We may be just a few weeks away from the height of summer, but now is the time to start thinking about your ski holidays. Before you know it, we’ll be in the Autumn, and then the next thing it’s Christmas, so put some work in now and make sure everything is in place for your holiday in the snow. If you have taken ski holidays before, you’ll be well versed in what is necessary, but if this is your first time on the piste, there are a few things you should bear in mind before you book.

One of the most important aspects of your holiday is going to be your accommodation. If you like independence, then chalet holidays may be the ideal solution as they allow you to plan your day how you want to. You don’t have to be back at the hotel at certain times for lunch or your evening meal when you book chalets, which gives you freedom.

It’s possible to book ski chalets right on the slopes, which is perfect for most who go on ski holidays as they can step out of their door and step into their skis. If you choose accommodation which is on the outskirts of the town, then you will have to arrange transport to and from the slopes, so this is something to bear in mind. Ski chalets might be just the thing for you, so have a look at what’s available, and start planning your ski holidays now!

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Ski holidays can be very expensive, forcing many families to put their whole annual holiday budget in one basket, but with a little forward travel planning, you can enjoy a wonderfully comfortable, exhilarating and relaxing ski holiday, and still have enough left over for a summer holiday too. By organising the whole thing independently, you will get a perfectly tailored ski holiday, and you may be amazed at how much you can get for how little.

The key to cheap ski holidays is finding the right destination and right time of year. On the whole, ski holidays are cheapest at the beginning of the season, although there are often some excellent ski deals at the end of the season too. The most expensive times to take a ski holiday are at Christmas, New Year and during school half terms so it is best to avoid taking a ski break during these times. As for cheap ski destinations, Eastern European countries including Bulgaria and Slovenia provide sensational value for money, and closer to home, Andorra is a magnificent place to take a cheap ski break. If you are new to the sport, there are many smaller resorts with excellent learner slopes, where ski passes will not damage your wallet too much.



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