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Feb Half Term Ski Holidays

Half Term ski holidays

February Half Term ski deals

February Half Term is when the mountains really come alive for families. Resorts are buzzing with energy, ski schools are in full swing and the snow is typically at its best. With brighter days and plenty going on both on and off the slopes, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy your time in the mountains, from torchlit descents and toboggan runs to warming up with hot chocolate by the fire.

It’s the perfect time to make some proper mountain memories with the kids. Whether you’re teaching them to ski, racing them down the slopes or simply heading out for a snowball fight, you’ll head home with plenty of stories to tell and a serious case of goggle tan.

February Half Term ski holidays 2027 dates

For a Half Term ski holiday, depart on a Saturday or Sunday and enjoy a full week in the mountains. 

Half Term Week Departure / Return Dates
15th February 2027 -
22nd February 2027
Depart the 13th/14th and return on 20th/21st February 2027 to make the most of Half Term.  

Half Term ski deals

Make the most of the school holidays with our February Half Term ski deals. From family-friendly chalets and resorts to savings on lift passes, ski hire and more, there are plenty of ways to make your Half Term holiday go further.

Whether you’re planning your first family ski trip or returning to a favourite resort, our deals make it easier to get everyone on the slopes and enjoy a week in the mountains together.

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What is February Half Term skiing like?

February Half Term is one of the most popular times for a family ski holiday. From gentle nursery slopes and family-friendly pistes to more challenging runs for confident skiers, there’s something for every ability. When you’re ready for a break from skiing, you can try everything from sledging and tubing to ice skating and tobogganing, or simply warm up with a hot chocolate by the fire.

With so much to see and do, Half Term is the perfect opportunity to make some proper mountain memories together. After a full day in the snow, there’s nothing better than heading back to your accommodation to relax while the kids burn off the last of their energy.

We’ve got plenty of options for where to ski at February Half Term, depending on what you’re looking for from your holiday. For a Half Term ski holiday in Europe, choose from some of the best resorts in the Alps, or across the pond.


How to get the best value Half Term ski holiday

February Half Term is one of the busiest weeks of the ski season, so it pays to plan ahead. From choosing the right type of accommodation to making the most of our ski deals, there are plenty of ways to get more from your family ski holiday.

  • Choose one of our exclusive catered chalets and take the hassle out of your Half Term holiday - Your package includes flights, transfers, accommodation and delicious chalet catering, including wine with dinner, so you can spend less time organising and more time enjoying the mountains
  • Book early for the best choice - February Half Term is one of the most popular periods of the season, so booking ahead gives you the best chance of securing your preferred resort, accommodation and travel dates. It can also mean access to early booking offers and savings on ski extras such as lift passes and equipment hire
  • Sign up to our Offers Alert - Be among the first to hear about new deals, seasonal sales and exclusive offers
  • Spread the cost with Manage My Booking - Our online customer portal allows you to pay your holiday balance in instalments, making it easier to budget for your Half Term trip whether you’re staying in a catered chalet or self-catering apartment

What accommodation to choose for February Half Term

Choosing the right accommodation can make all the difference to a family ski holiday. Our catered chalets offer a relaxed, homely base where everything is taken care of, from breakfast and afternoon tea to a delicious evening meal. Many chalets also offer family-friendly facilities such as cots and highchairs, while some are conveniently located close to the slopes or ski lifts.

For families who prefer to have their own space and more flexibility around mealtimes, our self-catered ski apartments are a great option. Or, if you’re looking for hotel facilities and services, our ski hotels offer everything from comfortable rooms to restaurants, bars and leisure facilities.

And if your little ones aren’t quite ready for ski school, we also have childcare options available to book in advance, including private nanny services. So whether they’re learning their first snowplough or simply enjoying their first experience of the mountains, there are plenty of ways for younger children to make the most of Half Term too.


