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Verbier Ski Holidays

At a glance

  • Vast interlinked 4 Valleys area
  • Vibrant and varied après ski
  • Chocolate box Swiss chalets
  • Incredible scenery

Great for

  • Families
  • Groups
  • Non skiers

Ski Holidays in Verbier

The Côte d’Azur of winter resorts with some of the best off piste in the Alps. As the favourite ski destination of royals and celebs as well as top skiers and boarders from around the world, Verbier is the place to combine world class skiing with a posh party atmosphere back in town.

  • Flight Time
  • 1.5 hours
  • From London
  • Nearest Airports
  • Geneva, Zurich
  • Time zone
  • GMT + 1 hour
  • Language
  • German, French, Italian, Romansh
  • Currency
  • Swiss Franc
  • Ski Season
  • Dec - April

Verbier Stats

Top Altitude
3330m
Bottom Altitude
1500m
Resort Altitude
1500m
Total Piste
213.8km
Longest Run
15km
Slope Orientation
NSEW
Vertical Drop
2509m
Skiable Vertical
2479m
Night Skiing
Torch lit descents available
Glacier Skiing

Established in 1937, posh party town Verbier covers a sunny plateau slap bang in the middle of Switzerland’s 4 valleys – which just happens to be one of Europe’s biggest and best ski areas.

The easy-on-the-eye architecture’s a pretty mix of wood and slate, but it’s what you’ll find within some of these walls that’ll blow your socks off…

Blending in with dozens of classic chalets and ski hotels, this place has some of the most luxurious lodgings on the planet. Some hotels come with designer suites and super-slick service, while others have been refurbed into mega chalets with private spas and cinemas. What tends to get the most airtime here is the bars, with local legends like the Farinet consistently winning (and definitely deserving) the gong for the best après ski in the world (Retracting roof – tick. Showers of Tattinger – tick. Famous DJ’s – tickety tick).

Such a heady mix of powdery pistes, high end lodgings and brilliant bars has made Verb hugely popular with the rich, royal and famous – Branson owns a chalet here, and visitors include Beatrice, Eugenie and the Beckhams. It’s described as a place to see and be seen, but the real reason you come here’s the skiing:

It’s spectacular - 35 lifts provide access to the local slopes, a fine mix of cruisey groomers, lovely tree-line runs and some of the scariest moguls around.

Anyone looking to ski more can upgrade to the full area ski pass – which tots up a whopping 410km of slopes in the country’s biggest ski area. This includes access to the iconic 3330m Mont Fort glacier, for one of the best off-piste descents on the planet, plus cracking views over the Matterhorn and Mont Blanc massifs. It also links Verbier to 5 smaller Swiss resorts: Bruson, Veysonnaz, Thyon, Nendaz and La Tzoumaz.

Winter Sports Ratings

Beginners

Intermediate

Advanced

Snowboarding

Verbier Transfer Times

Geneva 2h30
Zurich 3h

The nearest airport to Verbier is Geneva / Geneve at 161 km or about 2 hours 52 minutes by car

What's the ski area like in Verbier?

Besides being famous for its off-piste routes, Verbier’s well-groomed slopes are well known as some of the most challenging in the Alps. Although it mainly attracts intermediate, advanced and expert level skiers seeking adventurous off-piste and steeps experience, the 37 local pistes covering 100km provide for all abilities.

Which other ski resorts are near to Verbier?

The nearest ski resorts to Verbier include Saas Fee, Zermatt, Nendaz, Veysonnaz, 4 Valleys.

Ski Area Facts

LocationSwitzerland, Alps.
Established1937
Downhill213.8km
Lift PassCHF317 (adult 6 day)

Beginner Slopes

92km43%

Intermediate Skiing

62km29%

Advance & Expert Terrain

60km28%

Snowboarding Trails

213.8km100%

What is Verbier like for Beginner skiers?

The resort has three areas specifically for beginners, including the gentle slopes at Les Moulins, which has a children’s area and Les Esserts, with its 120m magic carpet. Those with a bit more confidence can enjoy family favourite Le Rouge (with one of Verbier’s many restaurants situated conveniently nearby) as well as the gorgeous scenery and gentle slopes of La Chaux.

What is Verbier like for Intermediate skiers?

More confident skiers will be spoilt for choice, with a range of slopes including some brilliant red runs from La Chaux and down to La Tzoumaz.

What is Verbier like for Advanced skiers?

