Author Archives: Harry Carpenter
How to Choose the Best Skis for You
Thinking of buying your first set of skis in time for this year’s ski holiday? Maybe you’re going to rent but decided you want to give something new a try? Or, perhaps you’re envisioning becoming the next global freestyle skiing … Continue reading
Avalanche safety: what to consider before skiing off-piste
We often see epic photos of skiers and snowboarders forging fresh tracks in deep untouched powder, surrounded by beautiful scenery. Consequently, most snow-sports enthusiasts will, at some point, feel inspired to venture off the piste in search of fresh snow … Continue reading
Why we support Snow-Camp; the UK snowsports youth charity
We all know why we love the mountains. Catching the early morning chairlift, feeling the glorious morning sun on your face, playing on the snow all day with friends or family. Sadly, though the opportunity to enjoy skiing and … Continue reading
10 Best Ski Chalets With a View
There’s nothing quite like staying in a ski chalet with a view. The Austrian, Swiss and French Alps are known for having some of the most stunning and vast mountain scenery in the world. Therefore the right chalet with a … Continue reading
Our Best Ski-In/Ski-Out Chalets
Picture waking up on the first morning of your ski holiday. Fresh coffee and a delicious breakfast down, you slip into your salopettes and jacket, buckle your boots, step out of your chalet and click straight into your skis … Continue reading
Pro Tips to Save Money on Your Ski Holiday
Thinking about booking a winter holiday but hearing your bank account whimper nervously when you start to browse? Booking a ski holiday doesn’t need to be an astronomical cost if you know some tricks of the trade. At Skiworld we … Continue reading
10 Reasons to Visit Banff Sunshine Village
In the heart of the Canadian Rockies, just a short drive from the beautiful mountain town of Banff is Sunshine Village. Sitting within the Banff national park at 7200 ft. of elevation, Sunshine Village holds top spots for both Canada’s … Continue reading