All-inclusive ski · The Alps, Canada, Japan & China
Lift pass, ski lessons, kids clubs, gourmet dining and open bar in one single price: that is how Club Med turns ski week into the easiest trip of the year. Meet the brand's twenty or so snow resorts — compared one by one — and join the VIP list for the two big annual sales, always in March and September.
The universe
Skiing is wonderful — organising a ski trip, not always. Hotel, lift pass, ski school, rentals, mountain lunches, someone to look after the kids: every item is a separate supplier, a queue and a bill in euros. Club Med solved the puzzle with a single idea: put the entire snow week — slope-side lodging, passes, lessons, kids clubs, dining and bar — inside one price, settled before you leave home.
The result is a collection of around twenty snow resorts planted in the biggest ski areas on the planet: eleven in the French Alps (including the 600 km of Les 3 Vallées and the 425 km of Paradiski), one in Italy, one in Switzerland, one in Canada and seven across Japan and China — where the dry snow of Hokkaidō, the famous Japow, became legend among skiers.
And here is a detail few people know: in 2026, Brazil became Club Med's number one market in the world for snow sales — ahead of France itself. Mundo Kaa is right in the middle of that story: we are partners of the brand with a large sales volume, we know every resort, every room category and, above all, the sales calendar. This page gathers it all: the resorts compared one by one, a quiz to find yours and the VIP list that warns you first when prices drop.
( Unbeatable advantages )
It is not just comfort: it is arithmetic. A ski week has four big bills — lodging, lift pass, lessons and food. At Club Med the four become one, and it is already paid when you buckle your boots.
Lodging, a 6-day lift pass with free run of the ski area, group lessons and full board with open bar: all in one amount, settled before departure. On the mountain, your wallet stays in the room safe — and the exchange rate stops being a daily scare.
In the French Alps the teaching comes from the ESF — France's legendary national ski school — in included group lessons of up to 12 students, from your first glide to off-piste. Children from age 4 follow the official ESF star progression; snowboarding starts at 8.
Kids clubs by age group from 4 months to 17 years, with dedicated staff, ski lessons included from 4 to 17 and activities into the evening. Children up to 3 years 11 months stay free. Parents ski in peace — and the family reunites over hot chocolate.
Most resorts are ski-in/ski-out: you click into your skis at the door and glide into ski areas like Les 3 Vallées (600 km), Paradiski (425 km) and the Tignes–Val d'Isère area (300 km). No shuttle, no carrying gear across the village — the ski room takes care of everything.
Generous buffets, specialty restaurants, fondue and raclette in the Alps, wagyu and seafood in Hokkaidō — and an open bar all day long, from espresso to the mulled wine of après-ski. Several resorts have gourmet lounges right on the slopes, for lunch in your boots.
At the top of the pyramid, the Exclusive Collection: Val d'Isère and Kiroro Peak are entire 5Ψ resorts; Tignes, La Rosière, Les Arcs Panorama, Valmorel, Tomamu and Québec Charlevoix have Exclusive Collection spaces — suites, a champagne lounge and a dedicated concierge inside the resort.
France · 11 resorts · The heart of the collection
First chapter
Eleven resorts — more than half the snow collection — are planted in the biggest ski areas on the planet, almost all in Savoie: the 600 km of Les 3 Vallées, the 425 km of Paradiski, the 300 km of the Tignes–Val d'Isère area. This is where the mountain all-inclusive was born and refined for almost seventy years, with the ESF teaching at the door and fondue at dinner.
Not by chance, it is also Brazilians' favourite snow destination: Tignes, La Rosière, Val Thorens, Alpe d'Huez and Serre-Chevalier lead Club Med sales in Brazil year after year. From Geneva, the transfer climbs the valley in two to three hours — and when the flight is issued with the package, it is already included.
