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Family Ski Holidays: Intro
Get it right and you’ll have one of the best family ski holidays imaginable, but if things go wrong then you’ll probably think twice about going skiing with young children ever again.
Family ski holidays are usually heaven or hell, with not much in between.
This guide has been written by parents with first hand experience of taking children, both young and old, to the mountains. They point out the pitfalls, the problems and how to make sure things runs smoothly.
We tell you which are the best ski resorts, which are the best ski tour operators and how to ensure that your children get the most out of the mountains. For example, choose a resort that’s over 3 hours by coach with a young child and it could turn into a nightmare. Pick one under an hour then your ski holiday will get off on the right note.
We answer all the Frequently Asked Questions, from “What age should I start my children skiing?” to “Where can they get race training once they have grown out of ski school?”
School Holiday Dates We include the dates of all the school holidays, not just in the UK but on the continent too. So, if want you can take your family skiing during the February half term and find a ski resort where all the local children are still in school so the pistes will be less crowded.
The Right Ski Accommodation Choosing the right ski accommodation is also critical for your enjoyment and here we give you all the information you’ll need to make an informed choice.
Saving Money Family skiing does not come cheap but there are many ways to save a few pounds without compromising your well deserved family ski break. For example some ski resorts offer free lift passes to children, while others offer free ski hire. Many ski tour operators offer free places and discounts for group, or if you have been with them before.
Our Advice Family skiing is fantastic fun and our best advice here at the Ski Club is don’t delay and enjoy it. Before long you won’t be able to keep up with your kids.
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