Aletsch Arena

The Aletsch Arena is the place for a refreshing stay in Switzerland and for a liberating experience in the Alps. At the heart of the Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch UNESCO World Heritage Site lies the Great Aletsch Glacier. It has always held a special fascination for tourists and locals alike.

Alpe d'Huez

A great high altitude resort with extensive high sunny slopes, gentle sunny nursery slopes, good mountain restaurants and a lively apres ski scene. There is a fast efficient lift system and a huge snow making installation

Andermatt

Andermatt’s Nätschen ski area is the perfect destination for your next ski break now that it has been fully linked in both directions to the Sedrun ski area. There’s 120km of pistes in the newly linked ski area, but the main attractions definitely come away from the run markers.

Arosa

Arosa is a well established resort combining tradtional sophistication with the more casual and relaxed atmosphere of today. The village and most of the pistes are south facing, but snow conditions are very good thanks to the altitude.

Aspen

Colorado skiing conditions are known as some of the finest in the world, with facilities to match and Aspen is a delightful mixture of gracious old buildings and lively bars. The former mining town enjoys picturesque settings of the Colorado resorts, located in the Roaring Fork Valley.

Auris en Oisans

Just 1 hour from Grenoble, Auris is a small, family friendly mountain resort with exceptional views of the Meije and the snowy peaks of the National Park of the Ecrins. Linked via ski lifts to the Alpe d'Huez ski area, this resort is an excellent choice for a relaxed, familyski holidayin France.

Avoriaz

Avoriaz is in the heart of the great Portes du Soleil area and is modernism integrated perfectly into the countryside. Avoriaz is great for all the family to enjoy and is pedestrianised so extra safe for the children – this also means that you can ski to your front door!

Bad Kleinkirchheim

BKK as Brits call it. Bad Kleinkrichheim is tucked away in the Nock Mountain National Park in Carinthia in the far south of Austria. We exclusively offer the sumptuous Nock Resort and if you can find a better priced 4 star ski in ski out spa hotel resort then let us know.

Baqueira Beret

Baqueira Beret is the largest skiiable station in Spain with 120km of slopes. Inaugurated on the 6th December 1964, it is located at the Aran Valley in the province of Lerida and is the only Spanish ski station located on the north face of the pirenees, favouring the abundance of snow.

Celerina

Celerina is located at the heart of the Engadine/St Moritz holiday region. The area is particularly sunny and is regarded as the Engadine's sunniest resort. The base station of the Celerina mountain transport system provides optimum access to the ski region and is easily reached on foot.

Chamonix

Chamonix guarantees quality snow, often referred to as the ‘Grand old lady of alpine resorts’ since it lies at the bottom of one of the most beautiful panoramas in the Alps. Major attractions include the Aiguille du Midi Cablecar and the red cogwheel train of Montenvers.

Chatel

This lively resort is known as one of the more down to earth resorts in France. It offers great value accommodation and excellent bus services. Sitting alongside traditional farming roots, it is known as one of the largest internationally linked ski resorts in Europe.

Cortina d'Ampezzo

Courchevel

Courchevel is set amidst stunning scenery in Les Trois Vallees and has a good range of mountain restaurants. It is excellent for all ski abilities with black powder runs for experts and lots of great green and blue runs for beginners.

Crans Montana

Located on a stunning, south facing plateau above the Rhone Valley, Crans Montana is certainly hard to beat. For skiing and snowboarding, there are 140 km of slopes available and 19 lifts. The winter sports area is situated between the elevations of 1,510 and 2,927m.

Davos

The famous resort of Davos consists of two large villages, Davos Dorf and Davos Platz which have merged into one, stretching alongside the Landwasser river. At 1,560m, it is one of the largest towns in Europe and has grown to become Switzerland's largest ski resort.

Dimaro Val di Sole

The Italian Dolomites are one of the most beautiful mountain on with pink granite forested slopes and tasty Italian food. Dimaro is set in the Val di Sole ski area which includes the famous Madonna di Campiglio with lots of skiing and great mountain access with the new lift from Daolasa.

Engleberg

Engleberg has a high distinctive mountain and some classic off piste runs which sits above the valley town with an ancient monastry. The resort is easily reached from Zurich and there is reliable snow on the high shady slopes of Titlis.

Flaine

Modern high altitude resort sharing a fantastic ski area the Grand Masif with pretty rustic villages. Big varied area with plenty of terrain to suit most levels. Reliable snow in the main bowl. Compact convenient car free village with traditional villages close by.

