Val d’Isère, France

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A high-altitude classic in the French Alps with vast terrain, après-ski buzz, and charm by the chalet-load.

Best for: Mixed groups and confident beginners looking for variety and vibrant après-ski.

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​Zermatt, Switzerland
 

Beneath the iconic Matterhorn, this resort offers year-round skiing, five-star luxury, and some of the most scenic runs in Europe.
 

Best for: Couples and luxury seekers who love scenic slopes and top-tier service.

Whistler, Canada
 

Canada’s largest ski area. Epic powder, varied terrain, and a lively village vibe make it a top pick for adventure-seekers.
 

Best for: Powder chasers, snowboarders, and active families.

St. Anton, Austria

Known for deep snow and energetic après-ski, St. Anton is a haven for confident skiers who love a challenge.
 

Best for: Groups of experienced skiers and those who love to ski hard and party harder.

Courchevel, France
 

Luxury meets serious skiing in this chic Three Valleys favourite, offering Michelin-starred dining and seamless piste access.
 

Best for: High-end travellers, honeymooners, and anyone wanting the finer things.

Banff & Lake Louise, Canada
 

Three world-class resorts in one stunning national park.
 

Best for: Families, nature lovers, and those looking to combine skiing with jaw-dropping scenery.

Verbier, Switzerland
 

A glamorous alpine escape with off-piste thrills, high-end stays, and panoramic mountain vistas.
 

Best for: Advanced skiers, off-piste enthusiasts, and stylish ski goers.

La Plagne, France
 

Part of the Paradiski area, it’s brilliant for families and mixed-ability groups with plenty of wide, cruisy runs.
 

Best for: Beginners, young families, and those who like to take it easy on the slopes.

Niseko, Japan
 

World-famous for its deep powder, night skiing, and Japanese hospitality.
 

Best for: Powder fanatics, culture seekers, and adventurous skiers ready for something different.