Montara offers a 7-day premium winter program in Cortina d’Ampezzo — one of the most beautiful ski regions in the world and home to the 2026 Winter Olympics. Designed for children aged 8 to 14, our camp blends world-class ski instruction, cultural immersion, and warm, boutique-style care. Every child — beginner or advanced — finds their perfect mountain here.
Each day balances alpine adventure with meaningful off-snow experiences — cozy evening activities, nature walks, village visits, and optional Italian language sessions. Children return home not only stronger skiers, but more confident, independent, and connected to the world.
Who Montara Is Best For
- Children travelling internationally in a safe, well-supervised environment
- Children who enjoy being active outdoors and learning at their own pace
- Parents who value confidence, independence, and personal growth as much as sport
- Beginner and intermediate skiers building skills and confidence gradually
- Families seeking a safe, premium, small-group experience
- Schools looking for curated, well-structured international programs
Winter Activities
Skiing
Professional ski lessons on Cortina’s world-class slopes, including Tofana, home of the 2026 Winter Olympics.
- Level-based groups
- Certified instructors
- Safety-first approach
Evening Activities
Movie nights, team games, creative arts, talent evenings, and hot chocolate socials in a cozy alpine setting.
- Supervised activities
- Team bonding
- Creative expression
Cultural & Nature Immersion
Explore the beauty and heritage of the Dolomites through gondola rides, forest trails, and village visits.
- UNESCO nature trails
- Village cafés
- Frozen lake walks
Flexi-Time
Each day, campers choose how to recharge — warm cocoa, card games, snow play, or quiet creative time.
- Personal choice
- Well-being focus
- Independence building
Language Courses
Fun Italian sessions help children interact with locals, read signs, and order their favourite treats.
- Optional sessions
- Cultural confidence
- Practical phrases
Mountain-Top Lunch
Warm, hearty lunches in carefully selected altitude restaurants with stunning panoramic Dolomites views.
- Nourishing meals
- Scenic dining
- Shared stories
A Warm, Personal Alpine Stay
We keep our groups intentionally small.
Founders are present on-ground, ensuring care and comfort that big camps cannot match.
Children stay in cozy alpine hotels with nourishing meals, scenic views, and a “mountain home” feeling.
Safety At The Core
- Professional ski schools & certified instructors
- Child-friendly hotel arrangements
- Safe equipment fittings
- Strict safety protocols for all excursions
- Supervised slopes & transfers
Winter Overview
Montara’s winter philosophy is rooted in three pillars:
- Adventure builds confidence: Children learn to embrace the mountains, develop new skills, and conquer challenges.
- Connection builds character: Shared experiences create friendships, emotional resilience, and meaningful bonds.
- The mountains build both: Through structured routines, mindful reflection, and Italian alpine culture, Montara nurtures independence, joy, and self-belief. Our carefully curated schedule balances skiing, culture, rest, and boutique-level care — ensuring every child feels safe, supported, and inspired.
Ski Levels — FISI Certified Progression System
Weekly Winter Schedule
A structured, child-friendly week that balances adventure, rest, routine & reflection.
Dinner At Montara
Italian-inspired menus featuring pasta, soups, breads, vegetables, and kid-friendly dishes — balanced and comforting after a day outdoors.
Evenings At Montara
Cozy, reflective, connection-centered evenings. Children unwind with activities such as:
Final Night — Celebration, Prizes & Reflection
Prize-Giving Ceremony
Each child receives:
- FISI-based Ski Progression Certificate
- Special awards: Courage, Team Spirit, Most Improved, Kindness, Explorer of the Week
Reflection Circle
Children share:
- Their proudest moment
- A challenge they overcame
- A friendship they made
- What they discovered about themselves
Program Highlights
- High supervision ratio (1:2–1:4)
- FISI-Certified instructors
- Balanced ski + culture program
- Founders present on-ground
- Structured yet flexible
- Nutritious meals
- Small group sizes
- Safety-first protocols
What To Pack
Clothing
- Thermals
- Fleece layers
- Waterproof jacket & pants
- Gloves
- Wool socks
- Beanie
- Neck warmer
Ski Gear
(rentals available)
- Helmet (mandatory)
- Skis
- Boots
- Poles
- Goggles
Essentials
- Water bottle
- Sunscreen
- Lip balm
- Backpack
- Slippers
- Personal medication

