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Our European Destinations

Austria

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£485pp

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Austria’s ski resorts are renowned for their world-class slopes, picturesque Alpine scenery, and charming villages. Popular destinations like St. Anton and Kitzbühel attract international crowds, offering a blend of challenging terrain and après-ski culture.
 
However, Austria also boasts hidden gems like Hochkönig and Obertauern, which offer fewer crowds and breathtaking views. These lesser-known resorts provide excellent skiing opportunities, cozy atmospheres, and are perfect for those seeking a more authentic and serene winter experience.

Bulgaria

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£295pp

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Bulgaria's ski resorts offer fantastic value and diverse terrain, making them a hidden gem for winter sports enthusiasts.

Bansko is the most popular, boasting modern infrastructure, varied slopes, and vibrant après-ski. Borovets, nestled in the Rila Mountains, offers excellent slopes and a rich historical atmosphere. Pamporovo, ideal for beginners, has sunny weather and scenic runs. Lesser-known gems like Chepelare provide a quieter, more authentic experience, with fewer crowds and unspoiled landscapes.

Finland

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£1,030pp

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Finland offers excellent ski resorts, with Levi and Ylläs being among the most popular. These larger resorts boast well-maintained slopes, scenic landscapes, and plenty of winter activities like cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
 
For those seeking quieter, lesser-known spots, hidden gems like Pyhä and Salla are perfect. These smaller resorts provide a more tranquil experience, unspoiled nature, and shorter lift lines, making them ideal for those who prefer a peaceful, intimate skiing getaway.

France

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£365pp

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France boasts over 300 ski resorts, catering to all levels of skiers. Popular destinations like Chamonix, Val d'Isère, and Courchevel attract large crowds.
 
However, hidden gems such as Sainte-Foy, La Rosière, and Les Orres offer quieter, more intimate experiences with fewer crowds and beautiful natural settings. These smaller resorts provide a charming alternative for those seeking a more relaxed and authentic French alpine experience.

Germany

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£525pp

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Germany has a mix of well-known ski resorts and hidden gems perfect for winter sports enthusiasts. Famous areas like Garmisch-Partenkirchen boast world-class facilities, while lesser-known spots like Spitzingsee and Oberammergau offer quieter, charming alternatives.
 
Berchtesgaden, nestled in the Bavarian Alps, is a hidden gem offering stunning views and fewer crowds. These resorts provide opportunities for skiing, snowboarding, and winter hiking, making Germany a diverse and appealing destination for snow lovers.

Italy

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£525pp

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Italy's ski resorts offer a blend of world-class slopes and charming, lesser-known gems. The Dolomites, with resorts like Cortina d'Ampezzo, are renowned for their breathtaking scenery and luxury.
 
Hidden treasures like Alagna Valsesia and Prali provide more secluded, authentic experiences, perfect for skiers seeking unspoiled terrain and fewer crowds. Italy’s diverse ski areas, from the Alps to the Apennines, offer not just excellent skiing but also rich culture, gourmet cuisine, and stunning landscapes.

Slovakia

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£1,050pp

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Slovakia offers a variety of ski resorts, many nestled in the High and Low Tatras. Popular resorts like Jasná and Tatranská Lomnica provide excellent slopes, modern facilities, and stunning alpine views.
 
Hidden gems include places like Donovaly, ideal for families, and Štrbské Pleso, which boasts quieter trails and scenic beauty. Less crowded areas like Bachledova Dolina also offer a blend of skiing and winter activities, making Slovakia a perfect winter sports destination.

Spain

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£915pp

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Spain has diverse ski resorts, with the Pyrenees and Sierra Nevada standing out. Popular resorts like Baqueira-Beret in the Pyrenees boast excellent facilities and stunning scenery.
 
For hidden gems, try Formigal, a lesser-known resort with vast terrain, or La Molina, Spain's oldest ski area. Sierra Nevada, Europe’s southernmost resort, offers long ski seasons and Mediterranean views. Hidden gems like Cerler offer fewer crowds and scenic, challenging slopes perfect for skiing enthusiasts.

Switzerland

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£515pp

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Switzerland's ski resorts are renowned for their world-class slopes, luxurious accommodations, and stunning Alpine scenery. Iconic destinations like Zermatt, St. Moritz, and Verbier offer pristine skiing experiences for all levels.
 
However, hidden gems such as Arosa, Andermatt, and Laax attract those seeking quieter, less commercialized settings with equally impressive landscapes. These lesser-known resorts boast uncrowded slopes, charming villages, and excellent après-ski, making them perfect escapes for adventurous skiers and nature enthusiasts alike.

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