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April ski deals

April skiing is all about sunny days on the slopes, leisurely lunches on the terrace and making the most of the final weeks of the season. With a solid snow base built up over winter, many high-altitude resorts still offer excellent conditions, while longer days, blue skies and warmer temperatures bring a more relaxed feel to the mountains.

Easter is a fantastic time for families to head to the mountains, often offering better value than peak periods such as Christmas, New Year and February Half Term, without compromising on experience.

We offer a wide range of catered chalets for April ski holidays, giving you plenty of choice for a memorable end-of-season escape.

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April ski holidays

Free Three Valleys Lift Pass
Book a stay in one of our Val Thorens ski chalets for select dates across the ski season, and we'll include a full Three Valleys area lift pass. Save over £380 per person, and gain access to over 600km of pistes.
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Free Kids Ski Hire Across Peak Dates!
Across peak dates, including Christmas, New Year, Half Term and Easter, kids ski free. With savings quickly adding up to hundreds when travelling as a family, it's just one of the way we make your ski holiday more afforable so you can concentrate on more mountain time.
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All-Inclusive Ski Holidays
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 £195pp deposit.
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April skiing - springtime mountain adventures

Skiing in April

With the countdown to the end of the season underway, April is your last chance to hit the slopes before the next Winter rolls around. With the promise of bluebird skies, al fresco mountain lunches and empty slopes, skiing in April in snow-sure glacial spots such as Val d'Isere and Les Arcs is a dream with skiing possible even into May and June!

For an April ski holiday, you probably won’t need your hardiest Winter gear. Lighter layers are ideal for warmer Spring conditions, while a waterproof shell can be a good alternative to your heavy ski jacket, helping to keep out wind and any late-season showers. Plus, keep an eye out for end-of-season April ski deals in the shops, you could pick up a new jacket or some kit for next winter at a great price!

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April ski holidays FAQs

Is Easter a good time for a ski holiday?

Definitely. Easter usually falls in late March or April, when the days are longer, sunnier and warmer, perfect for families and groups who want great skiing and relaxed afternoons soaking up the mountain views. High-altitude resorts keep their snow well into spring, so you’ll still find excellent conditions with the bonus of festive events and quieter slopes.

Can you still ski in April?

Absolutely, it’s one of the most common questions we get! Many high-altitude resorts still offer excellent skiing in April, thanks to a solid snow base built up over the season. And yes, it’s not unusual to see the odd late-season snow dump (sometimes over a metre overnight!) Pair that with longer, sunnier days and you’ve got a pretty perfect spring ski setup.

Are high-altitude resorts better for April ski holidays?

Yes, if you're skiing in April, it's best to aim high. Glacier areas can hold snow well into May, so it's best to choose resorts with villages and pistes above 1500m and generally offer the most reliable conditions as the season winds down. Higher altitudes mean colder temperatures, better snow preservation, and a greater chance of catching a late-season snowfall, all key for making the most of those sunny spring ski days.

Which ski resorts stay open the latest in April?

Resorts with glaciers or lifts that climb above 3,000m hold onto their snow well into spring. Tignes and Val d’Isère are some of the safest bets, usually staying open right through to early May. Val Thorens (the highest resort in Europe) also keeps its runs in great condition until the end of April with Summer skiing even a possibility! Les Deux Alpes is a top glacier picks too, offering excellent late-season skiing.

Do resorts host events over Easter?

Absolutely! Many ski resorts love to make the most of the Easter holidays with special events and celebrations. You’ll often find family-friendly activities such as egg hunts on the slopes, themed ski races, live music and sunny terrace parties. Resorts like Val d’Isère, Tignes and Les Arcs typically have a buzzing atmosphere around Easter, with extra entertainment to keep both kids and adults smiling. Pair that with longer, sunnier days and you’ve got a festive alpine vibe that makes April ski holidays extra memorable.

What’s the snow like in April?

April snow can be fantastic. Think crisp corduroy pistes in the morning and softer, sun-kissed runs in the afternoon. Resorts with glaciers (like Tignes, Val d’Isère or Les Deux Alpes) and those sitting above 1,800m tend to guarantee the best late-season snow cover, with plenty of terrain staying open right through to May.

Are there ski deals for April holidays?

April is one of the best months for ski holiday deals. Once the peak season has passed, you’ll often find great value on catered chalets. Families in particular can take advantage of Easter offers, and groups benefit from quieter slopes and discounted rates. Once in resort, you could also bag a bargain on new ski equipment for the next season too!

If you can be flexible, and aren't too picky about where you ski, look out for our last minute ski deals, with departures possible within days of booking.

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