
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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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 |
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26th March - 11th April 2027 |
Depart 27th/28th March and return 3th/4th April // Depart 3rd/4th April and return 10th/11th April |
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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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:
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.
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 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.