Swiss Classic Ski Adventure – 7 Nights
A Must for Ski Lovers
Price Per Person
Starting at 109,000
Category
If you’ve already visited Switzerland and are interested in experiencing its unique ski culture, we highly recommend the following two routes: [Eastern Route] This ski itinerary takes you through some of Switzerland’s most beautiful landscapes. Starting from Zurich, you’ll travel to Landquart and continue on to Davos Platz, where you can explore the six charming villages of Davos and enjoy an unforgettable ski experience. You will then continue to LAAX, a world-renowned ski destination famous for its snow park and the LAAX Open. The resort offers more than 235 km of ski runs and four main ski areas. [Western Route] This route showcases the charm of western Switzerland. Beginning in Geneva, you will travel to Sierre/Siders, then take a mountain train up to Montana Gare, enjoying breathtaking alpine scenery along the way. Crans-Montana is one of the most iconic ski resorts in the Swiss Alps, offering a vast ski area with over 140 km of slopes and more than 30 runs. You will then continue to Nendaz, entering the 4 Vallées ski area—one of the largest international ski regions in Europe. With over 410 km of ski runs, it offers an extensive range of skiing and snowboarding options.
Transportation
- Switzerland Travel Pass – Standard Class, Flexible 3 Days
- Eastern Switzerland:
- Davos Klosters Mountains Regional Ski Pass – 2-day pass
- Flims Laax Falera Ski Pass – 3-day pass
- Western Switzerland:
- Crans-Montana Ski Pass – 2-day pass
- Nendaz 4 Vallées Ski Pass – 3-day pass
- Additional Information:
- Manual ticket issuance fee applies
- Free shuttle buses are available at Davos, LAAX, Montana, and Nendaz to/from the ski areas (subject to local conditions)
Hotel
- Eastern Switzerland
- Davos – 3 nights with breakfast
- LAAX – 4 nights without breakfast
- Western Switzerland
- Montana – 3 nights with breakfast
- Nendaz – 4 nights without breakfast
- Note: Please book in advance to ensure accommodation close to public transportation.
Others
- Travel Insurance – Personal Coverage
- Overseas Travel Accident Insurance: TWD 3,000,000
- Accidental Medical Reimbursement: TWD 1,500,000
- Emergency Assistance: TWD 1,000,000
(Valid for flights departing from Taiwan)
- Travel Liability Insurance
- Accidental Coverage: TWD 5,000,000
- Medical Coverage: TWD 200,000
(Valid for flights departing from Taiwan)
- Travel Inconvenience Insurance
- Value Plan – Chubb Personal Overseas Travel Inconvenience Insurance
(Covers flight delays, lost baggage, and other travel inconveniences)
- Value Plan – Chubb Personal Overseas Travel Inconvenience Insurance
- Additional Services
- Europe Data SIM / Internet Package
- Itinerary Handbook
Trip Rules
- Price per person for two travelers: TWD 109,000+
- First-class upgrade: additional TWD 7,000 per person
- Sales period: 2025–2026 ski season (subject to ski resort opening dates)
- All arrangements are subject to the actual operating conditions of hotels and trains.
- During peak exhibition or holiday periods, hotel rates may vary and are subject to the final confirmed booking price.
- If train services are suspended due to maintenance, the itinerary will be adjusted accordingly. Please consult your travel advisor for details.
- Prices do not include passport fees, visa fees, overnight train sleeper supplements, or city taxes.
Trip Map
Detailed Itinerary
Davos Klosters / 3 nights stay
Davos is the highest town in Europe, known for its diverse sports, leisure, and cultural activities, pleasant climate, Davos Hockey Club, the Spengler Cup (the world’s oldest ice hockey tournament), and the World Economic Forum. It is also famous for its freestyle ski areas, Jakobshorn, and one of the longest ski runs from Parsenn to Klosters, stretching 12 km.
Overall, Davos offers six ski areas with over 300 km of slopes and numerous freeride options.* With a long history in tourism, Davos has been a pioneer in winter sports since 1864/65.
*Freeride refers to sections marked in yellow and black on the piste map, which are safe but ungroomed.
Getting There: From Zurich, take the train to Landquart (1h 4m), then transfer to Davos Platz (1h 10m). In Davos Klosters, you can choose from six ski areas:
- Jakobshorn – famous for freestyle skiing for decades
- Parsenn – a classic ski area
- Madrisa & Rinerhorn – family-friendly zones
- Pischa – a freerider’s paradise
With over 300 km of slopes and 57 lift options, Davos makes every ski day perfect!
With a valid ski pass, train ticket, or rail pass, you can ride the free shuttle buses within the covered towns. Buses run approximately every 7 minutes, following the yellow circular route shown in the map:
Davos
Davos is Europe’s highest town, famous for its ski areas, freeride options, and cultural events like the Spengler Cup and World Economic Forum. With six ski areas, over 300 km of slopes, and historic winter sports heritage since 1864/65, Davos is a top destination for winter sports enthusiasts.
LAAX 萊克斯 / 4 nights stay
From Davos, take the train to Landquart (1h 04m), transfer to Chur (9 minutes), then continue by bus for 44 minutes to reach LAAX.
