Another whole summer to go without skiing – how will we ever survive?!
Here at Skiworld, we’re already counting down to next season, eager for MORE fresh mountain air and MORE snow-covered slopes. 2026/27 ski holidays can’t come soon enough, bringing with them the promise of more bluebird skies and fresh powder.
So, what’s new to look forward to?
2026/27 Ski Deals
There are plenty of early booking deals to take advantage of when booking your holiday for the next season. Be sure to check out our latest ski deals, or speak to one of our ski specialists when booking your next holiday. From free lift passes to money off for the little ones, booking early locks in the very best prices.
Travel over Easter (3rd/4th and 10th/11th April 2027) with the family and little ones will be entitled to FREE ski hire, whilst you can also claim up to £100 per child on your catered chalet. It’s the perfect time to get all the family out on the slopes. T&Cs apply.
Find Out More & SAVE at Easter >>>
Save up to £407 per couple with this 2-4-1 lift pass offer and enjoy pristine pistes for less. Available on selected catered chalet holidays departing the 3rd, 9th/10th and 16th/17th January 2027. T&Cs apply.
Explore Chalets with Buy One Get One Free Lift Passes >>>
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 £105pp deposit. Combinable with other offers!
Find an All-Inclusive Ski Holiday for 2026/27 >>>
Extra £100 Off: Book a Skiworld catered chalet early for next winter and save an additional £100 per person. The saving is shown on all the holiday prices on the website. This offer is available for a limited time only. Combinable with other offers!
New Chalets for the 2026/27 Ski Season
Chalet Riva & Little Riva, La Plagne
We’re welcoming this brace of chalets to our collection – just a hop, skip, and snowball from the centre of Plagne Villages at a very snow-sure 2,100m. Riva (sleeps 13-15) and Little Riva (sleeps 4-5) are picture-perfect retreats for large and small groups alike, and can even be booked together for up to 20 people looking for a slice of luxury in La Plagne. Warm and inviting, each chalet is a true home-from-home after a day on the slopes.
The Riva chalets sit in Plagne Villages with direct access to the Plagne Centre and Bellecôte slopes. The Aollets chairlift is just metres away, and ski school & shops are within a 2-minute walk.
Chalet Riva’s inviting and luxurious lounge
Room 1 at Chalet Little Riva – a cracking view and a mezzanine bed to boot!
Chalet Sachette, Tignes
Old soul meets new sparkle at Chalet Sachette. A proper alpine chalet with stories in the beams and comfort in every corner, just steps from the main lift in the centre of Tignes Les Brévières (1,800m). The chalet features six en-suite bedrooms spread across three levels. The top-floor living and dining area, with its vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and large windows, oozes class and is the perfect space to relax, dine and unwind together.
Set opposite the village church in Tignes Les Brévières, Chalet Sachette is around 160 metres (2–3 minutes’ walk) from the Brévières gondola and beginner drag lift. Bars, restaurants and local shops are all within a short stroll, making evenings easy and relaxed.
Chalet Sachette’s sumptuously arboreal living room – you can almost smell it from there!
Short Ski Breaks
Can’t spare a whole week on the slopes? Don’t let the mountains’ call go to voicemail – our short ski breaks are the perfect way to get your skiing fix in half the time. Choose from three- or four-night breaks to a range of resorts, from Méribel to Courmayeur, and experience the resurgence of the ski weekend.
Unlike traditional short breaks where catering is left to you, our chalet package removes the hassle. Carve up the slopes of Méribel before returning for an evening of wining and dining, lovingly prepared by your dedicated host at Chalet Azalee.
This charming chalet, just a five-minute stroll from the Morel chairlift, ensures quick access to the mountain and the wider 3 Valleys ski area. A ten-minute wander downhill takes you into Méribel’s centre for post-ski socialising.
Looking to extend your trip? Why not opt for a 10-night stay, easily arranged with transfers available on Mondays and Thursdays, in addition to the usual Saturday departures.
Solo Ski Weeks
Launched in the 24/25 ski season, our solo ski weeks were a sell-out success – and they’re back for the 3rd year running in 2026/27 with even more trips available. Staying at our catered chalets for a week in January, February or March, you’ll meet up to 20 like-minded travellers seeking skiing adventures without the hassle of organising everything alone. A unique week of skiing, socialising, and unforgettable experiences.
Under 35s Solo Ski Week, Tignes, Jan 2027
Ladies Only Solo Ski Weekend, Meribel, Jan 2027
Solo Ski Week, Courchevel, Feb 2027
Over 50s Solo Ski Week, Alpe d’Huez, Feb 2027
Over 65s Solo Ski Week, La Plagne, March 2027
Solo ski week in St Anton (24/25)
Solo Ski Trips Sample Itinerary (Alpe d’Huez)
Day 1 – Travel day. Arrive at the beautiful Chalet Woodpecker or Nightingale and meet your fellow solo skiers and trip leader over a glass of mulled wine.
Mountain Lunch Excursion to L’Aventure, Oz en Oisans (main course €20-30 per person).
Day 2 – Enjoy a leisurely start to the week and explore the local area. Your trip manager will help you with your hire and passes, then buddy up with your new ski friends and familiarise yourselves with the five-minute stroll to the centre of Alpe d’Huez. Find the Alpe Express and Telecentre lifts and start experiencing the Grands Rousses ski area. Your trip manager will arrange daily lunchtime meet-ups and help organise ski groups for the afternoon.
Day 3 – Cast your net even further with a half-day ski guiding session (included) to help you discover even more of the ski area. After a great day on the slopes, enjoy a drink with the rest of your group at an après-ski spot arranged by the trip manager.
Day 4 – Join a Skiworld Quiz Night back at the chalet, with great prizes to be won.
Day 5 – Host night off – a great opportunity to explore local restaurants, with your trip manager organising the group dinner.
Day 6 – Last day on the slopes – why not finish with the Sarenne at Sunset Night Ski Experience (optional extra) or perhaps reward yourself with an incredible helicopter excursion to Les Deux Alpes? (optional extra)
Day 7 – Time to say goodbye to new ski friends and Alpe d’Huez – until next time.
Where Will the 2026/27 Ski Season Take You?
Back to an old favourite, or somewhere new? Whether it’s a luxury chalet, a weekend escape, or a solo adventure, there’s plenty to explore on a 2026/27 ski holiday.
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