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easter ski holidays

Easter ski holidays

Easter skiing

Easter is the perfect time for spring skiing, with longer days, plenty of sunshine and high-altitude resorts offering some of the best conditions for a late-season getaway.

Fresh snow can still fall well into April, topping up the pistes for crisp morning runs before softer afternoon turns in the sunshine. And when the lifts stop turning, there’s still plenty to enjoy, from Easter egg hunts and mountain activities to long, lazy lunches and après on panoramic terraces.

Whether you’re skiing with the family, heading out for your first trip, chasing the sunshine or hoping to catch some late-season powder, there’s plenty to enjoy in the mountains at Easter. Find your Easter ski chalet and make the most of the final weeks of the season.

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Easter ski holidays 2027

Spanning two weeks, depart on a Saturday or Sunday across the Easter school holidays for the final few weeks of the season.

Easter School Holidays Departure / Return Dates
26th March -
11th April 2027

Depart 27th/28th March and return 3th/4th April  // 

Depart 3rd/4th April and return 10th/11th April


Easter ski deals

Easter is a brilliant time to squeeze in one last ski trip before the season comes to an end, and our Easter ski deals can help you make the most of your holiday budget. Look out for savings across selected chalets and holidays, as well as offers on ski essentials such as lift passes and equipment hire.

With the school holidays falling later in the season, Easter can also be a great-value alternative to February Half Term, particularly if you choose a high-altitude resort with reliable spring snow. 

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Free Three Valleys Lift Pass
Book a stay in one of our Val Thorens ski chalets for select dates across the ski season, and we'll include a full Three Valleys area lift pass. Save over £380 per person, and gain access to over 600km of pistes. 
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Free Kids Ski Hire Across Peak Dates!
Across peak dates, including Christmas, New Year, Half Term and Easter, kids ski free. With savings quickly adding up to hundreds when travelling as a family, it's just one of the way we make your ski holiday more afforable so you can concentrate on more mountain time. 
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All-Inclusive Ski Holidays
Book an all-inclusive ski holiday with your lift pass and ski hire (or ski carriage) included in the price as well as your accommodation, flights and transfer, and you could save up to £250 per person. No extra money down when booking in advance, just the standard £195pp deposit.
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Getting the best value from your Easter ski holiday

Easter can be a great time to get more from your ski holiday, particularly if you choose a high-altitude resort with a long season. There are also a few simple ways to keep costs down and make your holiday budget go further:

  • Choose a catered chalet for an easy, all-in-one package. With flights, transfers, accommodation and chalet catering, including wine with dinner, included in the price, there’s less to organise once you arrive
  • Look out for Easter ski deals on selected holidays, lift passes and ski hire to make the most of your budget
  • Sign up to our Offers Alert for our latest deals, sales and insider tips, including early access to selected offers
  • Spread the cost with Manage My Booking, our online customer portal, where you can pay your holiday balance in instalments that suit you

Recommended Easter ski resorts

With longer days and warmer temperatures, Easter is a great time to explore the mountains, but choosing the right resort is key to finding good snow. High-altitude resorts in France and Austria are particularly well suited to late-season skiing, with Val Thorens and Alpe d’Huez among our popular choices.

If you fancy going further afield, we also offer Easter ski holidays in Canada, with Whistler and Banff both offering spectacular scenery and excellent spring skiing.


Family Easter ski holidays

Easter is a firm favourite for family ski holidays, with the school break giving everyone the chance to enjoy some time in the mountains together. There are plenty of family-friendly resorts and activities to choose from, as well as offers designed to help make a family ski holiday more affordable. 

For reliable spring snow, Les Arcs and La Plagne are great options. Together they make up the vast Paradiski area, with high-altitude skiing and plenty of terrain for different abilities. In Arc 1950, the Easter Bunny even makes an appearance, hiding Easter eggs around the village for children and adults to find.

For some of the longest ski seasons in Europe, head higher still to Val Thorens or Tignes. Their altitude helps preserve snow conditions later into the season, while longer, sunnier days make for a brilliant spring skiing experience.


Easter egg hunts in our ski chalets 

Easter doesn’t have to be spent at home for the Easter Bunny to make an appearance. On selected chalet holidays in April, children aged 2–11 can enjoy their very own Easter egg hunt.

While the little ones are busy at ski school, the Easter Bunny will be making a special visit to your chalet to hide some chocolatey treats for them to discover. It’s a fun way to keep a little Easter magic alive while you’re away in the mountains.


