The ski season in the Andes It promises to be extraordinary this year, with abundant snow and ski centers that are ready to welcome skiers and snowboarders from all over the world. Recent heavy snowfall has allowed ski resorts across South America to bring forward the start of the 2024 ski season. In Chile, ski resorts such as Nevados de Chillán, Antillanca and Corralco have already been operational since mid-May.
Ski Portillo, one of Chile’s most iconic ski resorts, has also announced its early opening thanks to the intense storms that left nearly 180 cm of snow. The ski season at Ski Portillo, which celebrates its 75th anniversary this year, began on June 1 with the opening of its slopes for skiing during the weekends, being ready for the Winter Break. Hotel Portillo will open its doors to guests on June 20, offering a complete experience for visitors.
Stay in Ski Portillo During this winter holiday, accommodation can vary in cost depending on the type of accommodation. Rates for 7-day ski weeks start at US$3050 for a Valley View room (per person based on double occupancy). For those who prefer a more budget-friendly option, the Octagon Lodge offers rooms at US$2050 (quad occupancy), while the lodge-style Inca is available for US$1550. These prices include accommodation, four meals per day, lift tickets, and all resort amenities, ensuring a first-class ski experience.
Ski Portillo is not only popular with local skiers, but also attracts visitors from the northern hemisphere looking to extend their ski seasonSince its founding in 1949, it has been a preferred destination for its excellent snow quality and luxury facilities. The resort’s slopes and hotel are prepared to offer guests an unforgettable experience, with activities that go beyond skiing, including spa options, a gym and entertainment programs.
Valle Nevado, another prominent ski resort in Chile, has also opened its doors ahead of schedule. The main ski resort in Chile ski The country’s snow season began on May 31, after a snowstorm that left a layer of 120 cm. Ricardo Margulis, General Manager of Valle Nevado, expressed his excitement about welcoming American skiers and snowboarders, who can enjoy an endless winter in the Chilean Andes. Daily tickets to Valle Nevado cost $27.80, and children under 12 and seniors 75 can ski for free.
