Category: Ski Resort Reviews
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Family Ski Holiday to Val d’Isère with Ski Beat
It was in the early days of our relationship that my now-wife and I went on our first trip together, a wonderful Ski Beat holiday to Les Arcs. Fast forward five years and it seemed only fitting that we traveled back to France with Ski Beat, but this time to Val d’Isère. Our first family…
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All-Inclusive Family skiing In Pragelato (Sestriere), Italy
After the previous season’s family ski plans fell victim to Covid travel restrictions, Michael Wolstenholme and his family were finally able to take their long-awaited trip to Pragelato in the Sestriere area of the Italian Alps to see how it shaped up for a family ski holiday.
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La Clusaz Snowboarding Freeride Holiday Review
After much anticipation in the months leading up to my snowboarding freeride holiday to La Clusaz, the lack of snowfall across the Alps was hitting the news and gave cause for concern in the days leading up to departure. I need not have worried as the snow Gods were kind; it snowed heavily from the…
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December Snowboarding in Crans Montana Review
Nestled in the Swiss Alps, Crans-Montana has a star-studded name-dropping backdrop with both the Matterhorn and Mont Blanc showcasing its spectacular panoramic scenery. We were there for this snowboarding review in December for the opening week of the season. Worryingly, snow conditions were not good, but the snow gods must have been appeased, and we…
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Resort Review Of Les Gets And Chatel In France
The Portes du Soleil is a vast ski area that spans over France and Switzerland. Mark Barber takes a look at the smaller French resorts of Les Gets and Chatel.
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Snowboarding in Myrkdalen, Norway
Snowboarding in the ski resort of Myrkdalen, Norway. A micro modern resort with queue-free ski lifts,empty slopes and fantastic off-piste!
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A Luxury Winter Retreat With Skiing As Well
A luxury winter retreat near Sierra Nevada, Granada, Spain. An incredible 6 floor villa near the stunning city of Granada.
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Review of Les Menuires : The gateway to the Three Valleys
Traditionally, British skiers have flocked to the glitzier resorts of Meribel and Courchevel, but, as Bob Dylan used to sing, “the times they are a-changin’” and Les Menuires is now seen as a valid contender. It is certainly kinder on the wallet and overall is better value for money than its neighbours.