St Anton chalets

St Anton’s ski season runs from early December right through to late April. For peak snow conditions, aim for January to mid March. Prefer quieter slopes and longer, sunnier days? Late March into April is your sweet spot.

While St Anton is best known for its challenging terrain, there are beginner areas near Nasserein and Gampen with gentle slopes and good ski schools. That said, the resort is more suited to confident skiers and snowboarders.

Yes! St Anton is part of the vast Arlberg ski area, which links with resorts like Lech, Zürs, St Christoph, and Warth-Schrocken. All are accessible by lift and included in your ski pass. If you don't fancy the ski all the way across, you can also hop on one of the free connecting busses to make the most of your time in these other areas.

With Skiworld catered chalets, you’ll get breakfast, afternoon tea, and a three-course evening meal with wine on six nights of your stay. Our friendly chalet hosts will also help you with local tips and resort info to make your stay even more memorable.

St Anton is famous for its après. From mid-afternoon, the slopeside bars come alive, especially MooserWirt and Krazy Kanguruh. The party often continues into town, where you'll find everything from cocktail lounges to late-night clubs.

We fly into Friedrichshafen which is around a two hour transfer to resort. No stress, no sat navs – our team will get you straight to your chalet door, so you can sit back and start dreaming about that first run (or first schnapps).

It can be! While the ski terrain leans towards the more advanced, families with older kids or teens who can already ski will love it. There are still plenty of childcare options, ski schools, family-friendly chalets, and plenty of off-slope activities like sledging and swimming.