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The Capra unveils luxury ski safari in the Swiss Alps

Experience Switzerland like never before

By Amanda Teague Published March 6, 2025

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Luxury and adventure come together with The Capra’s newly launched Valais Ski Safari, an exclusive experience designed for those looking to explore Switzerland’s most incredible ski regions in style. Based in the alpine village of Saas-Fee, the 5-star wellness hotel is offering guests the chance to ski across multiple world-class resorts, including Saas-Fee, Zermatt, Crans-Montana, and Verbier, with all logistics seamlessly handled by The Capra team.

Led by Swiss-certified guides, this bespoke ski adventure is tailored to small groups, ensuring a highly personalized experience. With 2,000 km of slopes to explore across 34 resorts, guests can enjoy everything from high-altitude glacier skiing to curated après-ski dining, all while The Capra team takes care of ski passes, equipment, and luxury transfers. Whether by car or helicopter, skiers can move effortlessly between iconic locations, experiencing the very best of the Swiss Alps.

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Prices start from $729 per person, per day in double occupancy for a Signature Double Room and $865 per person, per day in double occupancy for a Signature Suite.

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When you’re not conquering the slopes, The Capra offers a world-class retreat in the heart of Saas-Fee. Reopening for the 2025 winter season as a newly expanded 38-room boutique luxury hotel, this 5-star alpine escape offers both elegance and comfort. Guests can unwind at the Peak Health Spa, featuring a private jacuzzi, steam room, and sauna, or explore the fully stocked wine cellar for an evening of fine vintages.

For entertainment, The Capra boasts a Fun Lab packed with games, as well as a cozy library complete with a fireplace and large-screen projector for movie nights. Situated in Saas-Fee’s car-free village, the hotel provides easy access to year-round outdoor activities.

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