Most of the slopes in the Cervinia piste map are west-facing, with plenty of long intermediate runs to enjoy both above the tree line and glacial heights.  Cervinia is definitely recommended for beginners and intermediates.  Read More

When you’re looking for Cervinia ski accommodation, you’ve got an extensive range to choose from.  You’ll find it cheaper to stay here than Zermatt.  Whether you’re on a limited budget or you’re looking for something on the luxury end of the scale, you’ll find something to suit. Read More

When it comes to altitude, Cervinia benefits from its high position on the Italian side of the Matterhorn; you’ll definitely be guaranteed some superb snow coverage here.  The Cervinia slopes are sunny, high and snow-sure, thanks to their westerly-facing location.  Read More

We like Cervinia’s sunny slopes which are high and pretty snow-sure.  Its stunning setting beneath the towering Matterhorn means you’re guaranteed wonderful views.  If you’re looking for a resort that has miles of long and gentle runs.  Read More

There’s not a huge amount to do at Cervinia, which may suit you if you’re just heading for the slopes. However, if you are looking for a more compact resort to go for a wander, Cervinia may suit you well.  Read More

Cervinia is a good resort to choose if you have a family.  There’s lots for the kids to try here, in particular younger ones will love the mini inflatables snow park.  They’ve certainly thought about families when it comes to accommodation.  Read More