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34 Te Travel Guide Adventure & winter sports Start your ski adventure


Want to take to the slopes but aren’t sure where to start? Crystal Ski Holidays makes it easier than you might think


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inch-me views, slope stories, apres-ski fun and quality time with friends and family


— there’s so much more to a ski holiday than you might expect. And if you think skiing is the


preserve of those with huge budgets for renting expensive chalets, think again. At Crystal Ski Holidays you’ll find a whole world of choice whether you’re travelling solo, with friends or as a family. Tere’s no better feeling than


being in the mountains. Setting off for ski school, making your first turns, falling down and getting back up again — you’ll be on top of the world. Tere’s also nothing quite like taking your first


lifts and making fresh


tracks, being the first to ski at incred- ible speeds through undisturbed snow. Skiing really is an adrenalin


rush like no other. You and your friends or family can enjoy being surrounded by breathtaking scenery while crunching through snow and taking the lifts together, sharing ski-school stories about how it felt to learn and perform your very first snowplough over mountain lunches or hot chocolate stops, before having snowball fights and taking slope-side selfies. Tere are so many adventurous moments that make a ski holiday truly special and memorable. Ski holidays are about so much


more than just the skiing. Tere are plenty of other must-do winter activities for adventure seekers and would-be explorers to try,


too. For


example, you could have a go at zooming around on a snowmobile or soaring among the peaks on a paragliding flight. Some resorts have


You can get expert service every step of the way to help you make the most of your time on the slopes


even more unique picks, such as ice diving and Olympic bobsleighing. Off the slopes, you can have some family fun ice skating and building snowmen. When the end of the day rolls around, it’s all about the apres-ski fun — dance on tables in your ski boots to live music, sip local wine in a laid-back bar or take the quieter route and soothe those aching muscles in a spa. Now that you’ve decided to give


skiing a try, you can book with confi- dence at Crystal Ski Holidays. Te company has been taking people to mountain peaks for more than 40 years, so knows a thing or two about planning the perfect ski holiday to suit any budget. You can choose from more than 100 resorts located all over the world — in France, Andorra, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Norway, Finland and Bulgaria as well as destinations in the US and Canada — to find the ski holiday that’s right for you and your friends or family, and have your flights, transfers and accommodation included. Plus, you can add lift passes, equipment hire and ski school, so everything is ready and waiting for when you arrive.


Te website even has recommended


resorts for beginners and you’ll get expert service every step of the way. Download the free Ski Explorer app to read snow reports, resort information and much more. Rest assured that if your holiday


plans have to change, you can amend your booking for free up to 12 weeks before you go. And, of course, your trip will be covered by ABTA and ATOL protection, too.


Feeling inspired and want to give it a go? Visit crystalski.co.uk or call 020 8610 3123 to find out more and book your space on the slopes.


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