Zermatt and Cervinia: 9 days, 6 days of skiing below the Matterhorn, Switzerland and Italy, March 12 to 20, 2027

Zermatt, Valais, Switzerland and Cervinia, Italy

Duration

9 Days

Category

Ski

Date

Friday March 12 2027

Description

The Matterhorn never lets you go. From the village, from the runs, from a mountain hut terrace, from the Italian side of the border, it is always there, in the same place in the landscape. That is what sets Zermatt apart and it is why people go back.

The March 12 departure gives nine days and seven nights, six of them skiing on a pass that opens both countries. The lift is a few steps from the hotel and runs to the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise at 3,883 metres, the point from which the whole area is reachable, Swiss and Italian alike. The group also crosses into Italy, to Cervinia, an area with a more rustic character and a well-regarded table.

The flight leaves Montreal for Geneva with Air Canada, then the group goes up by second-class train or by coach. Steve and Stéphane travel with the group in French. Zermatt is a pedestrian village, free of cars, with wood and stone architecture that has kept its character.

The Hotel Alpenblick houses the group in the middle of the village, seven nights with breakfasts, and five of the evenings include dinner at a restaurant in Zermatt, among them the Swiss cooking at the Weisshorn. Two evenings stay free for you to choose.

Highlights:
-The Matterhorn in view at all times, from Switzerland and from Italy
-A six-day pass opening Zermatt and Cervinia, two countries on one ticket
-The Matterhorn Glacier Paradise at 3,883 m, a few steps from the hotel
-A crossing into Italy on the Cervinia ski area, with its more rustic charm
-Zermatt, a pedestrian village free of cars
-French-speaking guidance from Steve and Stéphane

Accommodation categories:
Zermatt: Hotel Alpenblick or similar

The itinerary is subject to change without notice. The final itinerary will be available from your travel advisor!

The displayed rate is for two adults in double occupancy. Other dates, room categories and occupancy types (single, triple or quadruple) may be available. Price available upon request*.

Inclusions

  • Return flight Montreal / Geneva / Montreal with Air Canada, economy class
  • One 23 kg checked bag, one ski bag and one boot bag per person
  • Return transfers by second-class train or by coach between Geneva airport and Zermatt
  • Seven nights' accommodation at the Hotel Alpenblick in the centre of Zermatt
  • The seven breakfasts
  • Five dinners at a restaurant in Zermatt
  • Six-day ski pass for Zermatt and Cervinia
  • Services of a French-speaking escort for the whole trip, Steve and Stéphane
  • Airport taxes
  • Accommodation tax

Exclusions

  • Travel insurance: cancellation, interruption, emergency medical care and baggage
  • Ski equipment rental
  • Ski lessons
  • Meals and drinks not mentioned in the programme
  • Gratuities
  • Après-ski activities and optional excursions
  • Personal expenses
  • Seat selection on board
  • Anything not listed in the inclusions
Departure on Friday March 12th 2027

Itinerary

Flight to Switzerland. Departure from Montreal-Trudeau for Geneva with Air Canada.

Zermatt, Switzerland (7 nights). Arrival in Geneva, up to Zermatt by second-class train or by coach and check-in at the Hotel Alpenblick, in the middle of the pedestrian village.

Zermatt. The first of six skiing days covered by the pass. The lift next to the hotel runs to the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise at 3,883 metres. (B)

Zermatt. A day of skiing with the Matterhorn as a constant landmark. (B)

Zermatt and Cervinia. A day of skiing. The group also crosses into Italy, on the Cervinia area, with its more rustic charm and its flavourful local cooking. The escort sets the day on site, according to conditions. (B)

Zermatt and Cervinia. A day of skiing. The pass covers both countries. (B)

Zermatt and Cervinia. A day of skiing on the area. (B)

Zermatt and Cervinia. The sixth and last skiing day covered by the pass. The village of Zermatt is walked, with no cars. (B)

Return to Quebec. Down to Geneva airport by train or coach, and return flight to Montreal. (B)

FAQ

From March 12 to 20, 2027: nine days and seven nights, departing from Montreal-Trudeau. Six of those days are skiing days covered by the pass.

Per person, airport taxes and accommodation tax included: $5,989 in double occupancy and $6,789 in single occupancy. A $1,500 per person deposit is due at booking.

Yes. The six-day pass covers Zermatt on the Swiss side and Cervinia on the Italian side. You cross from one country to the other through the ski area, from the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise at 3,883 metres. Cervinia has a more rustic character and local cooking the tour operator recommends.

The seven breakfasts and five dinners, taken at a restaurant in Zermatt, among them the Weisshorn for Swiss cooking. Since the stay runs seven nights, two evenings stay free. Midday meals are not included.

At the Hotel Alpenblick, in the centre of Zermatt, a few steps from a lift that runs straight to the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise and opens the whole area, Swiss and Italian. Zermatt is a pedestrian village, free of cars.

Yes, Steve and Stéphane travel with the group in French from departure to return.