April ski deals

April skiing

If you like sun as well as snow, you can’t beat April ski holidays for T-shirt skiing. As the season draws to a close and winter is turning to spring, a week on the mountains takes on a different vibe... holidays at this time of year are all about building up a goggle tan on the sunny slopes, sitting down for long al fresco lunches and loosening those boot buckles early, for relaxed afternoons of après ski.

The days are longer and warmer, which means there’s less need to layer up and the elements are kinder to children, who find learning and playing in warm spring skiing conditions a joy. In clear blue skies, the views of surrounding mountains are incredible. A good dusting isn't unheard of this late in the season – see the tabs below for the conditions in the top resorts as well as where to find the deepest snow.

Key departure dates for April 2024

The main departure dates for 7 night ski packages in April 2024 are Saturday 6^th April, Sunday 7^th April, Saturday 13^th April, Sunday 14^th April, Saturday 20^th April and Saturday 21^st April.

Other popular dates

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April in Top 10 Best ski resorts

Where is the Best Snow in April

April holiday & skiing Conditions

The snowfall in April isn’t the best of the season, but you can still find some good quality conditions if you know where to ski. Find out about the snowfall in the top 10 resorts in the first tab above if you’re looking for an April ski deal in one of the world’s best. You can also check out the resorts with the most snow in April in the next tab along if you want to head to the slopes with the best coverage.
They say the early bird catches the worm, and this certainly applies when skiing in April. To enjoy the slopes at their best, get up early, hop on the first lift and ski yourself silly before things get slushy. Pick a resort like Val Thorens, Tignes or Les 2 Alpes which has heaps of slopes higher than 2000m and a glacier (the higher the snow, the better it should be). The slopes with the best conditions will be the north facing ones as the snow is shaded - the south facing slopes get the most sunshine so they're likely to get soft earlier in the day.

April is a fantastic month to bring the family if you're keen to get the little ones skiing. They’ll be a lot more comfortable on the slopes now the icy winds and snowstorms have come and gone, meaning they're likely to find skiing easier and more fun and you shouldn’t have to worry about runny noses and chattering teeth. Another great thing about skiing in the spring is the après – there's something about the sun being out that puts everyone in a good mood, and with most restaurants and bars having a sun terrace, afternoons are all about sitting back with a cool beer (huddling up to your hot chocolate to survive the winter chill will be a thing of the past...). There’s less need to take tons of thermals, hand-warmers and the like when you’re packing for a April ski breaks. Instead, make sure you stock up on a high factor sunscreen, a decent pair of sunnies and some statement T’s as it might just be warm enough for a spot of T-shirt skiing…

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