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Snowboarding Holidays
Thinking about a snowboard holiday? Amazing, we can't wait to get you on the slopes.
If you've been snowboarding before, you'll know that some resorts are much better than others for snowboarders. And that's where Heidi can really help.
Our Snowboard Holiday guide gives a detailed rundown of our top picks for the best resorts for snowboarders.
But if you're ready to jump in and starting searching for your trip on our website, we recommend using our 'Snowboarders' filter, and we'll only show you resorts which are best for you.
So grab your (much more comfy) boots, and let's go!
Most Popular Snowboard Holidays
Les Arcs, France
One destination, five resorts, 425km of slopes – Les Arcs offers unrivalled pistes for all levels across the vast Paradiski area linking Peisey-Vallandry and La Plagne. From glaciers to forest descents and up to 3,226m in altitude, you’ll never have to worry about a lack of snow at Les Arcs.
Hidden Gem Snowboard Holidays
Laax, Switzerland
One of Switzerland's biggest and best resorts, Laax is all about vast terrain, long and varied pistes, snow parks, and endless off-piste and freeriding exploration. Enjoy some of Switzerland's best après ski and premium accommodation with this relaxing, snowy getaway.
FAQs about snowboard holidays
Your questions answered by our snowboard holiday expert
Sarah Cramer
What is the best snowboarding resort in the world?
Chamonix in France is often described as one of the world's best snowboarding resorts, thanks to its legendary freeride terrain, dramatic alpine scenery around Mont Blanc, and its status as the birthplace of extreme snow sports. With challenging off-piste routes, a vibrant town atmosphere, and easy access to different ski areas, it’s a dream destination for advanced snowboarders seeking true adventures off the beaten track.
What’s the best country to go snowboarding in?
Switzerland is often cited as one of the top countries for snowboarding, thanks to its reliable snow record, world-class resorts, and varied terrain that suits both beginners and experts.
Where should I snowboard in Europe?
- Chamonix, France, is renowned as one of the premier snowboarding resorts in the world, boasting legendary freeride terrain.
- St. Anton, Austria, is renowned for its vast terrain and impressive après-ski scene, making it an ideal choice for groups.
- Verbier, Switzerland, offers high-altitude winter magic, dishing up serious runs and snow-spun wonder.
What is the best place to snowboard for beginners?
La Plagne and Avoriaz in France, and Mayrhofen in Austria, are excellent choices for a beginner's snowboard holiday, thanks to their wide, gentle slopes, highly rated snowboard schools, and budget-friendly, accessible accommodation options.
How to go snowboarding for cheap?
What is the best month for snowboarding?
Is skiing cheaper than snowboarding?
The costs are the same, with both requiring the same lift passes, flights, and accommodations, as well as snowboard lessons and hire, which cost much the same as skiing.
What’s the average cost of a snowboarding trip?
In Europe, the average cost of a snowboarding trip can range from £750 to £2000pp, depending on resort, flights, and accommodation. Additional costs include snowboard hire, snowboard lessons, food and drink, and any other activities you wish to explore on and off the slopes.
What’s the cheapest time to go snowboarding?
Early December or late March and April tend to be the cheapest times to snowboard, thanks to lower flight, accommodation, and lift pass prices. What’s more, slopes will be quieter. Win-win!
Is it easier to get good at skiing or snowboarding?
Skiing is often easier to pick up at the very start, but snowboarding tends to be easier to progress later on. The best thing is to try the one you prefer and see how it goes - you can always swap and try the other later on.
What is a good age to start snowboarding?
Kids as young as 5-6 pick up snowboarding fast, though many schools recommend a beginner age of 7 when strength and balance are better developed. That being said, adults can pick up snowboarding at any age, so don’t be put off having a go!
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