In Val Claret, with the Grande Motte glacier climbing to 3,500 m: dependable snow all season and 300 km of slopes shared with Val d'Isère. Ski-in/ski-out, an Exclusive Collection space and the title of Brazilians' favourite snow resort. For real skiers — and for those who intend to become one.
The world's only fully Exclusive Collection mountain resort, reopened in 2022 after a complete transformation. Champagne from 6 pm, a personal concierge, Spa by Cinq Mondes and one of the most charming villages in the Alps at the door. The absolute summit of Club Med snow.
At 2,300 m — the highest resort in the French Alps — inside Les 3 Vallées and its 600 km of slopes, with Mont Blanc views from the Cime Caron. A young vibe, contemporary architecture, an indoor climbing wall and guaranteed snow from December to April. The playground of hungry skiers.
Perched among pine trees above the Tarentaise valley, with contemporary architecture, an Exclusive Collection space and the 425 km of Paradiski at the door — 70% of the slopes above 2,000 m. Family in winter, mountain in summer: one of the most complete resorts in the collection.
At 1,950 m high above the Tarentaise, facing the sun and the valley. From here you literally ski into Italy: the 160 km of the San Bernardo area cross the Col du Petit Saint-Bernard to La Thuile. Savoyard architecture, a 650 m² spa, an Exclusive Collection space — and a darling of Brazilian families.
On the Saix plateau, one hour from Geneva, the rarest format in the collection: chalet-apartments of 2 to 5 bedrooms with concierge, a private ski room and the 265 km of the Grand Massif at the door. Club Med's answer for big families and groups of friends who want a roof of their own — with a full resort around it.
( And France has five more )
The sunniest resort in the Alps, with skiing up to 3,330 m and the mythical La Sarenne — 16 km, the longest run in Europe. Family and sunshine.
Freshly renovated, between the Écrins and Queyras natural parks: 300 days of sunshine a year, Spa by PAYOT and a wellness soul. Another best-seller in Brazil.
Beaufortain architecture, an Exclusive Collection space and chalet-apartments with the fireplace lit every day. Alpine charm in its purest state.
A chalet village in Paradiski, next to the Vanoise Express cable car, with the Le Belvédère terrace in its Exclusive Collection space and the 7 km Aiguille Rouge descent.
The iconic ten-storey building in Aime-la-Plagne, ski-in in Paradiski. Note for the savvy: it will be expanded from 2027 — the 2026/27 season is the last in its current form.
Italy · Switzerland · Canada · Other mountains
Second chapter
Outside France the collection changes accent without losing the formula. In Italy, Club Med skis the Torino 2006 Olympic slopes; in Switzerland it lives in Saint-Moritz — the birthplace of winter tourism and one of the most glamorous villages on the planet; in Canada it leans over the frozen St. Lawrence river, ninety minutes from Québec City.
Three different ways to live the same peace of mind: one single price, lessons included and the kids happy at the kids club. And the list will grow — a second Italian resort and the awaited Club Med Tremblant, in Canada, are already announced for 2028.
A village of wooden chalets in Piedmont, freshly renovated, with the Torino 2006 Olympic slopes and the ~440 km of the Via Lattea at the door. You ski in Italy and you lunch like Italy — and the stone-street village makes the most charming après-ski in the collection.
The most glamorous address in world winter, host of two Olympic Games: 350 km of slopes in the Upper Engadin between Corviglia and Corvatsch, the frozen lake, the village galleries and boutiques. Club Med is the smartest way to live a week in Saint-Moritz without surprises on the bill.
The first Club Med mountain resort in the Americas, ski-in/ski-out at Le Massif de Charlevoix — the biggest vertical drop east of the Rockies — with slopes plunging toward the St. Lawrence river. An Exclusive Collection space, 26 included activities and the best-served poutine of the winter.
There is a moment, late in the afternoon, when you realise you have not thought about money all day — not the lift pass, not the lessons, not the kids' hot chocolate. It was all included from the start.
