!

Maybe my name is on a "regular caller but never books" list

[Budmiester]

Have a look at Andorra in the Pyrenees. Some surprisingly good skiing and accommodation for very reasonable prices. The main resorts are well linked with a pretty modern lift system.

[Princess Alison]

Thank you all! We have found a good deal in Les Arcs so fingers crossed we will enjoy it!

[Princess Alison]

Just an update to say we had a fabulous time in Les arcs. The children took to skiing very well and are now deuxieme star! I'm not entirely sure what that means but it sounds good!

Def recommend les arcs, lots of French people who were absolutely lovely and ever so friendly

[Gilly120]

Originally Posted by Princess Alison

Just an update to say we had a fabulous time in Les arcs. The children took to skiing very well and are now deuxieme star! I'm not entirely sure what that means but it sounds good!

Def recommend les arcs, lots of French people who were absolutely lovely and ever so friendly

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Hi
My son and family are looking to do this next Xmas, can you tell me where you stayed please.