Skiing on Espace San Bernardo

Ski beyond the boarder (ITA)

 

A taste for Italy, a need of sun and an inclination for gastronomy... The italian dolce vita is accessible by ski thanks to the Espace San Bernardo. An original mix of french Savoie and italian Valle d'Aosta cultures. Skiing between France and Italy with the choice between different original itineraries and an exceptional sun-exposure, all its with the Mont Blanc at the background. An unforgettable ski day with a Valdostana gastronomy taste...

The + Tarentaise Tours

You just want to enjoy a full day of skiing, and avoid to have to wait for buying your skipass: select the option “Skipass one day” at the end of the booking and live the best with Tarentaise Tours (in case you already own a 6 days skipass or seasonal skipass in this skiresort, the skipass 1 day isn’t obligatory)

Program

Starting from La Rosiere 1850 ski resort in France you will ski down to La Thuile d'Aosta in Italy where you will enjoy a typical italian lunch. It is the opportunity to discover another lifestyle and very different alpine landscapes with the Mont Blanc at the background. On the way back to France you will ski the mythical Petit Saint Bernard pass and will enjoy a great sunset descent to La Rosière 1850.

Discovery formula:

Discovery of the big ski areas by using the slopes, and a few intrusions on the edge of the slopes - Required level: habituated to the red slopes.

Included

- supervivion by a certified professional (ski instructor or mountain guide)
- loan of mountain safety gear for off-piste - Grand Ski formula (ABS airbag, ARVA beacon, shovel and probe)
- lunch
- "Impact Multisport" insurance covering off-piste skiing (offered)
Options:
- Skipass one day - la Rosière
- Transfer (round trip) from your place in Tarentaise to the skiresort
Price does not include:
- drinks or lunch supplements
- personal expenses

Program subject to modifications

The program is given as a guide. It can be modified at any moment by the certified professional supervising the group according to the weather and snow conditions. These modifications could occur on his own judgment.