Agentina Ski Camps - 2010 Dates (call or email for pricing)
Departure One (under 18) |
July 17 – August 2 |
Departure Two (Mixed ages) |
August 1 – August 15 |
Departure Three (18 +) |
August 15 – August 29 |
Departure Four (18 +) |
August 29 – September 7 |
Camp includes coaching for: SkierCross, Park, and Freeride! Our massive skiercross track will be ready for action by departure #3, so please come join us for skier-x training.
Overview:
We take pride in offering “the experience of a lifetime” on all of our trips, and our Argentina ski camp is no exception. This camp package is a premium, all-inclusive package that offers 24/7 supervision from the moment campers arrive in Buenos Aires. Participants experience true winter snowboarding conditions between July and September while getting a unique look at the local culture. Also included: avalanche safety classes, a Spanish course and top coaches. Our coach to camper ratio is 1 to 5; our coaches ride with their groups all day with a focus on camper’s progression.
Typical day:
7.30 Rise and Shine
8:00 – 9:00 Breakfast
9:00 - 4:30 Mountain activities
4:30 – 6:00 Free Time (relax, change, snack-time)
6:00 – 8:00 Spanish Classes
8.00 – 9:30 Dinner
10:00 – 11:00 Activities / Clinics
11:00 Bed Time
Some key points that make this snowboard camp unique:
- Unique cultural spin on the typical summer camp with ski and snowboard trips to an exotic location
- Hotel and restaurant exclusive to our clients
- Tight Coach to Camper ratio of 1:5
- Unique look at Argentinean culture
- Avalanche Safety and Spanish courses included
- Doctor available on site at or home base
What's Included:
- 24 hour supervision (for those under 18)
- Coaching/Guiding
- Lodging at our exclusive hotel
- 3 meals a day at our exclusive restaraunt
- 14 days of lift passes
- Spanish Classes
- Group Activities & Events
- Buenos Aires City Tour
- Estancia Tour
- Special Events
- Camp Package (T Shirt, DVD, Stickers)
- Ground Transport
- Local guides to show you the best riding, and give you a true locals experience!
About the location:
BARILOCHE, ARGENTINA
Bariloche was founded in 1902 in the shadow of the great Andes Mountain Range and surrounded by 4 giant lakes: Nahuel Huapi, Gutierrez Lake, Moreno, and Mascardi Lake. The population of the town is roughly 130,000 and tourism is its main industry.
- It is Winter during the North American Summer
- Daylight is from 9 a.m. – 7 p.m. during camp
- The Andes mountain range is the highest mountain range outside Asia
- Full Service International Airport
- Modern Medical Facilities in town
- 150 Kinds of Chocolates
About the terrain, the mountain, the riding:
CERRO CATEDRAL SKI RESORT
We ride Cerro Catedral Alta Patagonia, the first and largest ski center in Argentina.
- 25 Minutes from our home base Hotel
- Peak elevation of 7,837 and vertical of 3,512 feet 40 lifts and 1,500 skiable acres
- backcountry options, mountain huts and in-bounds hiking
- Modern Medical Facilities on site
Snow Grind Technologies creates our terrain park. The park features two triple jump lines, a big air, and two rail lines.
Accommodation:
Enjoy a homey environment, in our Hotel, located in Bariloche, Argentina. The hotel is provided exclusively for our clients and staff.
Amenities include:
- Main Hotel on 6 acres of land
- 2 Restaurants, 1 Bar, Movie Theater, Game Room
- Freeride Demo Center with the latest ski and snowboard equipment and Camp Store
- Classroom for Spanish and Avalanche Awareness
- 24/7 Front Desk
- Free Wireless Internet
Quick Facts:
- During our camp, Argentina is 2 hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time, and 5 hours ahead of Pacific Standard Time.
- The language spoken in Argentina is Spanish and their dialect is called Castellano. Our staff encourages Spanish immersion on a day-to-day basis; language progression is possible for all campers.
- Currency:Argentinean Peso which is exchanged with the US dollar at a rate of about 3 pesos to 1 US dollar.
Safety:
Campers under 18 years will be under constant supervision and guidance by our staff. Argentina is one of the safest countries to visit in South America. Nonetheless, like any country, there are places to avoid and caution is exercised at all times.
Call toll free: 866.758.2267 or +1 970 372 4564
