Kosher Ski & Heli-Skiing
Kosher heli-skiing in the Alps.
A kosher ski holiday pairs a private Alpine chalet catered to your kashrut standard with skiing — or heli-skiing with certified mountain guides — and a Shabbat with no lifts or flights scheduled. Olam plans days around snow, weather and your family's level, from first-timers to deep-powder skiers.
The chalet
A private chalet becomes home: kosher catering or a supervised chef, warm evenings, and Shabbat prepared in advance.
Above everything
Heli-skiing days are decided by mountain guides and conditions. Planning listens to the mountain — safety first, always.
Every level
Private instructors for beginners and children, guided off-piste for experts — the same family, different mountains.
Questions, answered
- Do I need to be an expert skier to heli-ski?
- Heli-skiing requires confident off-piste ability; mountain guides assess conditions and level. Non-heli days with private instructors suit other family members.
- Can the chalet be fully kosher?
- Food can be catered or cooked to your supervision standard; the arrangement is confirmed with you before travel.
- What about Shabbat on a ski trip?
- No lifts, flights or transfers are scheduled on Shabbat; meals are prepared in advance at the chalet.
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