Luxury Ski Holidays in Italy

Italy is a dream destination for skiers looking for a combination of exceptional skiing, stunning mountain views, and unbeatable Italian charm. From the towering peaks of the Dolomites to the snow-capped mountains of the Aosta Valley, Italy offers some of Europe’s best-kept ski spots. Whether you're drawn to wide, groomed pistes for cruising or looking to explore challenging off-piste terrain, we’ll help you find the perfect luxury ski holiday in Italy tailored to you. 

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Luxury Ski Resorts in Italy

Italy is home to some of the most picturesque and unique ski resorts in Europe. From the Dolomites in the north, where the mountains create a breathtaking backdrop, to Cervinia, which offers a snow-sure guarantee, each resort provides a different skiing experience. Italy’s resorts also offer a great mix of fine dining, rich culture, and exceptional après-ski. 

The Brands We Trust, The Privileges You Unlock

Through our close partnerships with the world’s finest hotel groups, we unlock exclusive
privileges, preferred rates, and insider experiences — elevating every journey you take.

  • Complimentary room upgrades (subject to availability)
  • Daily breakfast for two
  • $100 resort or spa credit
  • VIP recognition throughout your stay

FAQ

When is the best time to ski in Italy?
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Italy’s ski season runs from early December to mid-April, with January to March offering the most consistent snow. The Dolomites shine in midwinter with pristine pistes and clear skies, while Cervinia, one of Europe’s highest resorts, offers excellent snow cover even into late spring thanks to its glacier terrain.

What makes skiing in Italy unique?
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Italy’s ski experience is defined by warm hospitality, remarkable scenery, and exceptional cuisine. The atmosphere is unhurried yet vibrant - a celebration of good living at altitude. From cappuccinos before first lift to long, sociable lunches overlooking the Dolomites, skiing here blends adventure with indulgence. In Cervinia, wide open runs and panoramic Matterhorn views add an extra touch of Alpine drama.

How do you get to Italy’s ski resorts?
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The Italian Alps are easily accessible from major northern airports.For the Dolomites, Venice and Innsbruck airports offer the most convenient transfers.For Cervinia, Milan and Turin are best, each around two hours by car.
The Camel Collection arranges private transfers, helicopter charters, or chauffeur services, ensuring your arrival is smooth and scenic.

What is skiing in Italy like?
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Skiing in Italy is as spectacular as it is soulful. Expect vast, interlinked ski areas, immaculate pistes, and breathtaking views at every turn. The Dolomiti Superski circuit connects over 1,200 km of runs across charming mountain villages, while Cervinia provides long, wide descents that sweep across the Italian-Swiss border. It’s an experience that combines adventure, serenity, and style.

Is Italy good for families and beginners?
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Absolutely. Italy is renowned for its welcoming atmosphere and gentle learning slopes, making it ideal for families and first-time skiers. Resorts across the Dolomites offer excellent ski schools, wide pistes, and reliable snow conditions, while Cervinia’s long, forgiving runs are perfect for building confidence. Off the slopes, Italian hospitality shines through in child-friendly restaurants and relaxed village life.

What is the food like when skiing in Italy?
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Food is at the heart of skiing in Italy. Expect mountain-top trattorias serving handmade pasta, local wines, and regional specialities. In the Dolomites, menus blend Italian and Tyrolean flavours - speck, polenta, and apple strudel - while in Cervinia, you’ll find Piedmontese dishes like risotto and hearty stews. Long, lingering lunches on sunlit terraces are part of the ritual, where dining feels every bit as memorable as the skiing itself.

Our partnership with POW UK

The Camel Collection is  proud to support POW UK, a passionate movement of outdoor enthusiasts, athletes, and brands working together to combat climate change.

As lovers of the mountains, we believe in protecting the places we live for, play in, and escape to. Through this partnership, we aim to raise awareness, drive meaningful climate action, and promote responsible travel practices that help preserve our winters for future generations.