Cervinia

Nestled in the peaks of the Alps, Cervinia has it all, snow-sure slopes in the winter and summer, an envious south facing position for maximum sunlight, delicious food options on and off the slopes and a direct link over to Zermatt.  

 

Cervinia is part of the Cervino / Matterhorn Ski Paradise, which at almost 4,000 metres elevation is the highest ski resort in the Alps, as well as being one of the largest and best developed ski areas in the world with 360km of pistes and 2,300m of vertical descent.  The area has an outstanding snow record and a long winter season from October to May.  Visitors come from around the world to enjoy the endless slopes with incredible panoramic alpine views.

 

The numerous mountainside restaurants provide excellent lunch spots or enjoyable après ski destinations. The historic town is built around a single pedestrian main street surrounded by shops, cafés and other restaurants and bar options. 

 

Summer months also provide an array of opportunities, from playing golf on Cervinia’s 18-hole course, to hiking and biking on the mountains, and of course a ski on the glacier, the highest and largest summer ski resort in the Alps.