Flirsch

This idyllic village in the heart of the Stanzer Valley is nestled in the lap of the Lechtal Alps. On a guided ski tour, you can explore the mountains around the town or enjoy the silent magic of an evening snowshoe hike. The Arlberg ski area is reached quickly and easily on the free ski bus.

Geilo

Geilo is a beautiful, unspoiled ski resort on the railway line between Oslo and Bergen. Its widely spread hotels, children’s facilities and superb cross-country trails provide a great choice. The slopes are spread across two separate mountains, one a bus ride from the resort.

Grindelwald

Grindelwald is one of the largest resorts in the Bernese Oberland and lies at the foot of the north face of the famous Eiger. Although it is the only resort in the Jungfrau Region accessible by car, its position at the end of the Lutschine valley means that little traffic passes through.

Gstaad

Gstaad Saanenland is located in the Bernese Oberland, on the border between German and French speaking parts of Switzerland. The region is made up of nine villages with Gstaad at its centre and attracts visitors all year round with its superb Alpine setting and wealth of leisure activities.

Hemsedal

Hemsedal is known as the Scandinavian Alps and offers skiing from three peaks, all above 1000 metres. Snow parks, competition arenas and steep slopes, combined with challenging off-piste, make Hemsedal ideal for adventurous skiers of all ages.

Isola

Isola 2000 is a small purpose built resort in the south of France thus easy to combine skiing with a couple of days by the sea. The nearest airport at Nice is about 90 minutes drive.

Killington

Killington offers skiers of all abilities a choice of wide-open groomed cruisers and classic New England runs serviced by 22 lifts including two gondolas and a high-speed 6 person chair. The resort offers multiple terrain features for snowboarders and freeskiers including The Stash

Klosters

Although Klosters has been associated with the jet-set, film stars and even royalty, it still remains a friendly, Swiss village with picturesque chalets and horse-drawn sleighs. Klosters Platz is the main community and is centred around the railway station and the Gotschna cablecar.

La Clusaz

La Clusaz is renowned for its rustic charm, cross country skiing and its 70km of marked pisted down trails. Proud of it's hospitality and charm, it has an array of accommodation, restaurants and nightclubs. It also has a cinema and holds a variety of events.

La Grave

La Grave is a superb mountain for good skiers and free riders. La Grave enjoys a legendary status among experts. This is an off piste mountain usually crowd free with good snow linked to Deux Alpes.

La Plagne

La Plagne is a large resort, which ranks alongside the Three Valleys resort. It has 125 different ski runs and is a good all year round ski resort. There are 6 high mountain resorts welcoming both skiers and non-skiers. This resort is great for all abilities especially for intermediates and families.

La Rosiere

La Rosiere is a traditional great value French resort in the Savoie at an altitude of 1850m and links to La Thuille in Italy. Lots of south facing slopes back to the village to top up that winter tan. There are 37 lifts giving 150km of slopes.

La Tania

La Tania is a great family resort and a good-value base for skiing in the Three Valleys. With a perfect location between Courchevel and Meribel, there’s easy access to both resorts. It’s truly ski-in, ski-out, with snow cannons ensuring that the runs back to resort are kept in good condition.

Laax - Switzerland

Laax is more than just a winter resort. Laax is an experience. It boasts 220km of pistes, 4 snowparks, Europe's largest half pipe and the first indoor freestyle hall. The resort also has the Freestyle Academy and the iconic hotel

Le Grand Bornand

Lech Arlberg

Lech is one of the best with a captivating blend of reliable snow, village charm and lavish comfortable hotels. There is a picturesque traditional village, sunny and uncrowded slopes with an excellent snow record and extensive snow making. 

Lenzerheide

Les Arcs

Les Arcs has a huge, extremely varied ski area with perfect snow coverage. It is family orientated and there are lots of facilities for children, including groups and entertainment. Les Arcs is also great for cross-country ski and has plenty of sports shops, bars, clubs and restaurants.

Les Carroz D'Araches

You pass through Les Carroz on the drive to Flaine and this lower village is perfect for a skiing base. The pleasant village is part of the big, varied Grand Massif. Over the years, Les Carroz has built more modern structures while retaining the architecture of the Haute-Savoie.

