Spring Ski in March is a must at these incredible locations
Spring skiing at Club Med All-inclusive resorts
Thought skiing was an activity just for the winter? Think again! During this off-peak snow season where weathers are milder and fewer guests are around, skiing in March is easier on the wallet and better for your leisure time. Where temperatures are warmer and days are longer, you’re guaranteed more time on the slopes and shorter waiting times at the ski lifts. To maximise a spring skiing holiday, it’s key to choose an All-inclusive ski resort with the most ideal conditions.
High Altitudes
The higher above sea level you are in the Alps, the colder the temperatures and the more snow there is. It’s as simple as that. Book your March ski trip at resorts that sit at 2000m or above sea level. At this altitude, you should be good to go for spring skiing.
More Practice Time
With fewer guests on the slopes or with reduced waiting time at the chair lifts, you get more shred time on the slopes to practice those turns with wider spaces. This is the ideal condition for beginner to intermediate skiers who may require more hands-on guidance - a guarantee considering the fewer guests during this time of year.
Perfect Weather
It’s time to don that T-shirt and a pair of sunglasses as you enjoy blue skies and lovely weather conditions while you go spring skiing. Enjoy Apres Ski activities outdoors, picturesque mountainous landscapes, and ocean views with milder March/April temperatures.
Kiroro Grand and Kiroro Peak
Located on the Northern Island of Hokkaido, Club Med Kiroro Grand and Kiroro Peak welcomes you into a hidden white powder paradise. With a constant blanket of snow even from March to early May, the longer ski season allows you to discover mountain oceans views on the peaks, as you ski down one of the best powder snows slopes in the world. Paired with our All-inclusive package and ski passes, be ready to hit the slopes the moment you arrive.
Tomamu
Our trendy Hokkaido resort, Club Med Tomamu offers a premier skiing experience against a backdrop of stunning mountain scenery. With gentle slopes ideal for beginners, it's a great place to start your skiing journey. Plus, enjoy easy access to Japan’s largest indoor wave pool next door, a perfect way to unwind after a day on the mountain. Get the best of both worlds — thrilling snow adventures and fun in the water, making it the ideal destination for families seeking adventure and relaxation.
Sahoro
Don’t miss the last week of the Winter season, and catch a week of Spring Skiing in Club Med Sahoro , where you will discover perfect powder snow and weather for skiing or snow trekking. Situated amid natural landscapes, make the beautiful snow capped mountains your playground with 25km of ski slopes to conquer. When your muscles start to tire out, freshen up and treat yourself to sumptuous Hokkaido cuisine and end your day over a relaxing soak in our open-air hot Canadian bath that is surrounded by nature.
Tignes
Club Med Tignes is situated in the centre of the liveliest part of the Tignes, in Val Claret that is located at 2150m altitude. Here, sport and adrenalin come together, making Tignes the hotspot for Winter activities. With an amazing ski area and over 150km of trails, the slopes in Tignes are truly suited for every skill level with an exceptionally long ski season. With the Tignes-Val d’Isere ski areas connected until early May, you will be spoilt for choice with the various snow covered ski trails to enjoy.
Val d'Isere
Club Med Val d’Isere , our only Club Med Exclusive Collection Resort to be located in the mountains is an elegant alpine village perfect for skiers that enjoy leaving their mark on the slopes and find comfort in gourmet Savoy cuisine. Boasting over 300km of trails at the Tignes-Val d’Isere ski area, this renowned ski station with rich sporting history, while a favourite among many skiiers (and even Olympians!) also has apres-ski activities you wouldn’t want to miss after relishing a day in the mountain air.
Val Thorens
Situated in the world's largest ski domain at 2300m of altitude, Club Med’s All-inclusive Val Thorens Resort is the highest ski resort in the European Alps. That’s snow conditions and high altitudes all sorted for skiing in March and April. With plenty of snow cover on your ski runs and less guests around, you’ll find yourself glued to the slopes trying to perfect your skills. Once your muscles tire out, freshen up and treat yourself to a cosy night in by the log fire at The Epicurious Gourmet Lounge. Here, you can sit back, grab a glass of wine and relax before the new day starts again tomorrow.
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