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Ski Holidays in Italy
Ski holidays Italy bring together spectacular mountain views, world-class food, and a more relaxed, crowd-free ski culture — perfect for those who love the slopes as much as the scenery. With over 30 years of experience, Ski Line offers expertly tailored trips to some of Italy’s best-known resorts, including Cervinia and Sestriere, as well as favourites like Corvara, Courmayeur, Livigno, and Sauze d’Oulx.
Our Italy ski packages span 36 resorts and feature 200+ handpicked hotels, chalets, and apartments, all backed by 🛡️ ABTA protection, 🏆 award-winning service, and a ⭐ 4.9 Feefo rating. Whether you’re chasing snow, sunshine, or simply looking to slow down and soak up the scenery, Italy delivers a ski experience like no other.
- 🛏️ Accommodation
- 200+ hotels, chalets, apartments & all-inclusive
- ⛰️ Featured resorts
- 36
HIGHLIGHTS
Why Choose Italy for Your Ski Holiday?
- 🇮🇹 Excellent value – cheaper lift passes, meals and hotels than France
- ⛷️ Laid back, scenic slopes ideal for families and cruisers
- 🍝 Famous for food. Mountain dining is part of the trip
- 🌞 Sunny skies and stunning views, especially in the Dolomites
- 🏡 Warm hospitality in authentic villages, often with fewer crowds
SKI LINE RECOMMENDS
Top Ski Resorts in Italy
Cervinia
Popular, high, snow-sure resort linked to Zermatt.
- ❄️ Glacier snow from 2,050m to 3,480m
- ⛷️ Ideal for beginners and intermediates
- 🏂 Long open runs, terrain park friendly
Sauze d'Oulx
Sociable Milky Way resort with cruisy terrain.
- ❄️ Reliable snow and tree-lined runs
- ⛷️ Great for confident intermediates
- 🏂 Wide pistes perfect for boarders
Sestriere
High-altitude Olympic resort with wide, open slopes.
- ❄️ Snow-sure and well-groomed terrain
- ⛷️ Suits confident and improving skiers
- 🏂 Boarder-friendly parks and open runs
Corvara
Scenic Dolomites resort with Sella Ronda access.
- ❄️ Reliable snow and sunny slopes
- ⛷️ Great for intermediates and beginners
- 🏂 Best for on-piste terrain riders
Courmayeur
Chic resort beneath Mont Blanc with serious terrain.
- ❄️ Strong snowmaking, reliable conditions
- ⛷️ Great for advanced and intermediates
- 🏂 Better for freeride than freestyle
Livigno
Remote, snow-sure resort with tax-free shopping.
- ❄️ Long season and great snow record
- ⛷️ All ability levels well covered
- 🏂 Parks and powder make it great
Selva
Charming Dolomites hub with epic ski links.
- ❄️ Reliable snow and fast connections
- ⛷️ Suits all abilities with variety
- 🏂 Great pistes, freestyle more limited
Champoluc
Uncrowded Monterosa resort with wild off-piste views.
- ❄️ Fresh snow and quiet slopes
- ⛷️ Confident skiers will love it
- 🏂 Freeride heaven with no crowds
La Thuile
Peaceful Italian base for cross-border skiing.
- ❄️ North-facing and snow-sure slopes
- ⛷️ Great for beginners and intermediates
- 🏂 Wide, quiet runs for boarders
Pila
Compact, high-altitude resort great for families.
- ❄️ Consistent snow and easy access
- ⛷️ Best for new and casual skiers
- 🏂 Friendly terrain for beginner boarders
GUIDE
What Sets Skiing in Italy Apart?
Family-Friendly and Hassle-Free
Unlike France and Austria, Italy stays calm during the February Half Term — Italian schools don’t break up, so slopes are quieter, instructors are available, and prices remain reasonable. Resorts like Cervinia, Champoluc and Pragelato are ideal for family groups. Many resorts feature welcoming, family-run hotels that offer flexibility, comfort, and excellent value.
Laid-Back, Crowd-Free Slopes
Italy is a dream for cruisers and connoisseurs. Expect wide, well-groomed pistes and a relaxed pace, especially midweek when locals return to work. The vibe is easy-going, with fewer queues, less pressure, and a more welcoming feel, even in the bigger ski areas.
Dramatic Dolomites Scenery
The Dolomites offer a completely unique alpine experience, with jagged limestone peaks and pink-hued sunsets that are unlike anything else in Europe. This UNESCO-listed region is also home to the Dolomiti Superski — 1,200km of beautifully linked slopes to explore, with world-class lift infrastructure and access from resorts like Corvara, Selva and Arabba.
Good Food at Sensible Prices
Italy takes its food seriously — even on the mountain. Long lunches are part of the experience, with restaurants serving fresh pasta, polenta, pizza and prosecco at half the cost of France. Whether you’re on a terrace in the sunshine or tucked into a wood-panelled rifugio, dining is a highlight of any Italian ski trip.
PACKAGES
Find The Perfect Italian Ski Holiday For You
We Offer a Wide Range of Packages
- Catered chalets
- Hotels (half board, full board, and B&B)
- Self Catered Apartments
- All-Inclusive Club Med Pragelato Via Lattea
- Ski-in, ski-out properties
- Accommodation with hot tubs, swimming pools and childcare
Popular Options Include
- Family ski holidays
- Group discounts
- Early bird offers
- Late ski deals
FAQS
Italy Frequently Asked Questions
Are there all-inclusive ski holidays in Italy?
Yes, Club Med offers all-inclusive ski holidays in Pragelato, where packages include lift passes, ski lessons, meals, drinks, childcare and more. These are ideal for families and couples who want an stress-free, great-value experience in the Italian Alps.
Which is the cheapest ski resort in Italy?
Sauze d’Oulx tends to be one of the most affordable options, offering excellent access to the vast Milky Way ski area without the price tag. You’ll find budget-friendly hotels, great-value lift passes, and lower food and drink costs compared to France or Switzerland.
Is it cheap to ski in Italy?
Yes, Italy is one of the most budget-friendly ski destinations in Europe. Accommodation, lift passes, and meals tend to cost less than in France or Austria. And with crowd-free midweek slopes, it’s not just affordable — it’s relaxing too.
What is the best Italian resort for beginners?
Cervinia is a top pick for beginners, with long, wide-open blue runs and a relaxed atmosphere. High-altitude snow reliability means good conditions throughout the season, and the gentle terrain is perfect for gaining confidence.
Where is the best off-piste skiing in Italy?
Sestriere and Champoluc offer some of Italy’s most exciting off-piste terrain. Sestriere has challenging steeps and backcountry accessed from the Milky Way network, while Champoluc, in the Monterosa area, is known for its peaceful powder stashes and untracked descents.
Which Italian ski resorts have the best restaurants?
Corvara, Selva and Courmayeur are renowned for exceptional mountain dining. Expect hearty Ladin cuisine, fine wines, and stunning Dolomite or Mont Blanc views. Even piste-side lunches feel gourmet — and at a fraction of the cost you’d find elsewhere in the Alps.
BOOK
Why Book Your Italian Ski Holiday with Ski Line?
- ABTA protection
- Award-winning service
- 4.9-star Feefo rating
- 30 years of ski industry experience
Chat to Our Italy Ski Experts
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