Holiday Type / Advanced Ski

Traditionally a mecca for experts, challenging terrain and an extraordinary snow record have been enhanced by ongoing lift investment to open up glorious runs for all abilities. This remote and rugged valley is the setting for one of North America’s foremost ski destinations. Between the Teton Mountain range and Snake River lie Teton Village and the town of Jackson, the former full of appeal with a handful of restaurants and après-ski bars, the latter overflowing with western character and a cosmopolitan air. Antler arches decorate the four cor...

The slopes and glaciers of Val d’Isère encompass over 300 kilometres of prime ski terrain with an enviable snow record and dedicated clientele who return year after year. Renowned for its lively nightlife and legendary skiing, Val d’Isère’s partly-pedestrianised resort centre exudes the alpine authenticity of a mountain village enhanced by designer shops, Michelin-starred restaurants and a natural ice rink. Spirited après-ski at the top of La Daille gondola is a lively precursor to the energetic nightlife back down in the village. Glorious skii...

Now linked by a new cable car since 2016/17, the extensive slopes and varied terrain of the Arlberg holds the status as the largest linked ski area in Austria alongside consistently high snowfall. Since the first skiers ventured onto the slopes, St. Anton has developed into an international ski resort, a mecca for expert skiers and competent intermediates. Village life centres around the attractive pedestrianised main street with a wide selection of restaurants. The après-ski scene is as renowned as the skiing with energetic slope-side live mus...

Elegant and exuberant, Verbier combines scintillating skiing with inimitable Swiss hospitality making it the perfect destination for your next luxury ski holiday. Set in Switzerland’s largest ski region, the acclaimed Four Valleys, Verbier offers extensive and varied piste; the impressive lift system allows skiers to gain access to most runs including some of the best lift-served off-piste in the Alps. Its dramatic scenery and sunny location make it one of the world’s best ski resorts. The cosmopolitan village of Verbier is well attested for it...

The acclaimed ski resort sits on the rugged west coast of Canada, just a short drive from Vancouver – a direct flight makes it the perfect alternative to European skiing. Formed by two mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb, there are endless challenges on both peaks including extensive off-piste and back country skiing with a guide. The blissful variety and scope of the area provide an intermediate’s pic’n’mix of long cruising runs mixed with steeper challenges; superb heli-skiing terrain can also be appreciated by good intermediates. At the foot o...

A magnet for winter sports connoisseurs, nestling at the foot of the majestic Matterhorn in the Valais canton of Switzerland. In car-free Zermatt village, electric buggies hum around streets lined with fabulous designer boutiques, chic restaurants and buzzing après-ski bars nestled alongside old Valaisian style wooden barns. An ideal choice for non-skiers who can use many of the mountain lifts to access the world class mountain restaurants and spectacular winter walking. Ski Area With its reliable snow, magnificent scenery and Alpine charm, Zer...

American glitterati’s ski town of choice, Aspen is a glamorous hub, spruced to perfection, where a clear morning run through snow dusted trees may be followed by an afternoon concert. This ex-silver mining town offers some of America’s best après-ski, brimming with jazz clubs, hip bars and nightclubs. Ski Area Aspen’s ski area is spread over four mountains (Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk and Snowmass), which are all linked by efficient free buses. There are plenty of steep runs through the trees on Aspen Highlands and the Highlands...

With an impressive snow record and a reputation for deep powder, Andermatt exudes authentic alpine charm and history while offering the last work in contemporary five-star luxury. Long-time favourite of European travellers, traditional Andermatt lies at a crossroads of mountain passes in the dramatic Ursern Valley. While retaining its original character, Andermatt is undergoing a transformation into a deluxe enclave boasting glamorous hotel accommodation, a new indoor and outdoor sports centre and a concert hall, all designed to meld seamlessly...

With abundant local character, a go-for-it attitude and all-level skiing terrain, Crested Butte offers one of Colorado’s finest and most exclusive skiing experiences. Known as the gateway to the Elk Mountains, Crested Butte has been transformed from a classic Victorian mining town to a year-round heritage destination that acts as a magnet for skiers, snowshoers, and thrill seekers of all ages. Brimming with charm, its clapboard buildings now house an enticing array of cafes, shops and renowned restaurants, perfect for exploring after a day on t...

Renowned as one of the best ski resorts in Europe, The Three Valleys (Les Trois Vallées) is an incomparable skiing experience; the allure and exhilaration of the world’s largest interlinked ski network awaits with access to over 600 kilometres of the snow-laden slopes of Courchevel, Les Menuires and Val Thorens. The epitome of ski chic, Courchevel exudes style and sophistication; its streets peppered with designer boutiques and top-class restaurants. The jet set crowd return each year for the ultimate luxury ski holiday with an unrivalled combi...