Les Deux Alpes

Ski holidays in Les Deux Alpes are great for skiers and snowboarders alike, with extensive ski terrain, efficient lift system and lots of sun on south-facing slopes. Its 200km of pistes will eventually be linked to Alpe d'Huez creating a 3 resort area with La Grave also.

Les Menuires

Situated below Val Thorens, Les Menuires has easy access to over 600km of piste without having to break the bank. It’s a well-functioning ski resort, brimming with purpose-built accommodation and situated in a brilliant location.

Les Saisies

Les Saisies is a charming ski resort located in the French Alps, offering an idyllic destination for winter sports enthusiasts and families alike. Nestled in the heart of the Beaufortain massif, the resort boasts an extensive ski area with over 150 km of pistes, catering to all levels of ability.

Madonna di Campiglio

Madonna di Campiglio is one of Italy's top resorts, offering 150km of well-groomed slopes, stunning Dolomite scenery and a lot to do off the slopes. The mostly tree-lined slopes of the ski area are an intermediates paradise, but there are some good beginner areas alongside some steeper terrain.

Mayrhofen

Large lively resort with reliable snow and an extensive ski area with high slopes and also access to Hintertux Glacier by car. Mayrhofen is a favourite offers great skiing and huge nightlife for those who just like never to go to bed and dance in their ski boots.

Megeve

Megeve has a medieval heart and is one of the original purpose-built French ski resorts. It’s charming old town centre and smart accommodation makes this an ideal resort for families with fab mountain restaurants, scenic slopes and plenty of things to do off the slopes.

Meiringen

Meiringen is an unspoiled valley town with access to quiet crowd free slopes. There are great views towards the Jungfrau area and the nearby lakes. The resort is cheap by Swiss standards, the slopes are sunny and there is also plenty to do off the slopes.

Meribel Mottaret

Meribel is at the heart of the 3 valleys – the biggest inter-linked wintersport area in the world! In Meribel alone there are 94 miles of groomed runs, and a variety of amazing terrain. Meribel caters for both adults and children and so is fun for all the family.

Monterosa

One of Europe's best kept secrets with three unspoilt and uncrowded valleys linked by over 180km of piste and extensive off-piste terrain, Monterosa ski area brings together the resorts of Champoluc, Gressoney and the remote resort of Alagna in the Piemonte.

Montgenevre

With a laid-back atmosphere and mesmerising scenery, Montgenevre remains one of the top options for visitors looking for a relaxing ski holiday in one of the most picturesque areas of Europe. It is an attractive alpine village with a good range of skiing for all skill sets.

Morillon & Samoens

Morillon & Samoens are beautiful villages connected directly to the Grand Massif ski area. They are wonderful locations and the skiing is tree lined which is great during all weather conditions. The Grand Massif ski pass connects to Flaine which gives an easily accessed high altitude options.

Morzine

A large lively year round resort with its own attractive slopes and linked by lift to The Porte du Soleil ski area, Morozine features a large local piste area, good nightlife, lots of tree line runs and a very conveninent location for transfers from Geneva airport.

Murren

A beautiful, cosy little alpine village. Murren lies at the foot of the Schilthorn and is the highest ski resort in the area. Set on a sunny plateau, approachable only by cable car or funicular railway, making it completely car free and therefore an ideal resort for families with young children.

Pettneu

Saas Fee

This charming village in the Canton Valais is surrounded by impressive mountains, most notably the Dom which is the highest mountain completely within Switzerland. The picturesque village has retained a typical chalet-style appearance and is completely car free.

Saint Jean d'Arves

Sainte Foy

Sainte Foy is a special place for Gareth having lived there for 2 winters in the early nineties which was when this beautiful rustic ski resort was born. Sainte Foy (St Foy) is located in a spectacular mountain range just down the valley from Val.

Selva

Selva, also known as Val Gardena, is the largest village on the Sella Ronda ski circuit in Italy. This ski area in the Italian Dolomites will leave you spell bound. The skiing is perfect for beginners & intermediates with well groomed pistses and wonderful pink granite mountains.

Serre Chevalier

Serre Chevalier offers a great French ambience a big varied ski area with lots of woodland runs and  old villages with character. The area offers good value and is very friendly and welcoming. There is 250km of pistes and 66 lifts with a skiing altitude up to 2750m the village is set at 1200m.

St Anton

St Anton is a top alpine resort with lots of varied terrain for intermediates and good skiers with heavy snowfalls and a car free village centre to retain its traditional charm. There is a very lively apres ski scene. The nursery slopes are snow sure which is great for childrens ski school.

