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10 best Ski, Snowboard & Snow tour packages
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MelissaSki, Snowboard & Snow travel expert at TourRadar
- Skiing / Snowboarding holiday, perfect for solo travellers
- Japan Winter Classic 11 Day - One Life Adventures
- Picos de Europa in Winter - snowshoeing and Winter Hiking 8 Days
- Semi-Private Tour; Split to Tirana 5 Balkan countries in 8 Days
- Japan Winter Wonder
- France - Snowshoe Tour in the Land of the Meije 7 Days
- 4-Day Winter Fairmont Experience Vacation Package
- French & Italian High Alps Ski/Touring Adventure
- Andorra Snow Weekender from Barcelona
- Yukon Winter Adventure With Aurora, Snowmobiling, Dog Sledding & More from Vancouver
Skiing / Snowboarding holiday, perfect for solo travellers
15 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“You go along to the week alone but come back with a load of new friends after having had a fantastic week in the snow.”
James, traveled in February
Four interconnected resorts welcome skiers of all abilities. Les Gets offers gentle slopes while Avoriaz presents challenging runs. The package includes equipment storage, après-ski at The Cavern, and mountain-view dining at both chalets.
Duration 8 days Destinations Geneva, Morzine, Chatel, Les Gets, Avoriaz Age Range Ages 18-50 Operator the HOFNAR experience From
- NZ$1,066
Japan Winter Classic 11 Day - One Life Adventures
32 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Great way to see the highlights of Japan with added extras that I wouldn't have done otherwise!”
Ayla, traveled in January
Nagano, host of the 1998 Winter Olympics, offers pristine winter conditions. Red-faced snow monkeys await at Jigokudani Park, with optional skiing nearby. Traditional onsen and mountain-view rooms enhance your stay.
Duration 11 days Destinations Tokyo, Hakone, Kyoto, Osaka, Nagano Age Range Ages 18-59 Operator One Life Adventures From
- NZ$4,345
Duration 8 days Destinations Bilbao, Fuente De, Picos de Europa National Park Age Range Ages 16+ Operator ASI Reisen From
- NZ$3,398
Semi-Private Tour; Split to Tirana 5 Balkan countries in 8 Days
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The itinerary was well-organized, and everything went smoothly from start to finish. I would definitely recommend this tour to anyone looking for a well-planned and memorable adventure.”
Xhenxho, traveled in February
Brezovica's established pistes and Prevalla's untouched backcountry (1,515m) offer diverse terrain. The 870m ascent to Black Rock Peak and descents from Guzhbaba summit (2,609m) provide thrilling challenges. Authentic mountain villages host you between runs.
Duration 8 days Destinations Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Albania, Kosovo Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Choose Balkans From $4,767
15% Off- NZ$4,052You save $715
Japan Winter Wonder
17 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Awesome bloke to hang around and would definitely go on another Contiki with him as manager.”
LincolnWaters, traveled in December
Hakuba boasts 200+ runs across 9 interconnected resorts, with 135 lifts and night skiing options. Fresh powder conditions pair with traditional onsen experiences. Rhythm Japan Ski Shop provides equipment rental and beginner lessons.
Duration 13 days Destinations Osaka, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Tokyo, Hakone, Hakuba Age Range Ages 18-35 Operator Contiki From $6,965
10% Off- NZ$6,269You save $696
Duration 7 days Destinations La Grave, Pont-l'Évêque, Pont-en-Royans Age Range Ages 16+ Operator ASI Reisen From
10% Off- NZ$3,246
Frozen Lake Louise invites skating beneath Victoria Glacier, with equipment rentals on site. Winter activities conclude with visits to Upper Hot Springs in Banff. Premium Fairmont properties offer convenient access to seasonal activities.
Duration 4 days Destinations Calgary, Banff National Park, Lake Louise Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Tourland From
10% Off- NZ$2,327
Duration 10 days Destinations Milan, Le Monêtier-les-Bains, La Grave Age Range Ages 12+ Operator Yellowwood Adventures Ltd From
10% Off- NZ$10,356
Andorra Snow Weekender from Barcelona
9 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was a great experience, I would definitely recommend Stoke Travel.”
Alex, traveled in February
Vallnord's 60km ski area features 42 runs: 7 green, 15 blue, 16 red, and 4 black. The package includes equipment rental and lift passes, with expert instruction available. Andorra La Vella's vibrant bars offer tax-free après-ski entertainment.
Duration 3 days Destinations Barcelona, Andorra La Vella Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Stoke Travel From
10% Off- NZ$913
Snowmobile routes wind through Whitehorse's mountain trails and historic paths. Professional mushers lead dog sledding adventures, complemented by winter wildlife viewing at Yukon Wildlife Preserve. Eclipse Nordic Hot Springs provides warming breaks between activities.
