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Hand-picked Alpine residences combining exceptional design, privacy and unforgettable mountain settings.
Private ski instructors, heli-skiing and guided mountain adventures.
Private chefs, wine experiences and exclusive Alpine cuisine.
Spa treatments, yoga sessions and private wellness experiences.
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Luxury Alpine residences selected for their exceptional locations and amenities.
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Curated by our concierge
The mountains are the reason you came. What you do with them is where the holiday is actually made. Every experience below can be arranged from your chalet — guides booked, transfers timed, equipment waiting.
Some are once-in-a-lifetime. Some are simply the right way to spend a Tuesday. Filter by season, or tell us what you have in mind and we will build the week around it.
“The lift pass gets you up the mountain.
A good guide decides which mountain you should have been on.”
Timing matters more in the Alps than almost anywhere. A rough guide to what each part of the year does best.
| Period | At its best for | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| December | Christmas and New Year in the chalet, early-season glacier skiing | The most requested weeks of the year. Chalets and private chefs book 9–12 months ahead. |
| January | Cold, dry snow; quiet pistes; best value of the winter | The connoisseur's month. Short days — plan lifts for the morning. |
| February | White Turf and Snow Polo on the frozen lake at St. Moritz | White Turf runs across three Sundays in February. Half-term crowds in the resorts. |
| March | Heli-skiing, freeride, spring sun on the terraces | The Freeride World Tour finals land in Verbier. Snow deep, days long, terraces open. |
| April | Ski touring, glacier skiing, late-season quiet | Lower resorts begin closing. Zermatt's glacier keeps going. |
| June–August | High-altitude hiking, paragliding, 4,000m summits, alpine lakes | Rates fall considerably against winter while restaurants, spas and transfers stay at full quality. |
| September–October | Valais wine harvest, clear air, empty trails | Arguably the most beautiful light of the year. Some lifts close between seasons. |
Who is travelling, what they can already do, and what they would rather avoid. Ability levels matter more than wish lists.
Guides, instructors, tables and helicopters are held provisionally while you decide. Nothing is charged at this stage.
A single itinerary with times, meeting points and contacts. Weather-dependent days carry a stated alternative.
Mountain activities are arranged with independent, licensed local operators and IFMGA-certified guides. Availability, pricing and safety decisions rest with the operator, and high-mountain plans are always subject to weather and snow conditions.