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Winter sports are cheapest in these ski resorts
If you want to go skiing, you often have to dig deep into your pockets. The travel platform "Holidu" has published a ski price index. Falstaff TRAVEL presents the most favorable regions. Surprise: they are all in France!
The anticipation of the ski season grows and the first planning begins. Fun in the snow often puts an above-average strain on the household budget. The booking platform "Holidu" has created a price index for European ski resorts and found the cheapest locations. The top 3 are located in France. Falstaff TRAVEL introduces them.
Over 20 kilometers of slopes including a discounted ski pass and overnight stay
Ski resorts with more than 20 kilometers of slopes were included in the analysis. Both the daily prices for ski passes and the accommodation costs per person were considered.
Top 3 of the cheapest ski resorts in Europe
All three of the most affordable ski resorts are in this region and you can enjoy the white splendor particularly cheaply in the coming season.
1st Artouste - Laruns, France
In the heart of the French Pyrenees lies Artouste-Laruns, a charming and affordable ski resort with 27 kilometers of slopes at an altitude of 1,400 to 2,100 meters. The peaceful atmosphere and the view of the Pic du Midi d'Ossau make the resort particularly attractive for families and beginners, but advanced skiers will also find a variety of slopes. A picturesque train ride leads directly to the slopes. With a day pass for €24 and accommodation from €16 per night, Artouste-Laruns offers excellent value for money.
2. Lans-en-Vercors, France
Located in the Vercors Nature Park, Lans-en-Vercors offers a family-friendly atmosphere and authentic French charm. The ski area is located between 1,400 and 1,820 meters in a protected, very snow-sure environment. With 23 kilometers of slopes, Lans-en-Vercors is ideal for beginners and slightly advanced skiers - thanks to numerous green and blue runs. Red slopes are also available for experienced skiers. The small-town character and impressive natural surroundings make Lans-en-Vercors a popular insider tip among French winter sports enthusiasts. The ski resort also impresses in terms of price: a day pass costs €24 in the high season and just €20.40 in the low season. Accommodation is also affordable, between €16 and €28 per person per night, depending on the season.
3 Réallon, France
Tucked away in the Southern Alps in the Hautes-Alpes département, Réallon offers spectacular views of Lac de Serre-Ponçon. The ski area lies between 1,560 and 2,140 meters and is ideal for skiers who prefer quiet slopes. With 30 kilometers of slopes, there are numerous green and blue runs for beginners as well as red runs for more experienced skiers. The peaceful atmosphere and proximity to hiking trails also make Réallon attractive for winter hikers. The prices are moderate: a day ski pass costs €29, both in high and low season. Accommodation ranges from €14 to €18 per person per night, depending on the season.
