Tips for Family Skiing Holidays
From choosing the best ski resort for families to finding the right accommodation, and when to book childcare arrangements during your stay, there are a few things to consider when planning a getaway with the whole family. Whether you’re booking your first time skiing holiday or have done this many times before, below are some of our top tips to help get you started.
Choosing the Best Ski Resort for Families
Choosing a ski resort with a wide range of activities and amenities for children of all ages will vary depending on the type of family skiing you’re looking for. It is also important to consider the activities off the slopes on offer. You’ll want a resort that offers gentle slopes for beginners and more challenging terrain for advanced skiers, providing something for all when enjoying a family ski holiday.
Finding the Best Chalets for Families
The location should be one of the first things to consider when choosing a chalet. Make sure it is located close to the ski slopes, especially if you have young children who may not be able to walk long distances in ski boots.
Alternatively, you could consider a chalet with a driving service. You will also want a chalet that is spacious and comfortable, with plenty of communal areas where your family can relax and spend time together. It is also important that the accommodation has plenty of amenities for children such as games rooms, TV rooms and outdoor play areas, ensuring your children are kept entertained even when they’re not on the slopes.
Leo Trippi has a wide range of family chalets including Courchevel 1850's Chalet Montana, St Anton's Chalet 53 and Chalet Juno in Val d'Isere.
Fully Serviced Chalets for Family Ski Holidays
If you don’t want to lift a finger during your family ski holiday, we recommend choosing a fully serviced chalet with a dedicated team of staff, including a chef, chalet manager and concierge. In this way, you won’t have to worry about cooking, cleaning or arranging activities for your family.