Sunday 29 March 2015

On top of the world


Being a university student means one-thing long holidays! With the Easter break on the horizon me, my parents, plus our adopted child, (my best friend) booked to go skiing in the 3 valleys for week. We stayed in Meribel, in Chalet Leonardo, which was part of Crystal Ski.  The beauty of chalets is that you get a huge breakfast every morning, afternoon cake, a 3-course dinner every night with pretty much unlimited wine and an amazing cheeseboard. The downside is you come home the size of a house despite skiing everyday. However all the staff are so friendly, and the other guests staying in our chalet were great.




The skiing in the 3 valleys is like no other. I’ve visited the area many times and it never fails to impress. The sheer scale of the resorts means you can go somewhere different every day, experiencing different terrains, and landscapes. Nothing can compare to that feeling you get when you’re at the top of the mountains with the sun beaming down on you and the snow glistening beneath your skis. The most memorable days are when the sky is royal blue, with a fresh layer of powder on the slopes. Lunchtime stops rarely involve light food, instead you’ve just got to embrace the carbs and forget the diet. 





A week in the Alps flies by and before you know it its times to go home. Yesterday we left a blue-sky day in the resort and returned to a cloudy and rainy day back home.  Definitely back to reality! The countdown now begins for next years ski holiday.




I would definitely recommend skiing in the 3 valleys to anyone, as I can assure you its not an area you will get bored with. Our chalet was great and so were all the staff at Crystal. A great holiday was definitely had by all.


Enjoy!
Love
The average brown eyed girl x


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