Verbier Ski Holidays

One of the largest lift-linked areas in the world, Verbier is part of the 4 Valleys ski area, giving skiers access to 412km of downhill skiing on 205 pistes. The ski resort is snow-sure too, thanks to its high elevation at 1,500 meters. The skiing in and around Verbier can be broken up into 4 areas, namely: Verbier, La Tzoumaz/Savoleyres, Bruson and Mont Fort/4 Valleys, all of which can be accessed via a 4 Valleys ski pass and provide a varied and extensive range of terrain to please all abilities.

Verbier’s ski area is very snowboarder friendly, with a large terrain park accessible from the La Chaux chairlift and an additional larger park in Thyon providing a multitude of rails, jumps and even an airbag jump. Beginner boarders can make use of the resort’s nursery run at Les Esserts. Fantastic powder days can be had in Bruson, which is accessible via the 4 Valleys lift pass and provides excellent off-piste territory and tree paths.

Petit Verbier provides off-mountain childcare for kids, which includes a nanny service after 6pm and an after-ski kids club for those aged 3 to 6 years, which runs from when ski school finishes at midday, until 4pm. There is also an ES Penguins children’s ski club, which provides a full day of activities for children aged three to five years. This takes place on the snow and provides plenty of games and fun to keep them entertained.

Verbier has a lively nightlife scene, which will typically start at the slope-side Ice Cube bar, which is located at the top of the Medran lift. From here you can ski to Le Rouge, which is famous for its live DJs, regular events and fantastic views across the valley. Every night, live music is on at Le Farinet, which is legendary for its bustling scene. For a more laid-back night, head to Fer a Cheval for a cosy drink, or Farinet Lounge to enjoy first-class cocktails.