All inclusive ski holidays

• Return flights & transfers to resort
• Seven nights' chalet accommodation
• Continental breakfast on six days, with hot options provided by our hosts on five days
• Afternoon tea and cake on six days
• Six nights fully catered:
  • Delicious three course evening menu on five nights
  • Two course Alpine speciality on one night
  • Apertifs for six nights, and nibbles on first/last nights
  • A selection of hand-picked wines to choose from (red, white and rosé), served until coffee on six nights
• Six day local area lift pass (full area upgrades available)
• Six day beginner level ski/board hire (you can take ski carriage as an alternative, or upgrade your hire at an additional cost)

See our chalet menu for a taste of what you can expect on a Skiworld catered holiday.

Note: The above is for a seven night holiday. If you book a shorter or longer holiday you'll get your lift pass and ski hire for one day less than the duration of the holiday.

You can upgrade elements of your all-inclusive ski holiday to suit you. Our deals include Beginner level ski/board and boot hire as standard, however, you have the option to upgrade to Intermediate or Advanced level hire to enjoy a wider range of choice and the latest models, or take ski only hire if you are bringing your own boots.

If your all-inclusive ski holiday deal comes with a local area lift pass, you may wish to upgrade this to a full area pass depending on the resort. You can upgrade simply by paying the difference, which is typically aorund £60 for resorts such as Meribel to access the full Three Valleys. 

Child discounts are included for Ski-All-In package deals, increasing savings even further. As well as the usual child discounts on the chalet component of the holiday, children are charged the child rate for their ski hire and lift passes.

At most of our resorts we offer three levels: Beginner, Intermediate & Advanced. Never underestimate the difference good boots and skis make, so if you’re experienced it’s worth the extra. Check out our ski and snowboard equipment advice if you need some pointers.

If you have your own skis, make sure to book ski carriage with us in advance. As for boots, most people will take them as hand luggage, but check with us first as some airlines now don’t allow this. We'd usually suggest squeezing them in to your suitcase instead.

When you book an all inclusive package, your lift pass is included and we’ll deliver it to your accommodation or give it to you on the transfer coach on the way to the resort when you arrive. At some of our smaller resorts you may still have to go pick it up from the lift pass office at the base of the mountain, but you’ll have a voucher from us to hand over in exchange for your passes making it zero fuss!

We hand-pick rental shops based on location and service to ensure your ski rental is hassle free. With longstanding relationships with the majority of our shops, we're also able to negotiate the best deals.

In most resorts, helmets are not legally compulsory for adults but are strongly advised. For children, some resorts do make them mandatory. Either way, we always recommend wearing one. It’s a small thing that makes a big difference, plus you'll typically be the only one on the slopes without one!

Helmets aren't typically included in our all inclusive ski deals as many people choose to invest in their own after skiing a few times, however we can add this on to your package holiday when booking. Depending on resort these are typically £25 - 45 to hire for the week.