Expert skiers can enjoy the steep slopes at Col de Chassoure and the off piste runs and steeps around Mont Gelé, where a huge bonus is the fantastic view.

What is Verbier like for snowboarding?

Host of the Freeride World Tour, Verbier is a favourite for intermediate and advanced ‘boarders looking for extreme snowboarding both on and off piste. As well as steeps and rock drops of all sizes, the Swatch Snowpark at La Chaux is a must-visit for freestylers. It is accessible via La Chaux Express and has more than 20 structures including kickers, boxes, rails and a big airbag (the one thing Verbier lacks for snowboarders is a pipe, but there are rumours of something in the pipeline). The park also has a chill-out zone for post-boarding relaxation and you can watch your performance back on a large video screen. Less experienced boarders can enjoy Savoleyres, the only drawback being its drag lifts. Ultimately Verbier’s lift system provides well for snowboarders, with only 10 drag lifts overall.

What is Verbier like for off-piste skiing?

Renowned as an off-piste destination, the big draw is how accessible the terrain is. In Verbier's local area try the Col de Mines and Col de Mouches. In the wider 4 valleys the recommned options are the backside of Mont Fort, the easy to reach, very popular Gentianes - Tortin and the classic "Stairway to Heaven".

What is Verbier like for cross country skiing?

If you go to the Val bagnes area, there are 4 routes for both classic and skating styles, about 14 km.

Verbier Restaurants

Jamie Oliver skis here and Heston Blumenthal helped out with the menu at La Vache, which gives you an idea of just how good the dining scene is. For gourmet food and stunning views of the Alps, Nevai does an extensive range of grilled meats, Asian and Mediterranean dishes. W Verbier is another place to book a table if you fancy a treat - Michelin star chef Sergi Arola creates some amazing dishes combining Spanish and Swiss influences. We love the pizzas at Fer a Chevel in the centre of town – it has a lovely sun terrace for outdoor lunches and a lively atmosphere at night too. The La Monde des Crepes on Rte de la Poste is great for kids and has every type of crêpe you could think of... and then some!

Where to eat in Verbier and on the mountain

Les Ruinettes Large self service downstairs,, restaurant upstairs

Netsu Sushi bar and Asian fusion

Discover Verbier Luxury Catered Chalets in Verbier

Private Kitchen Via ‘The Private Kitchen’, private catering is available in your chalet. We are happy to cater all types of corporate or private functions.

Harold's Hamburger Bar Harold's Hamburger Snack Bar is situated in the heart of Verbier on the south side of the Central Square (on the right as you look up the mountain) in the same block as the Pharmacie Internationale and the Cinema. Our concept is not based on that of international fast food chains, as we cook to order. Clients can therefore personalize their orders, and we can guarantee quality. Cooking time is usually between 5 and 12 minutes depending on affluence and the product being prepared.

Le Rouge Restaurant & Club Established in December 2008, Le Rouge Restaurant & Club has rapidly earned a reputation for being the trendiest venture in Verbier. For ski-in, ski-out lunches on one of Verbier’s most beautiful panoramic terraces, for après-skis with a difference in the Club and upper terrace featuring resident DJs, frequent special guests and a taste of Ibiza in the snow, and for refined evening dining inspired by fresh produce from Burgundy to the Aosta Valley amongst friends, family, colleagues and loved-ones, a visit to Le Rouge is certainly a ‘must have’ experience in Verbier. Winter opening hours : 12h00 – 00h30. Téléphone: +41 27 771 80 00 Mobile: +41 27 771 80 00 / +41 27 771 80 33 (bureau)

Nevai Victor Vestberg is the leading chef here – there’s an open grill with a bar and DJ for some lively après ski. Make sure you eat out on the sun terrace if the weather’s up to it – the sights are awesome. As well as the grill, there’s a new sushi menu and a la carte.

Restaurant Arola at W Verbier Restaurant Arola at W Verbier is the place to go if you’re celebrating something special. Sergi Arola fuses Spanish and Swiss cuisine to create some exquisite flavours and the views of the Swiss Alps are just as good as the food. The vibe is fashionable and creative and the food is worth the pricetag. The restaurant is usually open until 10:30pm – make sure you book a table well in advance as it’s really popular!

