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Skiing break to Mayrhofen for 7 Nights

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from £419

Skiing break to Mayrhofen for 7 Nights

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2* Club Chalet Alex - 7 nights -

Location: Mayrhofen

Your holiday price includes: Flights, local transfers and 7 nights accommodation on a Full Board Basis board basis. Dinner is served 6 days a week.

Accommodation description

Delightful Austrian-style modern property set in a beautiful residential area surrounded by spectacular mountain scenery. Simply furnished and operated by the tour operator's own staff, offering a very friendly and relaxing atmosphere, a real home from home.

Chalet facilities

Comfortable lounge with video player & board games
Separate dining room

Room facilities

Most rooms with balcony
Shared facilities
All rooms with sinks

Full Board Basis Includes

Breakfast
Packed lunch
Afternoon tea
Evening meal with wine

Please note:Full board board meals catered for six days out of seven so hotel staff have the night off so guests can sample one of the local restaurants in the resort at their own expense

Ski and Snowbording Information

BEGINNERSMayrhofen offers beginners a perfect all-round holiday. Beginners experience the enjoyment of learning to ski set in stunning scenery and in a fun resort. The ski school based at the Penken has plenty of English-speaking instructors and designated ski areas.

INTERMEDIATES The choice of red and blue runs suitable for the intermediate are limitless within the scope of the average holiday. You can make the most of our Ski Safari service and experience all the Ziller valley has to offer.The best way to improve is by ‘putting miles under your skis’ and this is certainly the area in which to do it!.

ADVANCED A glance at any ski brochure will tell you that Mayrhofen is better suited for beginners and intermediates. However, the vast scale of the Ziller valley means that advanced skiers will find plenty to do and enjoy. Every ski area has challenging slopes for the advanced and expert, which is not always obvious from the piste maps. Not to be missed are the Schafskopf bumps, the Nordhangbahn runs and Hoberg, Mayrhofen, Ahorn black home runs, Gerlos and ‘Black 13’ Hintertux!.

SNOWBOARDING Mayrhofen welcomes snowboarders and has a designated area with double jump and half pipe. Kaltenbach is great fun with natural bowls and there are designated snowboard parks at Zell am Ziller, Gerlos and Hintertux. The snowboard schools offer excellent tuition and are highly recommended for rapid progression..

In our opinion

'...Delightful Austrian style modern property set in a beautiful residential area surrounded by spectacular mountain scenery...'

Useful information

Currency: Euro
Language: German
Visa: Not required
Time difference: GMT + 1

Single supplement: No single travellers available

Infants: Not available (adults & children sharing only)

Please note
Please note there is an administration fee of £10 per person for any pre-booked tuition, lift passes, and ski, snowboard or boot hire.
Please Note
- You may request at the time of booking a twin or double bedded room, however, this cannot be guaranteed as rooms are allocated at the discretion of the operator / hotelier.
Prices are per person based on two adults sharing a room, unless the offer is occupancy based in which case the prices are based on maximum occupancy.
Please Note
- For all credit card bookings a 1.5% charge will be incurred; for all AMEX bookings a 3% charge will be incurred; for all debit card bookings there is no charge.
Ticketing information: You will be contacted by the tour operator after making your booking.

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