LAAX is known for its impressive ski area, offering more than 235 km of slopes suitable for all skill levels. The resort features wide open alpine terrain, challenging steep runs, and technical slopes ideal for advanced skiers seeking excitement. At the same time, beginners and intermediate skiers will find gentle, spacious runs and dedicated learning areas.
Beyond skiing, LAAX is home to a world-class freestyle snow park equipped with large jumps, halfpipes, and various terrain features, attracting professional freestyle skiers and snowboarders. The resort also hosts international freestyle competitions, drawing top athletes from around the world.
LAAX offers a wide range of modern and comfortable accommodation options—including hotels, resorts, and mountain lodges—featuring cozy rooms, restaurants, spas, and other amenities, allowing guests to relax and unwind after a day on the slopes.
LAAX
LAAX is one of Switzerland’s top ski destinations, offering 235 km of slopes, wide alpine terrain, and areas suited to all skill levels. It is especially famous for its world-class freestyle snow park, featuring jumps, halfpipes, and major international events. With modern lodging, restaurants, and spa facilities, LAAX is an ideal base for skiers and snowboarders seeking both excitement and comfort.
Montana / 3 nights stay
From Geneva, take a 1h 58m train to Sierre/Siders, then transfer to the mountain cogwheel train for about 14 minutes to reach Montana Gare. From there, you can take a bus to your accommodation or to nearby ski villages.
The cogwheel train passes through beautiful vineyards on the way up. Compared with Saas-Fee or other resorts, Crans-Montana offers more options for shopping and dining. During winter, local buses within the town are free of charge. The ski area is generally divided into four zones:
- Aminona – known for freeride terrain (you can stay in mountain huts or even learn cheese making)
- Violetta – more advanced terrain (located next to the Plaine Morte glacier)
- Montana – family-friendly (ice rink, kids’ facilities, and night skiing every Saturday)
- Crans – higher-end area (wakeboarding, golfing, and designer shopping)
The local transportation company SMC operates the region with the mindset of creating a “giant playground”, offering not only skiing but a wide range of activities for all ages—hiking areas for seniors, parties for young visitors, and more. A snow park has been built to bring fresh energy to the resort, and nearby restaurants allow visitors to watch the action and enjoy the atmosphere.
Local talents—such as professional snowboarder and musician Patrick Burgener—often bring inspiration from international competitions back to Crans-Montana, helping the community grow and innovate.
Montana
Montana is part of the popular Crans-Montana resort area, offering easy access, a relaxed atmosphere, and a wide variety of winter activities. Reached by a scenic cogwheel train from Sierre, the town features family-friendly ski zones, night skiing, an ice rink, and plenty of dining and shopping options. It’s an ideal destination for combining skiing with a comfortable holiday experience.
Nendaz / 4 nights stay
Les 4 Vallées
- Slope length: 410 km
- Lifts: 92
- Maximum vertical drop: 2,509 m (Base 821 m – Summit 3,330 m)
Nendaz sits quietly on a sunny plateau in the Rhone Valley near Sion, right in the heart of the world-famous Four Valleys ski region.
Located at an altitude of 1,300–1,400 meters, Nendaz offers panoramic views of the Bernese, Valais, and Vaud Alps. Behind the traditional appearance of old Valais chalets, granaries, and wooden barns, a modern ski resort has emerged at the center of this historic village.
About 8 km south of Nendaz lies Siviez, often referred to as “Super Nendaz”, which forms the core of the ski area. From here, cable cars lead up to Mont Fort (3,330 m), the highest peak in Les 4 Vallées.
The Four Valleys region—comprising Verbier, Veysonnaz, Nendaz, La Tzoumaz & Thyon—offers 92 lifts and a total of 412 km of ski slopes, making it one of the largest interconnected ski areas in Europe.
Nendaz
Nendaz sits on a sunny plateau above the Rhône Valley near Sion, right in the center of the Four Valleys ski region. At 1,300–1,400 m in elevation, it offers stunning views of the Bernese, Valais, and Vaud Alps. The village blends traditional Valais charm with modern resort facilities and easy access to Siviez, the hub leading up to Mont Fort (3,330 m)—the highest point in Les 4 Vallées. With vast ski terrain and convenient connections, Nendaz is an ideal base for exploring one of Europe’s largest ski areas
Other ski resort recommendation: Champery / 2h14m by train from Geneva
Champéry is a ski resort located in the Swiss Alps and is considered a paradise for ski enthusiasts. Situated in the western Swiss canton of Valais, it is one of the largest ski resorts in the region and a well-known gateway to ski areas in both Switzerland and France. Surrounded by towering peaks and scenic valleys, Champéry offers a ski season that typically runs from November to April, with a wide variety of slopes and winter activities.
The main ski area of Champéry is part of Portes du Soleil, one of Europe’s largest ski regions. Portes du Soleil spans both France and Switzerland, covering 12 villages and over 650 km of ski slopes. This allows skiers of all levels to enjoy virtually endless skiing opportunities.