Fer a Cheval Fer a Cheval is always packed out with tourists and locals. Whether you want to sit out on the sun terrace and enjoy lunch or soak up its lively atmosphere at night, Fer a Cheval is a must visit. Try succulent pizzas, great salads and tasty grills all great tasting and reasonably priced

La Monde des Crepes Le Monde des crêpes was founded in 1973 and was the first in crêperie in Switzerland. Here you can enjoy sweet or savoury crêpes as well as bagals, club sandwiches or soups in a warm and friendly atmosphere. How about ending a delicious meal in tasting our home made rhums? Everything is reasonable priced too so within reach of all budgets.

Amandine Forget leaving the quality and content of your chalet catering to chance (or to your chores-list), and ask Amandine to find you the perfect member of their talented team to join you on your week away. Genuinely dedicated to finding someone whose style suits your tastes and budget, they’ll put together a shortlist from their sprawling databases, then let you sample your favourite’s cooking before any promises are made.

Tyrone Power Having spent 10 years cooking for clients around the world (including for the discerning owner of one of Monaco’s super yachts), Tyrone Power has amassed a skilled team with the flexible technique to please every palate. Their sample menus are their best publicity, featuring fresh new takes on old favourites (venison sausage rolls? Yes, please) and a wealth unknown flavours (ever heard of the mizuna leaf?). Procure one of his team for your week away, and work together to create the bespoke menu that will be the highlight of your holiday.

Verbier Après Ski

Many say Verbier’s après is the main reason to visit – it’s certainly some of the best in the world and if you want to increase the odds of bumping into Prince Harry or Leonardo di Caprio on the dance floor, there’s no better place to party. From a good old pint in a lively pub (we love Nelson’s and Pub Mont Fort) to swanky cocktails with the socialites at Cordee de Alps, the nightlife is wonderfully varied. An absolute legend is the Farinet - with a huge sliding roof, a commanding position over the main square and a lengthy shot list, it regularly crops up on the list of the world’s best après ski bars. You don’t have to travel far to experience another top venue – the same hotel houses what was once the Casbah club and is now the Etoile Rouge supper club, where the transition from supper to dancefloor is gloriously seamless.1936 is another popular bar on the run down from Les Ruinettes to Verbier, a great stop on the way home with deckchairs outside where you can soak in the rays without having to worry about catching the last lift.

Bars Late Night Clubs and Cafes in Verbier

Harold’s Internet cyber c Harold's Internet Cyber Café is situated in the heart of Verbier on the south side of the Central Square (on the right as you look up the mountain) in the same block as the Pharmacie Internationale and the Cinema. Available for use are 4 fixed machines and 4 laptops using our high speed WiFi

Pub Mont Fort After a concoction of vodka shots and imaginative cocktails, if you haven't already fallen into 'the pub', you'll almost certainly fall out of it. The wild, multi-national party scene (which includes lots of Brits) crescendos after 10pm and by closing time revellers are literally dancing on the ceiling. Apres-ski is less raucous, despite the offer of half-price drinks from 4-5pm. The tasty upstai

Coco Club Inspired by the mountain scenery, Coco has a lavish yet chic interior and spectacular sharing cocktails served by our "Snowbirds" - tp DJs, VIP treatment and the most exlusive clientel in the Alpes combine to make this the number one Apres Ski destination in the world

l'Atelier We are situated on Place Central in Verbier, Switzerland and open between 8am and 12pm. We serve high quality food and drinks is a relaxed bar environment. We also provide private catering services through our sister company, “The Private Kitchen". We provide an interesting range of beers, wines, and spirits and serve a wide range of non-alcoholic beverages including a variety of coffees, teas

Nelson Pub Perfectly located right in the centre of town, Nelsons pub is an old English style venue where you can try over 40 different types of beers and many wines. Daily sporting events are broadcast on its big screen including rugby, football and ski racing. It is the only place in Verbier where you can bet on live horse racing as its shown. www.nelson-pub.ch

Pub Mont Fort Bar Pub Mont Fort Bar opened in 1977 and has 37 years of wild parties and great after skis. Every night is a big night here the place is famous for crazy nights, great music and DJ’s. Food is served from 4.00pm to 10.00pm, 7 days a week.

Cordee de Alps Cocktail Bar A visit to La Cordee cocktail Bar is a must and is a perfect pre-dinner treat before going into the Cordee Alps Restaurant. Specially trained staff will make you the finest cocktails in town, Or how about spending some time relaxing with friends and family and sampling the bar menu.

Farinet & Cashbah Voted the best Apres ski bar worldwide in 2004 Farinet & Cashbah is one not to be missed. Happy Hour 4 – 5pm every day. It’s the only place in Verbier that showcases live bands everyday throughout the season. With an extensive shot list huge, sliding roof and commanding position over the main square it’s the place to be.

