Summer in the Alps Often overlooked as a summer destination, the Alps is an outdoor playground year-round. With its lush green meadows, snow-capped peaks and sapphire-blue lakes, it’s perfect for active families and a great place to hike, bike and kayak. You can go canyoning, whitewater rafting, ice or rock climbing, geocaching, and enjoy cultural tours, including food and wine tastings. We can also arrange for a private guide to take you on an extra-special alpine hike.
Winter in the Alps Whether you ski or snowboard, you have your pick of Alpine resorts with spectacular terrain and arguably the best snow in the world. Stay in plush hotels with outstanding service or a private chalet with your own chef, driver and nanny. Beyond the resorts, consider a luxury ski safari through the Dolomites or hop on the Glacier Express and wind your way from Zermatt to St. Moritz across gorges and viaducts, past monasteries and abbeys, stopping at three of Switzerland’s best ski spots.
Hang on, what about non-skiers? The Alps has plenty on offer for those of us immune to the thrill of high speed downhill pursuits. Gentle rail journeys, nature hikes through breathtaking scenery, even husky sledding, lets you soak up the tranquil Narnia-like qualities of your surroundings where even sipping hot chocolate in a cozy mountain café can seem magical. So even if you don't ski, there's no reason for you to miss out on the picturesque winter delights, and even experience a side of the frozen wilderness that few others do.