Champéry’s slopes cater to all skill levels. Beginners and families can enjoy wide, gentle runs that provide a safe and comfortable learning environment. Advanced skiers and snowboarders will find challenging black runs and high-difficulty slopes, as well as options for cross-country skiing and snow parks.
In addition to skiing, Champéry offers a range of other winter activities, including snowshoeing, sledding, and ice climbing.
Accommodation Guide
Davos
Davos The Parsenn Resort
The Parsenn Resort in Davos is close to the Parsenn ski area, offering Alpine-style rooms with mountain views and easy access to ski lifts. Guests can relax, enjoy local dining, and take part in winter activities. Note: This accommodation is not included in the itinerary; please inform your travel consultant if you wish to request it.
Davos Morosani Posthotel
Morosani Posthotel, fondly known as the “Pöstli,” is a 4‑star hotel located in the heart of Davos with easy access to ski lifts, rail, and hiking trails. The hotel features 90 rooms, an indoor swimming pool, and a sauna. There are four dining options ranging from bistro and fondue to grill and gourmet, plus a cozy lounge and the famous Pöstli Club – the go-to nightlife spot in Davos. It’s a perfect choice for skiers, conferences, or a lively mountain stay.
Davos Grischa
Grischa – DAS Hotel Davos is located in Davos Platz, near the train station and Jakobshorn cable car. The hotel blends modern design with Alpine charm, offering comfortable rooms and suites. Dining options include Chinese, sushi, gourmet, and traditional Swiss fondue. Ideal for skiing, hiking, and family trips, the hotel also emphasizes sustainability.
LAAX
LAAX Signinahotel
Signinahotel Laax is located next to the Laax valley lift, offering convenient access to the slopes. The hotel features a vibrant design, fitness center, pool, sauna, ski storage, and diverse dining options, ideal for skiers and family travelers.
LAAX Rock Resort
Rocksresort Laax is a modern ski-in/ski-out resort located next to the valley lift. It features stylish apartments for 2–8 people, multiple restaurants and bars, a wellness area, and kids’ facilities, making it ideal for families and winter sports enthusiasts.
LAAX Riders Hotel
Riders Hotel in Laax is a stylish, minimalist hotel at the valley station, offering comfortable rooms, a restaurant, gym, and an on-site club hosting music and cultural events—perfect for freestyle skiers and culture enthusiasts.
Montana
Faern Crans-Montana Valaisia
Faern Crans-Montana Valaisia is a four-star mountain resort located close to the ski lifts in Crans-Montana, Switzerland. It features indoor and outdoor pools, a spacious spa, a bar and restaurant, and warm Scandinavian-inspired design. Many rooms come with balconies overlooking the Alps, making it a comfortable choice for skiing, relaxation, and family holidays.
Helvetia Intergolf Hotel
Helvetia Intergolf Hotel is a four-star aparthotel in the heart of Crans-Montana, just a short walk from the center and the casino. It combines traditional Valais charm with modern comfort, offering rooms and suites with balconies overlooking the Alps. The hotel features a wellness area with an indoor pool, steam room, sauna, and hot tub, as well as a restaurant and a cozy chalet-style bar. It also provides apartment-style units with fully equipped kitchens, making it a convenient choice for families and lo
Six Senses Crans Montana
Six Senses Crans-Montana is a luxury alpine resort in Crans-Montana offering ski-in/ski-out access, modern chalet-style design, and outstanding wellness facilities. It features a large spa with pools, saunas, and recovery treatments, plus two restaurants—one serving local European dishes and another Japanese-inspired. Many rooms and suites have balconies with mountain views, making it an ideal choice for a high-end ski and relaxation getaway.
Nendaz
Mad Mount
MAD Mount Hotel in Nendaz is a modern chalet-style hotel near the 4 Vallées ski lifts. It offers cozy wooden rooms, a spa with saunas and hot baths, a restaurant serving Italian and international cuisine, and a terrace bar. Designed sustainably, it is one of Switzerland’s first carbon-negative hotels, perfect for ski and mountain getaways.
Nendaz 4 Vallées & SPA
Nendaz 4 Vallées & Spa is a four-star hotel in the heart of the 4 Vallées ski area. It features cozy rooms blending traditional Valais style with modern design, a 2,200 m² spa with pools, saunas, and relaxation areas, plus fine dining and a Swiss-style bar. Ideal for skiing, relaxation, and family stays.
Champery
Boutique Hotel Beau-Séjour & SPA
Boutique Hotel Beau‑Séjour & SPA in Champéry, Switzerland, is a charming three-star alpine hotel made of three cozy chalets. It has 33 rooms, some with balconies overlooking the Dents‑du‑Midi peaks, and a spa called “Nuage” with saunas, steam rooms, and hot tubs. The hotel also features an art gallery and the “Vieux Chalet” restaurant serving Alpine cuisine, making it ideal for a peaceful mountain getaway.
Hôtel National Resort & Spa
Hôtel National Resort & Spa in Champéry, Switzerland, is a historic mountain hotel with modern comforts. It offers views of the Dents‑du‑Midi peaks, easy access to Portes du Soleil ski lifts, and a spa with pools, saunas, and massage services. With a bar and restaurant, it’s ideal for a relaxing ski or mountain getaway.
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