Verbier Activites for Non-skiers

If you fancy a pit stop on the mountain, Carlsberg often has an airbag outside for those feeling a bit more daring once the beers have set in... Le Dahu, at the bottom of La Chaux Snowpark has some top notch pizzas and pasta dishes (not to mention awesome mountain views). Activities off the slopes are also varied and abundant. If some R&R is on the agenda, there are various wellness centres like Nevai Elemis Spa and Wholey Cow. For more experience of the incredible scenery, outdoor activities include hang-gliding, paragliding, tobogganing, horse-riding, husky-rides, snowshoeing and ice karting. In terms of things to do indoors, you can keep fit in one of the local swimming pools, squash courts or gyms, do some ice skating or curling or catch a movie at the cinema (but come on, do you really want to stay in and watch a film here?)

Heli Alps Heli Alps is a highly professional company based at Sion airport (10 minutes flight from Verbier). Founded in 2005, we have a fleet of modern, powerful helicopters. We specialize in touristic flights and love to share our passion of flying. Our tours show you the majestic Alps, favourite tours include: "Big 5" - Mont Blanc, the Matterhorn, Mont Rose, Grande Jorasse, Grand Combin. "3 Most Beautiful Mountaintops" - Mont Blanc, Grand Combin, Cervin - Europe's most beautiful mountains. "The White Tour" - flying over the Matterhorn, Aletsche Glacier and Plaine Morte. Or simply choose your favourite places, and we will put together something for your requirements and budget. Please get in touch for prices and more information.

Bike Verbier Award-winning alpine adventures from Verbier's original mountain-biking holiday team. When it comes to breathtaking trails and unforgettable biking, no one knows the Verbier area like Bike Verbier. We've spent more than nine years searching high and low for the kind of big-mountain backcountry riding most can only dream of. And we've found it. Add great accommodation, delicious food and experie

No Bounds Bike Rental and guides

Bureau des guides - ESS Verbier Climbing - Initiation Learn the basic technique in only one day Accompanied by a high mountain guide, discover the beauty of this sport's gesture, all the knots and their assurance. Close to Verbier, in a marvellous scenary, the Pierre Avoi sector has a few pinnacles allowing an interesting initiation to the assurance techniques and the gap. Rates per person CHF EURO As of 4 participants - 1/2 day 100 63 As of 4 participants - 1 day 150 94

Heli Alps Heli Alps are based a ten minute flight from Verbier at Sion airport. With expert pilots and a fleet of powerful, modern helicopters, we can show you the most beautiful mountains in Europe from the air. Our most popular tours include "The Big 5" (Mont Blanc, Mont Rose, Matterhorn, Grande Jorasse, Grand Combin), Europe's "3 Most Beautiful Mountain Tops" (Mont Blanc, Grand Combin, Matterhorn), "The White Tour" (the Matterhorn and its glacier, the Aletsche Glacier, Plaine Morte). Or simply tell us what you'd like from your helicopter tour, and we will put something together for you.

Centre Sportif Sport Centre including swimming pool

Le Spa du Chalet d'Adrien The "HORMETA" Spa in the Chalet d'Adrien is a haven of peace, a place that brings together love for nature, the lightness of air, the vitality of the mountain and the ternal snows of the “Grand COMBIN”. The excellence of HORMETA treatments complements the prestige of the place. These Swiss products have the dynamism of trace elements to return your skin's cell energy.

The Verbier Touch The Verbier Touch was founded in 2003 by Brigitta in the exclusive ski resort of Verbier Switzerland. With a focus on world class quality & exceptional service the business rapidly grew into the largest massage therapy provider in Verbier while focused exclusively on chalet / home visits; and has been successfully catering to the resorts discerning clientele ever since.

Massage 1936 Massage 1936 is Verbier’s specialist sports massage company. We will ensure you are left feeling relaxed, rejuvenated and revived for the next day on the mountain. Massages include: Sports massage, deep tissue massage, recovery massage, relaxation massage, Indian head massage and Thai foot massage. All of our therapists are highly trained and can treat injuries as well as offering a wonderfully relaxing massage. We visit you in the comfort of your own chalet but if space is an issue we have a room in a local hotel so you can visit us too.

Verbier Language School Verbier Language School run language classes with a mix of activities (can include ski tuition) to help you have the confidence to use your language skills in different situations. The language classes usually run Monday-Friday, with the lessons between 9am and midday, then activities in the afternoon. Languages available: French & English.

