Too early to be thinking of Christmas?
We might be in the middle of a scorching summer, but that doesn’t mean it’s too soon to secure a cool, snow-filled trip to the slopes. Last season’s amazing conditions have meant people are snapping up snowboard trips early, but there are still some great Christmas deals up for grabs.
Packages with flights and transfers let you sort out the main parts of your holiday in one go, letting you confirm your Christmas trip, then get back to enjoying the sunshine.
Chalet de Verbier, Verbier
Just off Place Centrale and 5 minutes from Verbier’s main gondolas, this property offers the benefits of chalet catering (including a traditional Christmas dinner with champagne) in hotel accommodation. Departing on the 22nd December, a 7-night holiday comes with Gatwick flights and transfers for £1104pp.
Chalet de Verbier, Verbier
The Pinnacle Hotel, Whistler
The Pinnacle Hotel, Whistler
Only a couple of minutes’ walk from the centre of Whistler, The Pinnacle’s studios come with a private Jacuzzi and sleep up to 4 guests. The hotel is popular for its onsite restaurants and also has a heated outdoor pool. Setting off on the 20th of December, a 7-night package with Newcastle flights and transfers is from £1491pp.
Chalet Eisfall, St Anton
Chalet Eisfall, St Anton
In historic Nasserein and right over the road from the gondola, the Eisfall chalet has 5 en suite bedrooms and sleeps 10-12 guests. On the week beginning 22nd December, a seven night stay with Gatwick flights, transfers and chalet catering costs £1021pp.
Chamois Blanc Apartments, Chamonix
Chamois Blanc Apartments, Chamonix
In Chamonix Sud, the self-catered Chamois Blanc apartments sleep up to 5 guests and are positioned near shops and a bakery as well as 3 minutes from the Aguile du Midi cable car. Packaged with Edinburgh flights and airport transfers, a seven night stay from the 22nd December is priced at £631pp.
We found these offers on SNO https://www.sno.co.uk/ski-holidays/christmas-ski-holidays/
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Verbier
Extremely good resort with some of the best extreme terrain in Switzerland and the world for that matter.
St Anton
By far the best freeriders resort in Austria and backed up by a world class village. It all comes at quite a price and the British invasian is leaving it less Austrian every year.
Chamonix
Chamonix offers some truly excellent freeriding and great natural freestyle terrain. It's not great for beginners and can suffer if there's not much snow. It's rough round the edges - but therein lies its charm. If you can, wait until there's fresh snow then jump in your car.
Whistler/Blackcomb
Major riding for all styles and all levels, especially backcountry and amazing park and pipes.But take note: lift queues can be very long, especially at Easter and Christmas. Avoid major holidays if an option and Sundays are quieter than Saturdays, especially on Blackcomb. Great summer riding on Blackcomb Glacier.