Is this the one from http://www.scuolasci-selva.it/ ?…read more A part of my snowboardbinding was broken. The guy took a lot of time to fix it, and although it was hard to fix, he made it. And the best of all, it costed me almost nothing! Very very good service!

Corvara golf club or by it's proper name, Golf Club Alta Badia is allegedly Europe's second highest…read moregolf course (I don't who which is the highest) and occupies an enviable spot above the village of Corvara with one of the most impressive backdrops on a golf course anywhere. The course itself is a 9 hole course and well maintained. It is open throughout the summer to members and non-members and the holes are challenging with spectacular scenery. It isn't cheap and last time I played it cost about EUR45 euros for 9 holes but it is worth doing as a one off just for the views and the feeling of playing golf somewhere completely different. Watch out for the 8th hole though which is a par 3 from an isolated tee off across a ravine to the green, oh and for that matter the 9th hole as well which tends to drag your ball into the nearby lake.

This high ropes course is relatively new and put up by the local guides just off the main road…read morebetween Corvara and Colfosco. It has three courses of varying difficulty nestled in the trees some 5 metres above the ground. The courses themselves aren't overly difficult if you have a head for heights but beware the nervous as some bits are a bit hairy and although you're always safe and fastened onto a safety wire it's easy to get a bit scared when the trees sway or you have to do one of the zip wires. It's not expensive though and to do all three grades of course is only EUR12 including all the kit so it is well worth a visit.

The Arabba Ski School is one of the best I've ever had tuition with and well worth using if you are…read morethere in winter and need lessons. The ski school office is located near the centre of the village and just up a small hill behind Café Peter, the centre point as it were of Arabba. Follow the small hill up and on the right just next to the fruit and veg shop is the ski school. They are very helpful in the office and speak good English and are good at fitting in what lesson requirements you have to their schedule. Group lessons are available as well as private lessons and they have 4 or 5 instructors that speak good English. Particular recommendations are Mario, Tanya, Stefano, Graziella, Lorenzo and Omar. Private lessons are great value for money and last an hour and I think they are the best money option there.

Was recommended this Ski hire shop by the tour rep and they didn't dissapoint…read more Wham bam thank you mam. Boots fitted first, they ski sorted to your height, then adjusted to the boots that fit you and finally the ski poles to match your height. Visited them the first day and no need to go back until the last day. One of the guys on the other group told me that he was told to go back after three days for more advanced skis but I was very happy with all my equipment. No complaints so would happily recommend them.