Clothing Food & Souvenir Shops

Verbier is known for its stunning vistas, rich culture and breathtaking skiing areas. This is a great first-class ski area and the shopping depicts this as there are art galleries, souvenir shops , speciality sporting shops that offer clothes and shoes that are both fancy, casual or sporty in feeling. Verbier is a gem for shopping and it has both traditional items with a perfect balance of the new trends and more expensive shops.

No 1 Sports You can book your equipment easily on-line through No1's website (no1sports.com) or by calling ahead. Open non-stop throughout the day. The shop also offers secure, heated ski lockers just a short walk down the road (and therefore very close to the main lifts). At the end of your stay, even if the shop is closed you can return your skis by leaving them in the lockers, as they are electronically programmed at the start of your rental to 'know' when you will be finished.

May Taxi Car Rental and Taxi Service

Supermarché Brunet The supermarket of Brunet is located at the bus stop of Brunet a few hundred meters while going up on the left of the central place of Verbier.

Swiss Souvenirs Le spécialiste du souvenir et Pandora. The souvenir and Pandora specialist.

Ski Service Ever since Ski Service began in 1972, we have done things differently. We have made it our business to combine sport and apparel fashion in a unique fusion never before seen in Verbier. Our buyers have a collective 50 years of experience under their belts, they spend each winter looking at hundreds of brands and collections in order to bring you the best apparel offering from around the globe

Ski Service rental Our price to performance ratio is just right. We have a selection of the latest skis, snowboards & boots. You are welcome to exchange them at any time at no extra cost. Nobody matches our range of products and quality. Select from our range of freeride, carving, touring & telemark skis, and snowboards. The speed & professionalism of our service staff is unsurpassed. It takes only a few minutes to

No 1 Sports With a wide variety of Leasure wear, Ski wear, Eye wear, and accessories, No1 Sports is your shop. Some of the brands we carry are: Norrona, Elevenate, Marmot, Häglöfs, Mons royal, Karitraa, Oakley, Hestra, Giro, Poc, Makia, Dynafit and all the best ski brands available on the market. Open non-stop throughout the day! no1sports.com

Verbier Package Skiing Holidays

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Best Time to Visit Verbier

Besides 70 snow cannons, the mountain has ski slopes facing North, South, East and West, meaning that whatever the weather conditions or time of year you travel, you are likely to find slopes in great condition for skiing.

The ski season runs from early December through to the end of April most years. Skiing in early December is usually quiet, with numbers increasing during the festive season. Verbier is coldest in January, and relatively quiet, getting a lot busier during February half term. Temperatures gradually warm through February and March, with April as the sunniest month. For a quieter skiing experience you might want to choose dates outside the Easter school holiday dates where the resort tends to be busier. There is good snowfall throughout the ski season, with average snowfall highest in March (upper piste snow depth around 300cm), so this is a great place to come if you love T-shirt skiing in the spring sunshine.

Browse all Verbier ski deals or read about holidays in December, January, February, March or April.

What's Verbier like at Christmas?

Have a magical time in stunning surroundings by spending Christmas in Verbier. With festive markets, midnight mass carols, live music and even a visit from Father Christmas, Verbier is the choice location for a perfect white Christmas.

What's Verbier like in the New Year?

Join the vibrant atmosphere by seeing in the New Year in Verbier, with food, parties, live entertainment and spectacular fireworks in Central Square.

What's Verbier like in Half-Term?

February half term is a popular week for Brits seeking that much-needed refreshing getaway. With ski lesson programmes and childcare options, Verbier provides well for the whole family.

What's Verbier like at Easter?

Verbier provides various fun activities for those spending Easter in Verbier. Children can enjoy Easter egg hunts both around the resort and on the ski runs, while themed parties in clubs and bars also join the Easter celebrations.

Verbier Snow Conditions

Snow Report, History & Forecast

View our detailed Verbier snow report to see skiing confitions now. Our Verbier snow history shows you what snow depths have been in recent years month-by-month. If you're visiting soon, use the Verbier snow forecast to see predicted snowfall over the coming days.

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  • Patchy light snow with thunder Sunday
  • Sunny skies Monday
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Ski Accommodation in Verbier

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Families are welcome in Verbier which has a ski area, accommodation and off-slope activities to suit all ages.

