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Skiing in Switzerland

Ski Verbier

Switzerland has a rich winter sports history and is the home of modern downhill skiing. It's no wonder it is still a popular destination with UK holidaymakers looking to soak up some of the rustic charm offered by Skiing in Switzerland.

Skiing in Switzerland
Skiing in Switzerland is a joy for all levels of skiers, especially for those at intermediate to advanced level who can find a vast array of challenging terrain, and even some of the toughest skiing in Europe. Snowboarders will also be happy, with great powder to be found throughout the season, as well as some of the best snowparks in Europe.

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Verbier , Switzerland

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These chalets represent fantastic value for money due to their amazing location in this first class resort. They have been refresh...

Ski resorts in Switzerland
Ski resorts in Switzerland are generally beautiful. Whereas France is the home of the unattractive purpose built resort, Switzerland is definitely the home of the quaint mountain village that has been transformed into a year round resort destination. For this reason Swiss ski resorts are among the most picturesque in the world, dotted with wooden chalet buildings and full of rustic charm.

Many regard Swiss ski resorts as highly expensive. Whilst this is in part true, often things are no more expensive than in top French ski resorts, and whilst the prices may be higher, the real difference is in the quality. From food in mountain restaurants to service in hotels, what you get for your money in Switzerland is generally top class.

Verbier
Widely regarded as one of the most fashionable resorts in Switzerland, Verbier is home to some of the most extreme skiing in Europe, and some of the most extreme nightlife to match. With easy access to the Mont Fort glacier at 3300m there is guaranteed good quality snow all season, and an extensive lift system across 4 valleys mean that you will never get bored with over 410km of pisted runs at your ski tips. Skiing in Verbier

Chalet Savoleyres

New to our Verbier programme last season, this delightful chalet apartment is ideal for skiers looking for a quiet location to escape to after a day�s skiing. Whilst bedrooms are simply furnished the chalet benefits from a modern open-plan living/dining area with an attractive open fire in front of which to relax after a day on the slopes.

Chalet Savoleyres� greatest asset is the stunning view over the valley from its sunny balcony and picture windows � simply the best views in town.

Chalet Savoleyres

Chalet Tai Pan

Chalet Tai Pan is a simple mountain chalet that is excellent value for money with convenient access to skiing. Simply furnished, the light and spacious open-plan living/dining room has an attractive stone and timber fireplace. The door from the living room leads out onto the balcony which has excellent views of the village and the neighbouring mountains.

Chalet Tai Pan

Chalet Rendezvous

This chalet represents fantastic value for money due to its amazing location in this first class resort. The chalet is split over three levels with exterior access to each floor. Although it is modestly furnished, it is priced accordingly and is a good, comfortable choice. Guests can relax by a log fire in the cosy living area on the middle level and enjoy the view from its sunny, south-facing balcony.

Chalet Rendezvous

Apr�s Ski in Switzerland
Apr�s ski in Switzerland is a fairly lively affair, if not quite as lively as its Austrian counterpart. You can be sure of finding animated bars post-skiing and many clubs and discos that become busy later in the night. Of course this varies from resort to resort, and there are always quieter places in which to unwind with a quiet drink if techno isn't high on your list. Resorts like Verbier are well known nightlife hotspots, and attract a young and affluent crowd who are happy to party from the close of lifts until he early hours!