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Short break 14th - 18th March available at just 195 pounds inclding airport transfers.
Check our website for more details |
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HIya,
We can offer catered chalet accommodation from 14th to 18th in the French Pyrenees. Airport transfers (Perpignan) included at a special rate of just 195 pounds each. Check our website www.pyrenees-ski-experience.com for more details. Sarah Blackmore |
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Hi,
We can offer you either catered or self catered accommodation here i the French Pyrenees. It would be ideal for you as everything here is much cheaper than in the Alps - accommodation, lift passes and beer! Check out our website on www.pyrenees-ski-experience.com for more info Regards Sarah |
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HI,
We can offer you accommodation with airport transfers etc at our catered chalet i the French Pyrenees. Station usually stay open til the end of April so you should find some good skiing with us. Check out our website www.pyreees-ski-experience.com for more details Regards Sarah Blackmore 00 33 468 04 1879 |
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Hi Rod,
Pas de la Casa will be great for you guys. :thumbup: Its full of bars etc and generally very cheap. Duty free is dirt cheap too though be pretty careful about going over the limits as you can get stopped and searched all the way to the airport! Do't bother getting a full area lift pass as it will work out expensive and as beginners you would be very unlikely to use it. Stick to the pass for Pas de la Casa ad you should find you have plenty to keep you occupied there.. Have fun - the snow cannons are hard at work so there should be skiing for Xmas. 8) Sarah |
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EVERYTHING is much dearer in Norway.
You should definately look to buy your boots well before you go on your ski trip - and wear them in! Sarah |
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I am totally in agreement with you - there are definately more and more helmets on the slopes.
I have been wearing one for the last couple of years and having seen some of the results of not wearig a helmet my partner (ex pisteur) now also wears one. Here in the French Pyrenees over the last 3-4 years I have gradually seen more and more people wearing helmets and it tends to be the better skiers that are wearing them. Those that ski regularly, well and occassionally off piste are leading the way. Children are encouraged to wear them and it appears to be only English kids you see without these days. I'm pretty sure we will soon see most skiers and boarders wearing them. Those that don't will theoretically be spending less time on the pistes! |
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Hi,
Check out our site - there are local snow reports and forecasts linked from the home page for a break in the French Pyrenees - we are about 1 hour from Pas de la casa (part of the Grand Valira ski region) Not much snow around at the moment but if you keep an eye on the reports you can call us for a last minute break Prices include airport transfers, catered accommodation and guiding if required. Regards Sarah |
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