The vast and varied ski area includes some lovely sunny, cruising runs that the whole family can enjoy together. For little learners, Les Moulins has a children’s skiing area and there are new magic carpet lifts at Les Esserts. There are a range of ski lesson choices, including group lessons for a range of ages and levels with English speaking instructors (and a high likelihood of English classmates in this popular Brit resort). You can also book a private family lesson if you want to enjoy quality family time as you all learn and improve together.

If you’re bringing a child who is too young for ski school, various childcare options are available where your little ones will be looked after in safe hands while you tackle the slopes. In the resort, Kids Club Verbier has a snow garden with toys and games. Half and full day childcare is available here with a warm lunch included. Les Schtroumpfs is a brilliant local crèche and Petit Verbier offers a private nanny and babysitting service. Ask us about our hotels with on-site childcare.

If you’re in Verbier during school holidays, look out for special children’s activities and events including a visit from Santa at Christmas and an egg hunt at Easter. Various activities are available in the area for quality family time and memorable moments – go on a hike with an adorable St Bernard, enjoy an afternoon of sledding on the longest run in the area or head to the sports centre for ice skating and ice karting.

We have a brilliant range of holiday options for families including everything from cheap deals to luxury family getaways. Our catered chalets and half or full board hotels ensure minimal hard work and maximum family time. Pick a traditional chalet for cosy evenings and games by the fireplace with your loved ones or ask about hotels with family rooms and adjoining rooms so everyone is close together. If you’re a large family or a group of two families, book Chalet Chaperon Rouge with sole occupancy so you can enjoy the accommodation to yourself or if you’re a smaller family, our large chalets and chalet hotels like Chalet Les Quatre Saisons and Chalet Hotel de Verbier provide the perfect setting to meet new people while your children make friends.

With a varied ski area, abundant off-slope activities and a reputation for legendary après ski, Verbier is a terrific resort for group ski holidays.

Our group holidays come with flights and transfers from airport to accommodation or channel crossings for self drive holidays. Catered chalets, half board hotels and all inclusive packages are a brilliant option if you don’t want to have to worry about catering for everyone’s individual needs – your chalet host or hotel staff will do the hard work for you. Accommodation-only options can save hassle if you’re organising a group holiday – grab a good deal before it disappears and let everyone sort out their own travel arrangements. View these by selecting ‘independent travel’ in the departures / flights section.

Our chalet hotels in Verbier are ideal for groups as they offer the size of a hotel with alpine chalet charm. If you book your group into somewhere like Chalet Hotel de Verbier or Chalet Hotel Montpelier, everyone can enjoy their own rooms and gather for sociable evenings in large dining and lounge areas for dinner and drinks. Because they have a good amount of rooms, these chalet hotels also provide the option for late-comers to join the group holiday later on in the process if there are any rooms still available.

If you’ve got a group of 10 or think you can arrange one, book Chalet Chaperon Rouge or Chalet Hameau with sole occupancy and enjoy these cosy alpine chalets and their brilliant positions and amenities to yourselves.

Groups looking to ski hard and party harder have definitely come to the right place – Verbier’s après scene is legendary and offers a variety of options until the early hours. If you want to get the best of the action, stay somewhere in the centre of the town like Chalet Hotel de Verbier or Hotel de la Poste which are known for offering brilliant access to the nightlife - Pub Mont-Fort, Fer à Cheval and Farinet are must-visits for the Verbier après ski experience.

