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This Curated Adventure celebrates winter in all its facets. In the afternoon, we take a horse-drawn carriage ride to Lej da Staz – the lake in the middle of the magnificent Staz pine forest – and don ice skates to glide across the frozen water. After taking in sunset from the lakeside, we hike back to the hotel through snow-covered forests accompanied by the glow of torchlight.
On this Curated Adventure, each step brings fresh delights as we soak up the night’s magic under the starry sky. The destination of our hike is the mystical Lej Nair (the ‘Black Lake’), in a valley framed by majestic mountains. As we walk, our path is lit by the warm glow of flickering torches.
The Engadin through the eyes of an artist Trace the footsteps of Italian painter Giovanni Segantini on an exclusive guided tour of the Segantini Museum and the painter’s former studio in Maloja. You’ll dive deep into the legacy of the famous artist: a journey through time via the wintry landscapes he so masterfully captured.
Nowhere is the power of winter felt more than in the everlasting ice of a glacial cave. Together with an experienced guide, our outdoor butler will accompany you into the ice caves of the Morteratsch Glacier. This empowering expedition is a gateway to another world.
Sit back and let magnificent huskies pull you across the glistening snow as your guide provides a glimpse into the lives of these highly specialised working dogs. This extraordinary experience will leave you with a newfound love for this friendly breed and a heart full of lasting memories.
Glide across the ice on skates, where art meets winter magic. The
frozen lake is transformed into a stage for elegance and skill. This sport demands balance and grace, but also provides magical moments that convey a feeling of boundless freedom with every turn.
On clear winter days, the snow-covered Staz forest beckons you to stroll through the picturesque winter landscape and meet some of its very special inhabitants. The birds are particularly keen for food during winter and will often approach you and eat out of your hand. Tip: You don't need to bring your own bird food. The Staz forest has numerous feeding stations with appropriate feeds for the species that live here.
