If you’re dreaming of hitting the slopes on a European winter getaway, these lesser-known ski destinations offer a budget-friendly ski holiday, writes Beks Lockie There are more than 4000 ski resorts in Europe . It’s an absolute mountain mecca. But before looking deeper into the world of European skiing, I’ll admit I could only name a handful of ski destinations in the region, which were naturally the most prestigious (and with that most expensive) places to hit the slopes.
If you want the best of the best, don’t skip St Moritz, Verbier, Val D’Isere and Chamonix. But if you’re interested in expanding your horizons beyond France and Switzerland for your European winter getaway, here are some lesser-known ski spots with some delightful powder at a much friendlier price. READ MORE: Where’s the next big place to go in Europe? Poland If someone asks me to recommend a cheap and cheerful ski location in Europe, my mind instantly goes to Poland.
No, it’s not part of any world-famous mountain range but boy does it deliver on price. With cheap rental cars and accommodation and lift passes starting at around 143 PLN (NZ$60) per day, it’s the perfect place to hit the slopes without breaking the bank. As with other destinations, buying multiday passes online in advance of your visit can bring down the cost further.
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