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I know Verbier quite well, it’s not necessarily the best family resort but we knew that. The main reason we went was because we were meeting friends, and we probably wouldn’t go back with our 6 year old. However it’s a brilliant resort, very sociable. + more
Claire Mcdonald, London
4 out of 5
I did a season in Verbier in 2013/4. Savoleyres is a really good place to get your ski legs back as it tends to be much quieter over that side, it is also really good over there on the powder days. The Attelas chairlift or 'James Blunt' (who opened it) leads up to loads of nice runs also whilst up here, La Vach... + more
C Roberts,
5 out of 5
It was a great pity about the snow, but we can ski anything and we did! We had a lovely Christmas overall. Verbier is utter paradise for skiers as it’s such a big area. I hadn’t been since I did my ski season in 82, so this was a nostalgic trip for me – the resort has changed beyond recognition! + more
Anon, Gloucestershire
5 out of 5
I’m a snowboarder and for me it sucked! I couldn’t find any group lessons at all and I searched high and low. If there aren’t enough people they simply don’t bother having group snowboarder lessons. I could have hired a private guide but it was so expensive. I really wanted to try the off-piste because Verb... + more
Dmytri Gilgur, London
3 out of 5
The skiing was great, we were lucky with the powder. It’s quite a technical resort. There’s some really good off-piste, especially the ‘itinerary runs’ which aren’t pisted but are with the ski boundaries, they are fantastic and highly recommended. A day with a ski guide is also worth doing. We thought it ... + more
Gareth Morgan, Cardiff
5 out of 5
Verbier is an expensive place but it has some of the best pistes in the world. The only thing about the 4 Valleys is that it’s a bit disconnected and it takes a while to get all the way over to the other side. We were lucky even though it was the end of March, it was snowing when we got there and continued to ... + more
Lee, Isle of Man
4 out of 5
Verbier isn’t a beginner resort but if you’re intermediate or advanced you will love it. You get a lot of different skiing, loads of pisted runs but also incredible off piste. The Tortin run is very mogully but you can get a bubble down if you don’t want to ski it. It used to get a bit bottleneck at the Me... + more
The Adam and Hunter Clan, Glasgow
5 out of 5
It’s very, very expensive! Lunch on the mountain was £120 for 4 people (including wine). It was a good resort for the kids although our kids are quite experienced, they’ve been skiing since they were 3. There was plenty of skiing, you get up on the main gondola and you’re away. I don’t think we would go ba... + more
Richard Pohl, Essex
4 out of 5
We had good snow – luckily it finished snowing just before we arrived after snowing for a whole week, so we had enough snow for the whole holiday. It had started to melt when we left as the temperature was 15-20°C but we had the perfect conditions in between. Verbier has all kinds of tracks for different ab... + more
Lorenzo, Chelsea
5 out of 5
Verbier isn’t a beginners place, I went to Les Deux Alpes before which is great for beginners, but in this place every blue has a little bit of red in it...They do a thing with Warren Smith Ski School and there was a lot of hype as he was on TV doing The Jump at the time. We actually had lessons with European ... + more
Henry, London
4 out of 5
The ski area is fantastic and the off piste is amazing! It’s a bit expensive, but that’s just the Swiss economy – this is the only negative I can think of. I was snowboarding on an off piste guided course and had a brilliant time – if you haven’t been here before, get a guide and go off piste. There are so... + more
Bedwyr, Isle of Anglesey
5 out of 5
Verbier is definitely a resort for the more advanced skier, but we were aware of that before we went. We’re not ambitious skiers, we just came here for a family ski holiday and to relax in the mountains. We thought the skiing would suit our son and so we knew it would be challenging. Some of the blue slopes ar... + more
Mrs. Wright, Berkhamsted
4 out of 5
We picked Verbier because it has a good reputation as a ski resort. There’s loads of skiing, especially for intermediates and advanced - where it’s black, it’s very black and there’s so much off piste. The village is just like most ski resorts, with lots of bars, over-priced gift shops, lots of ski stor... + more
Simon, Tranent
4 out of 5
Had not been to Verbier before – it’s phenomenal. Nothing not to like! The resort is a nice cosy size, not big and sprawling. The snow was amazing, every night of the week there was about half a foot of it! Off piste is brilliant, tree runs are amazing, when you're up there in deep powder with no one else aro... + more
Stefan, Maidenhead
5 out of 5
As part of the four valleys ski area, Verbier gives you access to over 410 km of pistes in the Swiss Alps. The 37 pistes here cater for all levels. Over half of the slopes are geared towards intermediate and advanced skiers but the areas of Les Moulins and Les Esserts are dedicated for beginners. For the more a... + more
J Slonecki, Kent
5 out of 5
Verbier ski resort was established in 1937 and consists of traditional, Swiss chalet buildings set against a beautiful alpine backdrop. With 35 lift systems in the resort it is easy to gain access to the mountains and the 410 km of slopes. This resort is too beautiful to miss, and guarantees a first class skiin... + more
BJ,
5 out of 5
The Après ski scene in Verbier is second to none. The village provides high qualities attractions and facilities that rival the on-the-snow activities. You don't even need to leave the slopes to catch a drink in this resort – the 1936 bar can quench your thirst in the unique yurt huts some 1740m above Verbier... + more
Mr Geo, London
4 out of 5
As a small village in the heart of the Valais Canton, south-west Switzerland, Verbier might appear to be a quaint, traditional Swiss village, but don't be deceived – when it comes to skiing Verbier is a cut above the rest. Skiers of all abilities are attracted to Verbier – but it also boasts royal approval wi... + more
Benedict S, Sidcup
5 out of 5
Verbier - really top resort, great skiing/boarding, great bars, cafe's, night life etc Thanks again to Sno !! + more
Chris Deeming, Bristol
5 out of 5
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Ski Extras

How much is a ski pass in Verbier

Maximum and minimum adult Verbier lift pass prices ranged from CHF340 to CHF357 for 6 days access to the Verbier ski lift system at the start of the 2025 winter season. Our lift passes are part of a packaged Verbier holiday with accommodation, so prices vary depending on chalet or hotel suppliers. Confirm price for the lift ticket before booking your holiday.