Duration 5 days Destinations Vancouver, Whitehorse Age Range Ages 19+ Operator Landsby From
10% Off- NZ$4,152
What people love about Ski, Snowboard & Snow Tours
- Skiing / Snowboarding holiday, perfect for solo travellers
As someone who has been snowboarding for over ten years and always gone away with a group of friends and had an amazing time, snow holidays mean a lot to me. Then in the last few years the group I went with had been getting smaller and smaller as friends started to get married, get mortgages, have children or move away, until I came to the realisation that the only way I would get a trip to the snow was if I went as a solo traveller. So I started looking to see what companies specialised in solo snow holidays, and I searched the web and found Hofnar, I was not expecting to have a holiday like the epic trips I used to have with my friends just needed some slope time. But to be honest how wrong could I have been not only did I have an epic holiday, but going as a solo traveller I also came home after making some great new snow friends and some great times on piste and off piste. So a couple of yeas later and back from my 7th trip in three seasons I have nothing but good things say about Hofnar. As soon as you arrive you are welcomed with a drink, to meet the rest of the guests who could be a solo travellers, groups, or couples but always seem to to be a like minded group up for a good week. Then you can settle in to the brilliant Chalet Skade with good sized clean rooms, which is well positioned about 5 minute walk from the Super Morzine lift and about 10 minutes from the centre of Morzine where it is all happening with great bars, clubs and restaurants for some awesome après action. The chalet itself is very homely with an open fire to relax in front of after a hard day on the slopes, or if relaxing in the hot tub is more or thing you can head to the outside tub and look out over the valley and over Morzine while soaking away the days skiing. Food wise the hosts will do you proud with a continental breakfast every morning and even a good old English fry up on one day as well. Dinners are always very good with three courses, and very filling to get you fueled for the next day and come with a good supply of wine or beer. But what really makes the holiday are the amazing chalet hosts Cat and Lizzie, you could not think of a better team to look after you for the week, they make sure you have the most amazing week whether you are a first timer or a seasoned pro, going on your own or as part of a group. They look after you from the moment you arrive to the moment you leave, looking after you in the chalet or taking you out to find the best apres ski Morzine has to offer and just generally keeping you entertained all week. Chalet hosting legends!!! Can not wait for my next trip!!!
- Japan Winter Classic 11 Day - One Life Adventures
I would highly recommend this tour with One Life Adventures to anyone considering it! It’s hard for me to put into words how amazing the tour is and how much I loved it. It’s such a unique tour - it’s like two trips in one. For the first part of the trip I really did get to experience the best of what Tokyo has to offer, the incredible culture, historical shrines, the neon lights, maid cafe, robot restaurant, the amazing food and so much more! Just when I thought it couldn’t get any better, I was so impressed with ski/snowboarding part of the tour in Nagano. I chose snowboarding and as a beginner I was a bit worried at first, however this was not the case when I arrived. By the end of the first day I felt really comfortable on the snowboard thanks to the amazing 4 hour lesson that I had booked. This tour is perfect whether you are a beginner or experienced at skiing or snowboarding. The conditions are awesome - probably the best snow I have seen! I was also super impressed with the accommodation in both Tokyo and Nagano.
- Japan Winter Wonder
Loved the trip however I would not say it’s 4 day skiing as you can only have two full days skiing
What our customers ask about Ski, Snowboard & Snow Tours & Trips
When is the best time to book a ski tour?
For places like Finland and Canada, you'll find the best skiing from December through March, with February typically having the best snow. If you're heading to New Zealand's South Island, plan for July through September. Most skiers book 3-6 months ahead to get better prices and make sure they get a spot, especially for popular places like Finnish Lapland during Northern Lights season. One of our travelers who went on Fresh Adventures' BC tours says February was perfect for "amazing powder conditions."
What's special about the scenery on ski tours?
Each winter destination has its own beautiful landscape. In the Canadian Rockies, you'll see pristine mountain views and frozen lakes around Lake Louise. The Austrian Alps mix dramatic mountain scenery with cozy traditional villages and mountain huts. In eastern Finland, you'll find peaceful snow-covered forests where you might spot the Northern Lights. Our travelers often mention how much they love the mix of groomed slopes and untouched backcountry trails that make each place feel different.
What kind of places will I stay in on a ski tour?
You'll usually stay in nice 3-4 star hotels and lodges near the slopes. In Finnish Lapland, you might stay at the Aakenus Hotel in Rovaniemi or even sleep in a glass igloo to watch the Northern Lights. New Zealand's South Island has ski lodges and hostels with useful features like rooms to dry your boots and gear. Many places have hot tubs - our travelers really like the hotels on the British Columbia Ski Tour where they can "soak in hot tubs for optimal relaxation each day."
How physically demanding are ski tours?
Skiing and snowboarding take a lot of energy and strength. At Treble Cone in New Zealand, for example, you'll ski full days on a mountain with 700m vertical drops across 550ha. The British Columbia tour visits four big resorts in 11 days - one of our travelers said "you'll be skiing until you can't ski another inch." But tours include rest days, like a free day in Queenstown on the South Island Snow Safari. It's good to get in shape before your trip and know when to take breaks.
What skill level do I need for a ski tour?
These tours work for everyone from first-timers to experts. At Bansko resort in Bulgaria, beginners get 6 days of ski lessons or 3 days of snowboard lessons with pro guides. If you're advanced, you can try challenging runs like the steep chutes at Revelstoke Mountain Resort, where 25% of runs are for experts. Our travelers say the "guides went out of their way to make sure everyone was comfortable regardless of ability level" at places like Treble Cone in New Zealand, which has both beginner areas and tough expert runs.
What else can I do besides skiing?
You'll find lots of fun extras on ski tours. In Finnish Lapland, you can watch the Northern Lights, go dog sledding, and sleep in glass igloos. The British Columbia tour takes you to natural hot springs and mountain towns like Nelson, with its 80 restaurants and bars. In New Zealand, you get a free day in Queenstown to try bungee jumping or take a Milford Sound cruise. One of our travelers points out that "while you'll see a lot of snow, you'll also see a great deal of the destination's main attractions."
What weather should I expect?
The weather really depends on where you go. Finnish Lapland can get as cold as -22°F (-30°C) with short winter days. New Zealand's Mt Hutt sees everything from sunny spring skiing to deep powder days, getting about 5.5m of snow each year. Our travelers found "perfect powder conditions" in British Columbia's mountains but say to pack for changing weather. Make sure to bring good layers and waterproof gear - some tours like the Bansko Explorer include winter clothing rental.






















