Solo ski holidays

A solo trip can take many forms and based on your priorities, we will help book the best holiday for you. Contact us and let us know what you’re looking to do.

Twin or double rooms for single occupancy do usually come with a supplement. The most cost-effective approach is to try and find a single room, either in a chalet, or more likely a hotel. We would recommend booking early to avoid missing out. Other factors such as resort, country and accommodation standard/type all play a part so get in contact with us for accurate pricing. The more flexible you are, the cheaper the holiday can be.

Of course! Nothing is stopping you going off skiing on your own, but skiing offers a great shared experience for mixing and meeting a like-minded bunch. Consider signing up to group lessons or guiding.

Do be safe, though. For example, going off-piste on your own is a serious risk even if you’re highly experienced. Make sure you get a guide.

The most popular resorts for solo skiers tend to be places that have a great town feel or inclusive atmosphere. It makes finding a ski group easier (if you want one) and having a true town, like Chamonix, gives lots of options for when you’re off the slopes.

Popular resorts for solo skiers are Morzine, Meribel, Chamonix Les Houches, Tignes (France), Zell Am See, Mayrhofen, Söll, Niederau and St Anton (Austria).

If you’re looking to interact with others, a shared chalet can be a blessing with everyone eating together and coming together in the evenings. Club Med ski holidays are also a popular choice for solo skiers - book yourself into one of the (included) lessons or guiding sessions to ski with others in the day then arrange to meet your group in the bar or restaurant in the evening.