£719
- 7 nights
- Half Board
Sestriere Ski Resort Italy
Sestriére ski resort is superbly positioned at the heart of the Milky Way with access to 400km of pistes across several ski resorts including Sauze d'Oulz. The skiing in Sestriere ski resort is suited for all levels of skiing because of its varied terrain. The slopes to the east of the resort are the most challenging and steep, whereas the Fraiteve side of the mountain is less steep. Beginners have learning zones near the main village. If you’re looking for a challenge there are the Olympic and World Cup downhill runs to test yourself on.
Purpose built in the 1930s, Sestriére has a modern and trendy feel. Off the slopes, Sestriere ski resort has some fantastic restaurants serving delicious Italian cuisine. Après ski is varied - from cosy wine bars to more lively bars and pubs. At the weekends the bars can be filled with locals and tourists, but during the week it is more low-key. The mountain views are truly stunning and the village is easy to get around too.
If you want a break from skiing you can try ice skating, skidooing and dog sledding. There are some great snowshoeing walks where you can admire the beautiful natural surrounding of the area. The main village has a large public swimming pool, which is ideal after a day’s skiing.
To find out more about Sestriére ski resort, call our ski experts today.
Sestriere Transfer time
- Turin
Resort Statistics
Resort Altitude: 2,040m
Resort Skiing: 2,840m
Total Ski Area: 400km
Lifts: 92
Blue Runs: 97km
Red Runs: 223km
Black Runs: 80km
Ski Areas in Sestriere
Part of the expansive Milky Way region, Sestriére has access to over 400km of piste stretching from the neighbouring resort of Sauze d'Oulx all the way to the French resort of Montgenévre. Situated just above the treeline, the ski resort is one of the highest resorts in Italy, and with its high number of snow cannons, skiing is always accessible.
Sestriere Ski Accommodation
Skiing in Sestriere
The vastly interconnected trails spread over the Milky Way can be easily accessed from Sestriére. All abilities of skiers are catered for in this area, especially intermediates with a great selection of red runs spread through the region. Beginners have a range of nursery slopes to learn on, as well as good progressive runs found further up the mountain. Experts can enjoy hard black runs and additionally, heliskiing opportunities, which are hugely popular in the area.
Snowboarding in Sestriere
Sestriére is a fantastic area suitable for all types of boarders. Beginners are well catered for, especially in the Borgata area where there are quiet nursery slopes perfect to practice on. Intermediates and experts can enjoy a mix of black and red runs, offering great slopes to carve down. The area also hosts a range of off-piste ideal for freeriders, and freestylers can enjoy the 300m long park in Borgata.
Ski Schools in Sestriere
With many ski schools and instructors to choose between, there really is something for everybody.
We’ve partnered with SkiBro, New Generation and Oxygène and highly recommend their services. All of our partners offer fantastic lessons for all ability levels.
Click here to book your skiing lessons with our recommended suppliers. If you’re traveling during a peak week be sure to book these well in advance.
Crèches in Sestriere
The kindergarten in Sestriére, named Sestriéreland, hosts a range of obstacles in a large playground perfect for children. There is also a Mini Club Sestriére located in Piazza Fraiteve for children aged 1 to 8 years.
Sestriere Snow
Restaurants in Sestriere
There is a variety of restaurants on offer in resort. La Baita offers traditional Italian food perfect to re-energise after a day on the slopes. For good quick eats, Zio Popy and Pinkie's Pizzeria are popular choices. For a finer dining experience, the Shackleton Restaurant offers local speciality dishes cooked with local ingredients.
Après Ski in Sestriere
Après ski in Sestriére is known to be lively, especially at the weekends. Pinkies Pizzeria is well known in resort for its delicious pizza, live music and reasonably priced drinks, located right on the main pistes. Black Pepper, the Irish Igloo and La Caverna are also popular and remain lively until late.
Non-Skiers
Non-skiers can enjoy a variety of winter trail walks available in Sestriére, including snowshoeing walks. Other winter activities such as ice skating, Skidooing and dog sledding are also on offer. There is a large public swimming pool located in the town that makes a great spot for those not looking to get on the snow.
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