Lift Tickets Child Adult Senior
1 Day Price CHF33 - CHF35 CHF66 - CHF69 CHF56 - CHF59
6 Day Price CHF170 - CHF179 CHF340 - CHF357 CHF289 - CHF303
Age Range 8 - 14 25 - 64 65+

Getting to Verbier

Most of our ski holidays to Verbier packaged with flights include airport transfers. We can also arrange private transfers to Verbier from nearby airports

How long does it take to fly to Verbier from the UK?

Flights from London take about 1.5 hours to Geneva, Zurich. This table shows approximate transfer times to Verbier from the nearest airports, smaller airports can be more prone to delays.

Airport Distance to Verbier Transfer Time
Geneva / Geneve 161 km 2 hours 52 minutes
Zurich / Zürich 283 km 4 hours 28 minutes
Sion 54 km 52 minutes

How long does it take to drive to Verbier from the UK?

Browse our self-drive ski holidays which include your car channel crossing, or go choose accom-only and book your car ferry or tunnel later.

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How long is the transfer from nearest Switzerland train station to Verbier?

The transfer time from alpine train stations are generally shorter than from airports, Call us for details of Verbier transfers.

Station Distance to Verbier Transfer Time
Le Chable 9.5 km 9.5

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Going to Verbier under your own steam

For independant travel to Switzerland, compare accommodation only with Verbier self-drive packages which include Eurotunnel or ferry.

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More Verbier Information

Tourism Office Verbier in the Swiss Alps is undoubtedly one of the world's most prestigious ski resorts. The resort is know for its sunny slopes and very dramatic scenery. Verbier's skiing and lively après ski is what the tourists love about it! The tourism office will assist in all your information needs about the apre ski, bars, restuarants etc. The team are very knowledgeable about the area and its surrounds and will be able to give you the best advice on the area. Verbier was awarded the title of the World's Best Ski Resort by the World Ski Awards for the second year in a row. Its proximity to Geneva makes it a fashionable destination for those wanting to pop through to the affluent destination. The office also collects payment of the tourist tax, which is mandatory for people staying more than one night. The office is a 5-minute walk from the Place Centrale in Verbier, opposite the Ermitage car park. Services offered by the Tourism Office: - Assistance on booking : Aerial sports, Cycle sports, Ball sports, Climbing sports, Winter sports - Information on off-piste activities such as spa and beauty products - Maps and Brochures - Printing and documentation - Transport advice and bookings Opening Times: Daily 08:00 - 12:00 and then 13:15 - 17:30 Times may differ in Summer and Autumn months

Médi'Bagnes medical centre The Médi'Bagnes medical centre is open from 9am to 7pm for appointments and emergencies. The secretariat takes your calls from 8am to 7pm. The Arcades centre (located under the Migros supermarket) is equipped with state-of-the-art technical facilities: latest-generation X-ray, ultrasound machine, medical analysis laboratory and intensive care unit. The nurses and doctors specialise in the following: -Traumatology -Emergency medicine -General medicine - Sports medicine and paediatrics. Outside of our openings, you can contact the following number: +41 900 144 033 (CHF 0.50 per call and CHF 2.- per minute, up to a maximum of CHF 30.50) Opening Times: Daily: 08:00 - 12:00 and then 13:30 - 17:30 Saturday & Sunday Closed

Pharmacie Internationale Verbier Opening times WINTER High Season Monday - Saturday: 08h30 - 19h00 Sundays and public holidays: 10h00 - 19h00 SUMMER High season Monday - Saturday: 08h30 - 12h30 and 14h00 - 18h30 Sunday and public holidays: 10h00 - 12h30 and 15h00 - 18h30 Low Season Monday - Friday: 08h30 - 12h15 and 14h00 - 18h30 Saturday: 08h30 - 12h15 and 14h00 - 17h00 Sundays and public holidays Closed

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