. Follow our top five tips, from family ski specialists Ski Famille, for taking young children on a skiing holiday.1. Pick a efamily-frindly resort with a short transfer time Opt for a resort that doesn’t involve too long an airport transfer to minimise

Family travel tips from Chris Thompson, Director of Ski Famille, and father of Eva, threeWhat’s your recipe for the perfect family holiday? Something that combines lots of fun family time with an opportunity for adults to recharge the batteries

to shine in their roles so they can add real value to your holiday.Pick the perfect holiday for the following:Family with baby A week skiing in Zermatt between February half term and Easter makes for quieter slopes, with complimentary ski guides, and long

for children of all ages and one of the locations of our Scott Dunn children’s clubs (for children aged eight months to13 years) exclusive to guests travelling with us.* Family ski/adventure holiday One of our chalets in Val d’Isère, with lots have private

enjoy shell painting or crab racing, or experience the colourful marine life by snorkelling or scuba diving over the reef. * Family ski/adventure holiday Chalet Petit Mouflon in Les Gets in France is an Alpine-style chalet at the bottom of a tree

in our family who is mad keen to try it, but thankfully he doesn’t get anywhere near the height requirement, so instead we satisfy our curiosity by standing on the viewing platform and watching as guest after guest whizz by, with arms criss