Easter ski holiday FAQs

When is the best time to book an Easter ski holiday?

As soon as the dates are out and the snow's on your mind. Easter is a popular time for families and sun-loving skiers, so booking early gives you more choice of resorts, chalets and flights especially for those peak Easter weekend slots when the kids are off.

Is there good snow for skiing at Easter?

Yes, if you know where to go. Higher-altitude resorts and those with glacier access usually offer great late-season snow. You might even score some spring powder or enjoy cruisy morning corduroy followed by sunny terrace lunches.

Estimated Easter Snow Reliability

NB: Snow Coverage = Est. % of Pistes Open Based on Historical Averages

Resort Altitude Range Glacier? Estimated Snow Coverage % Notes
Alpe d'Huez 1,250 – 3,330 m No ~ 75% - 80% Upper slopes reliable; lower runs may be patchy in afternoon
Courchevel 1,300 – 3,230 m No ~ 75% Lower slopes may partially close; stay higher
La Plagne 1,250 – 3,250?m Some ~ 75% ? 85% Good upper-mountain access; solid for late season
Les Arcs 1,200 – 3,226?m Some ~ 75% ? 85% Similar to La Plagne; Arc 2000 zone holds snow well
Les Deux Alpes 1,650 – 3,600?m Yes ~ 90% + Glacier provides reliable skiing into April
Meribel 1,450 – 2,950?m No ~ 75% Lower, sunnier slopes may suffer; mid/high runs still good
St Anton 1,300 – 2,800?m No ~ 75% - 80% Upper terrain holds up well; lower valleys can be patchy
Tignes 1,550 – 3,450?m Yes ~95% + One of the most reliable resorts in Europe at Easter
Val d'Isere 1,850 – 3,450?m Yes ~ 90% - 95% + Strong cover at altitude, good snow management
Val Thorens 2,300 – 3,230?m No ~95% + Highest major resort – excellent late-season snow

Which ski resorts are snow-sure at Easter?

Head high. Tignes, Val Thorens, La Plagne and Les Arcs are all great bets, with plenty of altitude and glacier skiing to keep conditions solid even into April. Over in North America, places like Whistler and Banff also hold their snow well.

Are Easter ski holidays good for families?

Definitely. The days are longer, the sun’s warmer, and there’s loads going on for kids, from Easter egg hunts to tobogganing and family-friendly après. It’s a more relaxed vibe than mid-season madness.

What ski deals are available for Easter 2027?

You’ll find early booking offers, group discounts, and special rates on family chalet holidays. Keep an eye out for our Easter ski deals, we update our ski deals regularly with the latest packages, including Ski-All-In deals to save you time and money.

Which Easter ski resorts have the best après-ski?

Val d’Isère, St Anton, and Les Deux Alpes bring the party, even in spring. Expect sunny terraces, live music and legendary bars still going strong after the lifts shut. Easter après = sunglasses, beers, and dancing in ski boots.

Is Easter a good time for beginner skiers?

It’s ideal. Softer snow, quieter slopes (outside of the school holidays), and more sunshine make it a great time to learn. Plus, ski schools are still in full swing, just book ahead to secure a space.

Is it cheaper to ski at Easter compared to February half term?

Usually, yes. Easter often falls outside of the absolute peak pricing period, especially if UK school holidays don’t overlap. You’ll find better value on chalets, flights and lift passes without compromising on snow or sun.

What are the weather conditions like for skiing at Easter?

Spring skiing brings bluebird days, longer daylight and milder temps. Mornings tend to be crisp with good snow, while afternoons are perfect for soaking up the sun. Just pack layers and sunscreen to avoid a google tan line!

What’s included in an Easter ski holiday package?

Depending on what you book, our packages can include flights, transfers, accommodation, lift passes and ski hire. Go for a Ski Bundle and you’ll have it all sorted in one go which means less faff and more skiing. With a saving of £50pp when you book the full package too, there's more money to spend on al fresco mountain lunches!

Looking for a different kind of adventure? An Easter ski holiday can also serve as a great time to experience the Le Shuttle crossing, plus it leaves more room for Easter egg packing in your luggage!

Can I get group discounts on Easter ski trips?

You bet! Groups often get special deals, like free places, discounted lift passes or chalet savings. It’s one of the best-value ways to ski at Easter, plus, more mates = more fun on the mountain.

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