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A Winter Camp skier jumping on the slopes of Grandvalira, Andorra
Winter Camp · Ages 11–18 · 21–26 February 2027 · Andorra

Swap the Costa Blanca for the mountains.

Six days in Andorra: four days of skiing or snowboarding with professional lessons and guided slopes, Caldea Spa, bowling, a trampoline park and evenings at a 4-star hotel, with transport, meals, equipment and supervisio

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Winter Camp 2027 at a glance
Booking open
  • Dates21–26 February 2027 (usually the February half-term; dates vary each year)
  • Ages11–18
  • TimesResidential: the group stays together with 24/7 supervision
  • Length6 days / 5 nights · 4 days on the mountain
  • OptionsOne all-inclusive package, €995 per participant · snowboarding supplement +€50

Limited to 50 participants: families are encouraged to register early.

What makes this camp special

Much more than a school-holiday ski trip

Winter Camp combines structured ski progression with the excitement and independence of a residential adventure away from home. Each morning, children ski or snowboard with professional instructors in ability-based groups, so complete beginners build strong foundations while experienced participants keep improving. In the afternoons the experience becomes more relaxed, with supervised guided skiing to explore the mountain and practise what they have learned.

Once skiing finishes, the adventure continues around Andorra: Caldea Spa, bowling, a trampoline jump park, games and group challenges, before returning each evening to the comfort of the 4-star Hotel Delfos. With a maximum of 50 participants, dedicated Siesta Advisor staff, professional mountain instructors and comprehensive supervision, children get the excitement of travelling with friends while parents know the entire experience has been professionally organised.

What they'll experience

On the mountain and off it

Four ski days of professional lessons and guided skiing, and a programme of activities so there is always something to look forward to after the lifts close.

  • Professional Ski LessonsThree hours every morning in ability-based groups: 12 hours of professional instruction across the four ski days.
  • Guided Afternoon SkiingAbout two supervised hours after lunch to practise, explore different slopes and enjoy the mountain with the group.
  • Snowboarding OptionChoose snowboarding instead of skiing (+€50), with the same structured lessons and guided time.
  • Every Ability WelcomeComplete beginners learn to control their skis, stop and turn; intermediate and advanced skiers work on technique and terrain suited to their level.
  • Caldea SpaRelax and recover after days on the mountain at Andorra’s famous thermal spa complex.
  • Trampoline Jump ParkSwap skis for airtime: energy, movement and challenges at an indoor jump park.
  • BowlingA relaxed evening of friendly competition and time together as a group.
  • Siesta Advisor GamesSnowball fights, scavenger hunts, team games and spontaneous challenges: the camp atmosphere, in the mountains.
A typical ski day

Early lifts, full days, easy evenings.

The exact programme may vary with the snow, the weather, the group and the scheduled activities. This is the shape of a ski day.

  • 07:00 wake up · 07:45 breakfast · 08:30 depart for Grau Roig
  • 10:00–13:00 professional ski or snowboard lessons
  • 13:00 lunch on the mountain
  • 14:00–16:00 guided skiing or snowboarding
  • 17:00 return to the hotel or an afternoon activity
  • 17:00–20:00 activities and supervised free time · 20:00 dinner
  • Evening: relaxation, games and an age-appropriate bedtime
Dates & booking

One all-inclusive package

All-inclusive

Winter Camp 2027

21–26 February 2027 · 6 days / 5 nights
€995 / participant

Everything included, from the coach in Jávea to the last run

Transport from Jávea, accommodation, meals, ski passes, lessons, equipment, activities, supervision, insurance and even Siesta Advisor merchandise are all included. Snowboarding carries a €50 supplement, chosen at booking.

The €995 package includes:

  • 5 nights at the 4-star Hotel Delfos, Andorra
  • 4 days of Grandvalira ski passes
  • 12 hours of professional ski or snowboard lessons
  • Guided afternoon skiing
  • Skis, boots, helmets and poles (snowboard equipment where selected)
  • Return transport Jávea–Andorra and private transport throughout
  • Breakfasts, lunches and dinners
  • Caldea Spa, bowling and the trampoline jump park
  • Siesta Advisor staff, games and activities
  • Daily photographs and videos, merchandise and comprehensive insurance
Every ability, from first skis to advancedApproximately 1 staff member per 8–9 childrenMaximum 50 participants
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Snowboarding instead of skiing?

Participants can choose snowboarding for an additional €50. Snowboarders are grouped by ability and receive the same structured combination of professional lessons and guided mountain time. Wrist protectors are mandatory for snowboarders.

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What's included

Everything they need for six days in the mountains

  • Hotel Delfos, 4 stars

    Five nights in shared rooms (double, triple or quadruple, allocated by Siesta Advisor) in the heart of Andorra.