The mountain all-inclusive Club Med has practised for almost 70 years
Japan & China · The most famous snow on Earth
Third chapter
Hokkaidō catches Siberian storms that cross the Sea of Japan and land on the island as the driest, lightest snow on the planet — the legendary Japow. Skiing it feels like floating. Club Med has four resorts on the island, and the package adds what only Japan can offer: onsen steaming in the snow, wagyu and seafood on the table, and Japanese service layered over the brand's French soul.
In China, three resorts complete the collection — including Yabuli, the country's largest ski area, and the hot springs of Changbaishan, in a UNESCO reserve near the Korean border. A tip from those who sell it: Japan has its own pre-sale, usually in January — one more reason to be on the VIP list.
The big family resort of Japow, opened in 2023 forty minutes from Otaru: ski-in/ski-out on the world's most coveted snow, four restaurants, a natural onsen with open-air bath and kids clubs from 4 months. The perfect gateway for a Brazilian family's Japanese ski debut.
Asia's first Exclusive Collection mountain resort, reserved for guests aged 12 and up: contemporary Japanese design, Spa by Mandara, ofuro and onsen, gourmet dining — and the same powder as the Grand, without the queues. Japan in ultra-refined form.
Hokkaidō's trendiest resort, in the heart of the island: powder on the slopes of Mount Tomamu, an Exclusive Collection space, the winter ice village — and Mina Mina Beach, Japan's largest indoor wave pool, to end a ski day swimming somewhere warm.
Japan's intimate veteran, at the foot of Mount Sahoro in Tokachi: ski-in/ski-out, generous beginner-friendly slopes, izakaya-style dinners, an outdoor hot bath facing the mountain and immersion in Ainu culture. The refuge for Japow without the crowds.
China's largest ski area, where the national team trains: Olympic runs, hot springs, a climbing wall and the fierce, beautiful winter of Heilongjiang. For those who have skied the obvious and want a different story to tell.
Beidahu, among Jilin's frozen trees covered in rime ice; Changbaishan, inside a UNESCO reserve, with more than forty natural hot-spring pools for after the slopes. The final frontier of the collection — landscapes very few westerners have seen.
( The altitude map )
Village altitude matters: the higher the resort, the more dependable the snow at your door. Val Thorens leads at 2,300 m — and Tignes compensates with a glacier climbing to 3,500 m.
( The duel of the mountains )
Tap the names to build your podium — up to three resorts at a time, from any country. Altitude, ski area size, kids clubs, category: the decision becomes visual.
Up to 3 resorts at a time — tap a fourth to replace the oldest pick.
Approximate figures, gathered from the official resort and ski area pages — we confirm everything when preparing your quote. Ψ = Tridents, Club Med's comfort rating.
( The snow quiz )
Three questions, thirty seconds — and the page points to the resorts that fit you. At the end, one tap sends your pick straight to the VIP list.
Result
Your family podium
( The calendar secret )
Club Med concentrates its big snow campaigns in two windows: March, when sales open for the following season with the best conditions of the year, and September, month of the Club Med sales fair — the campaign that bundles lodging and flights. The windows last only a few days — and the best weeks and room categories sell out first.
Exact dates vary each year and are confirmed by Club Med close to each campaign.
Day by day
A seven-night skeleton in the Alps to set the rhythm — in Japan or Canada the logic is the same, only the accent changes. Everything can be adjusted to your pace.
Transfer climbing the valley from Geneva, check-in with mulled wine and the magic of Easy Arrival: gear and lessons booked before boarding, boots fitted at the ski room and lift pass in hand. On the first night the buffet introduces the house cuisine — and the kids already leave with new friends.
Debut morning: everyone in their ESF group — adults by level, children on the star progression, the little ones at Mini Club. Lunch overlooking the slopes, an afternoon of practice and, at day's end, that collective pride over hot chocolate: everybody made it down the first slope.
Lesson in the morning, ski area in the afternoon: with the lift pass included, the mountain has no turnstile. You ride higher with every lift — up to the panorama that justifies the trip. Lunch at the slope-side lounge, boots on, and the last run with the sun dropping behind the peaks.