Half Term ski holidays in Europe vs Half Term ski holidays in Canada

Europe is the classic choice for a February Half Term ski holiday, with hundreds of resorts to choose from and easy access from the UK. With reliable snow, family-friendly slopes and plenty of activities beyond skiing, it’s easy to find a resort that suits everyone. There’s also a wide range of travel options, from flights from regional UK airports to self-drive holidays, while our catered chalet packages take care of everything from breakfast and afternoon tea to dinner and wine. Plus, with offers including early booking discounts, all-inclusive ski packages and loyalty perks, there are plenty of ways to make your budget go further.

Canada offers something a little different. Head across the Atlantic to Whistler or Banff for a bigger adventure, with vast ski areas, reliable snow and spectacular mountain scenery. The journey is longer than skiing in Europe, but the reward is a Half Term holiday that feels like a real escape, with plenty to explore both on and off the slopes. From Whistler’s lively resort atmosphere to Banff’s dramatic Rocky Mountain setting, both offer an unforgettable experience for families and skiers of all abilities.


Half Term ski deals FAQs

When is the best time to book a half term ski holiday?

If you're planning to hit the slopes over February half term, early planners get their pick of the powder. We recommend locking in your holiday between May and September to get the best choice of resorts, chalets, flights, and ski schools, especially if you’re travelling with kids or a group.

What are the best family half term resorts?

Top picks for families include Alpe d'Huez, Les Arcs, La Plagne and Meribel. These resorts offer excellent ski schools, beginner-friendly pistes, and lots of off-slope activities to keep the kids happy. And with snow-sure conditions across the board, you’re sorted for smooth turns, snowy tumbles and even a snowman (or two).

Which ski resorts are snow-sure during February half term?

With winter in full swing, you're pretty much safe on the snow front during half term. However, to guarantee great snow in February (think corduory pistes for learners), aim high. Resorts like Tignes, Val Thorens, and Les Deux Alpes are excellent snow-sure options, with reliable conditions and access to glacier skiing.

We know the crucial ingredient to any ski holiday is great snow, it's why we only operate in snow-sure resorts.

How busy are ski resorts during February half term?

It’s one of the busiest weeks of the season so expect a lively atmosphere. Booking early helps avoid the stress and ensures you get the resort, flights, accommodation and ski lessons that suit your family’s needs. If you're looking to escape to quieter runs, ask out chalet hosts for a little extra insider information before hitting the slopes.

What’s included in a half term ski holiday package?

Our packages can include accommodation, flights, transfers, lift pass, and ski hire, especially if you choose an all inclusive ski deal. Catered chalet guests will also enjoy breakfast, afternoon tea (seven days) and evening meals with wine (six days).

If you're little ones need an early night, our chalet hosts can provide an high tea to ensure they're full of energy and ready for another day on the slopes.

Is half term a good time to take kids skiing?

Absolutely. The snow’s usually great, resorts offer plenty of kid-friendly extras, and schools are off which makes it the perfect time for a family ski trip. Many resorts run special half term events and activities too.

Can beginners learn to ski during half term?

Yes, and it’s a great time to start! Most resorts have excellent English-speaking ski schools, and group lessons run throughout the week. Booking early is key as demand is high during school holidays.

Are there ski schools and childcare options available at half term?

Definitely. Resorts like La Plagne and Les Arcs offer well-rated ski schools and childcare services, so parents can enjoy the slopes knowing the kids are having fun and learning too.

Wherever you’re jetting off to, we have plenty of advice on the best childcare options and ski schools to keep the little ones entertained.

What are the travel options for half term ski holidays?

You can fly or self-drive, we offer flexible options to suit your family’s needs. Most of our packages include flights and transfers from UK airports direct to major resorts, but if you’re after something different our ski specialists are on hand to help.

Are there any half term ski deals for families or groups?

Yes! We offer early booking discounts, group deals, and family-friendly chalet packages during half term especially around family lift passes and bundles. Keep an eye on out for the latest savings and availability.

How cold is it in the Alps during February half term?

Expect proper winter conditions, typically between -2°C and -10°C, depending on altitude. It’s cold enough to keep the snow in great shape, so pack layers, thermals, and don’t forget your sunscreen!

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