St Christoph

St. Christoph is one of the Alps' highest ski resorts: a spacious yet very cozy mountain hut offering 700 guest beds. St. Christoph offers a few hotels and inns. The evenings are best whiled away in rustic lounges where you can sample hearty dishes, fine wines and happy laughter.

St Moritz

St Moritz is situated in the heart of the England valley and is one of the best known resorts in the world. Its sparkling dry climate is famous, not only as the birthplace of winter tourism and modern Alpine sports, but it is the only resort in Switzerland to have hosted the Winter Olympics.

Stowe

In a place where the history, community and landscape are legendary for hospitality and adventure, Stowe Mountain Resort in Stowe Vermont has reinforced its internationally respected brand with world-class improvements both on and off the mountain.

Strengen

Right at the entrance to the Stanzer Valley, Strengen will make an impression lying on the centuries-old Roman road to the Arlberg. Skiing in Strengen means first climbing on your own steam before enjoying the superb downhill descent.

Sugarbush

Sugarbush brings some of the flavor of western skiing to the East. The resort offers 111 trails of terrain for beginners, intermediates, and experts, spread across two mountains: Lincoln Peak and Mt. Ellen with a chairlift and a shuttle bus that connect the two.

Tignes

Tignes is linked with Val d'Isere and forms the Espace Killy with a combined 300km of slopes from the Brevieres Village up to the Grand Motte Glacier. It has modern lifts, unlimited skiing, great ski schools and a range of shops.

Val d'Isere

Val d'Isere lies between two valleys, both with variable conditions and terrain so there is something to suit every ability. Val d'Isere has endless amounts of snow, excellent on & off piste terrain and breathtaking views.

Val di Sole

Val Thorens

Val Thorens is the highest ski resort in Europe and is placed in a circle dominated by 6 glaciers. It is top of the three valleys and is the largest ski area in the world. The resort is car free and is ski-in, ski-out with exceptional snow quality, breathtaking scenery and 8 skiable peaks.

Valloire Maurienne

Valloires still feels like a real mountain village with a 17th Century baroque church and market square with creperies, fromageries and nice restaurants.  It is a great resort for beginners and intermediates with good nursery slopes and nice cruising runs.

Valmeinier Maurienne

Valmeinier's two villages share slopes which are linked to Valloire.  Valmeiniers old village sits at 1500m while the new purpose built village is at 1800m. This is a good ski area for beginners and intermediates and the child care facilities are very good.

Vars & Risoul

Were they nearer Geneva, Risoul and its linked neighbour Vars would be better known internationally; as it is, they retain a very French atmosphere. Risoul is a quiet, purpose-built apartment-based resort, popular with families and in a pleasantly woody setting.

Verbier

Famed for its world-class off piste terrain, vibrant night life and vast linked ski area, Verbier is quite rightly a Ski Club favourite. The 410km of pistes extend across four valleys and are littered with classic off piste routes – such as the Tortin, Vallon d’Arbi, Mont Fort and Mont Gelé.

Vercorin

Villars

At a height of 1,300m, Villars is set on a sunny plateau above the Rhone valley, with superb views over the Alpes Vaudoises. It is a relaxing, relatively quiet family resort and is an ideal beginner's resort, with approximately 50 percent of the 67 ski slopes suitable for this level.

Wengen

A car free village that consists mainly of wooden chalets with just a few larger hotels. It is popular with British visitors, many of whom return year after year. It is a friendly resort with several good restaurants and popular bars providing a simple but varied choice of evening entertainment.

Whistler

Whistler is unlike any other resort in North America. In some respects the scale, the high bowls, glaciers and the scenery is more like an Alpine resort. But like most resorts on the western side of North America, it offers the benefits of great snow and a lot of woodland runs too.

Zermatt

Zermatt is arguably Switzerlands top resort for stunning scenery, slopes and apres ski. As a resort, Zermatt is very popular with non-skiers too thanks to the numerous activities on offer, including winter walking paths, skating and curling rinks, and indoor courts.

Zinal

A rustic village with fab scenery and some of Switzerland's best offpiste steep terrain, Zinal boasts a cable car from town that whisks you to Sorebois at the heart of the local ski area while a lift-served off piste is excellent as is the descent down to Grimentz. See our Chalet in Zinal