Strategic rest mid-week: a morning at the heated pool facing the mountain, a snowshoe walk in the forest, spa (book ahead), an afternoon in the village — shop windows, coffee, that cheese shop. In Japan, it is onsen day; in Québec, the outing to the old city.
Your body has understood the movement: this is the day the blue run starts feeling green. Advanced groups taste fresh snow off-piste with the instructor; beginners discover they can keep up with their kids. In the afternoon, family activities with the G.O.s — and the photo of the trip usually happens today.
Last day on the lift pass: the favourite run repeated without hurry, the long mountain lunch, the final descent on video. Late afternoon brings the ceremony the kids wait for all week — the ESF medals and stars — and at night, the farewell dinner with the resort crowd.
Breakfast without hurry, the ski room taking everything back drama-free, transfer to the airport. Or not: two days in Paris on the way home, Annecy and Geneva down the valley, Tokyo and Kyoto stitched onto Japan. Snow as a chapter of a bigger trip — our specialty.
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How we travel
The rate is the same as the official site — the difference is everything that comes with it. We are a partner agency with a large Club Med sales volume, and snow is one of our specialties.
Booking with us does not cost more: the rate is Club Med's, campaigns included. The difference is having someone who knows the resorts from the inside choosing with you — and taking care of everything after the word "book".
A family with a baby does not match a 12+ resort; an expert does not match a small ski area; connecting rooms sell out first. We cross ages, levels and expectations with what each resort truly delivers — the comparison tool on this page is just the start of the conversation.
We follow Club Med campaigns all year — March, September and the Japan pre-sale — and warn the VIP list beforehand. Entering the window with your quote ready is the difference between choosing week and category… or taking what is left.
Well-connected flights to Geneva, Montréal or Sapporo, the right transfer up the valley, insurance with real winter-sports cover: we tie down the whole logistics — and when the flight is part of the Club Med package, the transfer is already included.
Paris on the way to the Alps, Tokyo and Kyoto stitched onto Hokkaidō, Québec City after Charlevoix. The snow week gives more when it becomes a chapter of a bigger trip — and designing that trip is our craft.
From the first quote to the flight home, you talk to people — in Portuguese, at any hour. A missed connection, a doubt at the resort, a change of plan: it gets solved with one message, no call centre in France.
Know before
Practical information — including what is NOT included, because that is how trust is built.
The snow season runs from late November to early May in the northern hemisphere — that is, outside Brazilian July holidays. The buying windows, however, are March and September: you buy ahead, you travel the following winter.
Included: lodging, full board with open bar, a 6-day lift pass, group lessons (ski from 4, snowboard from 8), kids clubs from 4 to 17, activities and shows. Children up to 3 years 11 months stay free.
Extra: equipment rental (bookable ahead via Easy Arrival), Baby and Petit Club (4 months–3 years, at selected resorts with limited places), private lessons, spa treatments and the transfer when the flight is not part of the package. No surprises: your quote lists everything.
You will be surprised. Club Med is possibly the best place in the world to debut on snow: group lessons every day from absolute zero, instructors used to adult beginners and nursery slopes at the door. Within a week, almost everyone skis down on their own.
For children it is even easier: the ESF star progression turns lessons into a game, and the end-of-week medal becomes the most coveted trophy in the house. From 2 to 3 years old there is playful snow-garden initiation, at resorts with a Petit Club.
Passport valid for at least six months; Brazilians need no visa for tourism in Europe (Schengen), Japan or Switzerland — Canada requires an eTA or visa, depending on the case. We check the whole family's documents before ticketing.
In the suitcase: thermal layers, gloves and goggles — snow jackets and trousers can be brought or bought in the village; the heavy gear (skis, boots, helmet) is rented at the resort. Travel insurance with winter-sports cover is indispensable, and we quote it together.
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