Ski & Snowboard Holidays


Skiing and snowboarding are so exhilarating. Whether you’re a seasoned skier or a total beginner, we can help you, not only improve your ski skills, but have the most fun in the company of other single travellers.


Solo Skiing


Choose a Friendship Travel ski holiday for a winning combination of great skiing or snowboarding and a lot of laughs! We welcome all single skiers, which can also include people whose partners or friends don’t ski, and who are looking for a sociable week on the slopes with other snow bunnies.


Accommodation Types


We feature one luxury Radisson hotel in Norway which is a larger hotel. It has a mix of guests including a number of solo skiers. In France we have two fully catered chalets with morning lessons included for everyone.


France Vaujany Alp d’Huez CHALET SASKIA • A FRIENDSHIP HOUSEPARTY ZZZZPLUS 7 NIGHTS


Holiday & area Vaujany Alp d’Huez is France’s hidden gem of a ski resort. Linked with Alp d’Huez, you have over 250 kms of slopes, 60 lifts and skiing up to 2250m to choose from. We have also included 5 x 2-hour private, small group lessons, with two levels of experience available. The chalet is perfectly located, just a 2-minute walk to the main Vaujany Alpette cable car lift.


Chalet & room Chalet Saskia is set in the perfect location on the south-facing slopes of Vaujany. The luxury chalet has a lounge with open fire and every evening we all come together round one large table for meals. 10 ensuite rooms with balconies are a mix of doubles and twins priced for single occupancy, but with the flexibility to offer some twin-share accommodation.


7 NIGHT PRICE FROM £1570


ACTION PACKED Small&friendly


Facts


3 Enhanced Chalet Board, ½ bottle wine with dinner


3 Pre-dinner drinks


3 Friendship Travel Host


3 Currency – Euro


Flights & dates ( 2 hours


( Departures in Jan


Transfers


NGrenoble airport approx. 120 minutes


18 Prices change due to departure date, airport & date of booking. Always book early for best prices.


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