  • Ski Passes & Equipment

    4 days of Grandvalira passes; skis, boots, helmets and poles, or snowboard equipment where selected.

  • Lessons & Guided Skiing

    12 hours of professional lessons plus supervised guided skiing every afternoon.

  • Transport

    Return transport from Jávea to Andorra and private transport throughout the trip.

  • All Meals

    Buffet breakfast and dinner at the hotel, lunch on the mountain, and drinking water throughout.

  • Activities

    Caldea Spa, bowling, the trampoline jump park and Siesta Advisor games and challenges.

  • Merchandise

    Custom-designed Siesta Advisor Winter Camp merchandise to use on the trip and keep afterwards.

  • Supervision & Insurance

    Siesta Advisor staff throughout, professional instructors, daily photos and comprehensive insurance cover.

Safety & supervision

Adventure, organised around structured supervision

Skiing is a major part of Winter Camp, and it is organised around professional safety procedures.

  • Professional Instructors

    Professional ski and snowboard instructors on the mountain, with experienced Siesta Advisor staff throughout the trip.

  • Supervision Ratio

    Approximately 1 staff member per 8–9 children, with age-appropriate supervision and age-related curfews.

  • Helmets & Equipment

    Mandatory helmets and appropriate safety equipment; wrist protectors for snowboarders.

  • Guided, Never Unsupervised

    Completely unsupervised skiing or snowboarding is not permitted. Afternoon skiing stays supervised so participants enjoy more freedom without losing the safety structure.

  • Weather & Snow Monitoring

    Active monitoring of weather and snow conditions; schedules adapt when they need to.

  • Procedures & Insurance

    Clear communication procedures, emergency protocols, safe accommodation and comprehensive insurance.

What they gain

What stays with them

  1. Independence

    Travelling away from home, sharing rooms and meals with friends and looking after their own kit, with a team close by.

  2. Real Progression

    For beginners, this may be where skiing starts. For experienced skiers, an opportunity to improve and explore.

  3. Confidence in the Mountains

    Ability-based groups mean every child is challenged at the right level and can feel the progress day by day.

  4. Friendship & Community

    Six days of mountains, snow and shared adventure create the kind of friendships that last well beyond the trip.

  5. Responsibility

    Following instructions on the mountain, respecting curfews and being part of a group teach responsibility in the most enjoyable way possible.

What comes home with them

Playful, visual and short.

  • Camp KeepsakeA little reminder of their Siesta Advisor adventure.
  • Photos & VideosMemories captured throughout the camp.
  • New FriendshipsNew people, shared adventures and plenty of laughs.
  • New SkillsMore confidence, independence and experience in the outdoors.
  • Stories to TellPlenty of moments they’ll still be talking about afterwards.
  • Tired Smiles & Big MemoriesA pretty good sign they made the most of Winter Camp.
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Hear directly from the children who experienced it.

Winter Camp participants on the slopes in Andorra

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Parents' questions

The things you want to know before you book

Who is Winter Camp for?

Participants must be 11 to 18 years old and physically capable of taking part in a multi-day active winter programme. Skiing experience is not required: complete beginners, intermediate and advanced skiers are grouped by ability.

What does the €995 include, and what does it not?

Transport from Jávea, five nights at the 4-star Hotel Delfos, four days of ski passes, 12 hours of lessons, guided skiing, ski equipment, all meals, the activities (Caldea Spa, bowling, trampoline park), supervision, photos, merchandise and comprehensive insurance. Snowboarding is an additional €50. Personal spending money is the family’s own.

What do they need to bring?

All technical ski equipment is provided. Participants bring a waterproof ski jacket and ski trousers, several sets of thermal base layers, several pairs of thick ski socks, warm ski gloves, clothing for the evenings and other activities, comfortable footwear, personal toiletries, personal documentation and any necessary medication. Snowboarders must bring or wear wrist protectors. A complete packing list is sent before departure.

How are the rooms and meals organised?

Participants stay in double, triple or quadruple rooms allocated by Siesta Advisor. Buffet breakfast and dinner are at the hotel, lunch is on the mountain, and drinking water is available throughout. Parents must tell us in advance about allergies, intolerances or dietary requirements.

How much supervision is there?

Approximately 1 staff member per 8–9 children, professional instructors on the mountain, ability-based groups, mandatory helmets, guided rather than unsupervised skiing, age-related curfews and clear emergency protocols. Behaviour that compromises the safety or wellbeing of the participant or the group is not accepted.

Are places limited?

Yes. Winter Camp 2027 is limited to 50 participants, so families are encouraged to register early. Parents or guardians complete the registration and consent documentation before departure.

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