Study and Ski

The Accademia Europea di Firenze is preparing for its students an incredible ski trip after the January classes! Once you arrive amongst the towering peaks and deep valleys of the Alps, you’ll understand why the world’s jet set have made Cortina one of their playgrounds.

You’ll spend a week, from January 29th until February 3rd in the beautiful and fun Cortina d’Ampezzo, a quaint Alpine mountain town that once hosted the winter Olympics and is made up of 12 ski resorts, 250 shops, 30 restaurants, 10 spas and plenty of great après ski where you can appreciate the night life in bars, clubs and cafes - all delivered with distinct Italian taste.

Join the rest of Accademia Europea for an amazing trip to Cortina this January and let SnoworSand show you how to explore the Alps in style!

THIS TRIP INCLUDES:

6 Nights accommodation at the hotel ParkHotel Ladinia.
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Round trip transportation from Florence
All meals except lunches
Full time Snow or Sand travel expert
Ice Skating and sunset aperitivo

OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES:

Skiing/Snowboarding (for lift prices, please access http://www.dolomitisuperski.com/en-US/skipass-offers--dolomiti-superski-71EN.html)
Sledding/Snowmobiling/Dog sledding/Ice Skating
Après ski and night life
Shopping and Spa treatment
History and art museums

QUICK ITINERARY:

Friday	Saturday	Sunday - Wednesday	Thursday
Florence, arriving in the evening	Walking tour of Cortina, or hit the slopes!	Free time to ski, snowboard and explore!	Depart Cortina for Florence

If you’re not a skier, try sledding down the slopes or bobsled the Olympic track. OR explore the town’s shops and spas Immerse yourself in the Alpine culture by visiting the smaller ancient villages surrounding Cortina.
Prices:
For the students that will be at the Accademia Europea di Firenze in January/ 2011 this trip can be added with the payment of the following extra fee:

Price (Double Occupancy): 1.200 Euro per guest
Price (Single Occupancy): 1.500 Euro per guest

Deadline to sign up for trip: September 30st, 2010.

Ski at the Alps

Study and Ski