Whether your work is location-flexible, you are taking a gap year or you happened to buy NVIDIA at the right time, Long Stay is for people who find the idea of 100-plus days on snow genuinely exciting.
We move from resort to resort, live in comfortable shared apartments and make space for everything winter brings: skiing, other outdoor activities, rest days and long conversations after the mountain.
Stay long enough and the Alps stop feeling like a checklist. You learn the rhythm of the weather, the neighbourhood and the people around you.
Why stay longer
Time changes the entire experience.
When every ski day is no longer precious, you can wait for better conditions, recover properly and experience much more than the pistes.
01 · Pace
Choose the right days
Ski when the snow or weather is good. Rest, work or explore when it is not.
02 · Community
Live it together
Shared apartments and repeated mountain days create the space for real friendships to develop.
03 · Variety
Move with the season
Changing resorts brings different terrain, villages and cultures into one continuous winter.
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After a month together, you will know much more than your roommate’s favourite dish. This is where shared mountain days turn into friendships that last beyond winter.
The part of Long Stay that cannot be scheduled
Trip style
Settle in. Find your rhythm. Keep going.
Long Stay has a planned sequence of resort bases, but the daily experience remains intentionally loose. You decide how skiing, work, recovery and life in the mountains fit together.
Week 01
Settle into the base
Meet the group, learn the apartment rhythm and begin exploring the local ski area.
Weeks 02–03
Choose your pace
Build ski days around conditions, energy, work and the experiences you want beyond the lifts.
Week 04
Move together
Transport connects the scheduled resort bases for guests booking four consecutive weeks.
Beyond
Let winter open up
Stay longer, meet new arrivals and watch the season evolve across different parts of the Alps.
Who it suits
For people who want more than a holiday.
The strongest Long Stay groups value independence and community in equal measure. Shared living works best with openness, patience and consideration.
A good fit
Remote workers, gap-year travellers and seasonal adventurers.
People excited by shared apartment life.
Skiers who value rest days and changing conditions.
Guests who want friendships as much as mountain mileage.
Consider another journey
Travellers wanting a short, tightly scheduled ski week.
Guests who require hotel-style privacy and service.
People uncomfortable sharing space and routines.
Anyone expecting perfect snow every day of the stay.
No. Long Stay is built around multi-week participation. The specific blocks available are shown in the winter schedule.
What do I receive when booking four consecutive weeks?
Transportation between the scheduled resorts is arranged, and a special long-stay discount applies. The exact route, dates and price are confirmed before booking.
What is the accommodation style?
The group lives in shared apartments. Room arrangements, facilities and house details vary by destination and are confirmed for each stay.
Can I work remotely during the stay?
The flexible daily rhythm can suit remote work, but workspace and internet requirements differ. Tell us what you need so the suitability of each accommodation can be checked.
Do I need to ski every day?
Not at all. The point of staying longer is having the freedom to choose. Ski when conditions and energy align; rest, work or explore on other days.
Are lift passes and equipment included?
Inclusions can vary between stay blocks. The current proposal will clearly state lift-pass, equipment and other service arrangements before you book.
Start planning
What if one ski week is not enough?
Tell us how long you can stay, whether you plan to work remotely and what you want from the winter. We will help you identify the right blocks.
See the season ahead.
Compare the current dates and resort sequence before planning a multi-week stay.