Klosters, located just 10 kilometers from the famous Davos, forms a unified ski complex with it. Despite its modest size, the resort has garnered a dedicated following, including Prince Charles. The total length of the slopes in Klosters is 156 kilometers, consisting of 51 kilometers of blue, 68 kilometers of red, and 37 kilometers of black runs. Additionally, there are approximately 39 kilometers of cross-country skiing trails, ski schools, and a kindergarten for young guests.
The resort is divided into two skiing zones. The first, called Madrisa, is particularly popular among freeride enthusiasts and families with children. Here, you'll find a fun park, a boarder-cross track, and a toboggan run. The second zone, known as Gotschna-Parsenn, features challenging slopes. Klosters is served by 27 different types of lifts, one of which is named in honor of the Prince of Wales.
Visitors can purchase a ski pass valid for one of the zones or opt for a season pass, granting access to all 307 kilometers of slopes and 55 lifts in the Davos Klosters complex. Night skiing requires a separate ticket.
Guide to Klosters
Virtual tour in Klosters
Photos of Klosters
Interesting places in Klosters
Klosters offers a variety of activities for visitors of all ages. You can start by visiting the local history museum, which is older than many of its exhibits, or explore one of the numerous art galleries in the area. In the evenings, the resort comes to life with its nightclubs, bars, and discos, providing entertainment for those who enjoy a lively nightlife. Additionally, there are opportunities for torchlight skiing on the slopes, adding a touch of adventure to your stay. If you're feeling lucky, neighboring Davos has casinos where you can try your hand at gambling.
Travel budget
Flight ticket prices
Tourists traveling to Klosters usually arrive in Zurich, from where it is convenient to reach the resort by train or car. Direct flights to the airport are operated by SWISS, Lufthansa, Air France, Ryanair, and easyJet. Popular routes include flights from Warsaw, Lyon, Valencia, Dresden, and Brno. Flights from Budapest, Chișinău, and Naples often require a layover.
Ticket prices vary depending on the season and departure city. For example, a flight from Wrocław starts at 65 EUR, from Milan – at 80 EUR, and from Prague – at 90 EUR. As the winter season approaches, ticket prices tend to rise, so it’s best to plan ahead.
The best hotels in Klosters
Klosters offers a range of accommodation options to suit different preferences and budgets. One of the most modern and spacious hotels is the Silvretta Parkhotel Klosters 4*, with 93 rooms and suites that cater to families and guests seeking comfort. The Hotel Alpina 4*S is another excellent choice, featuring a restaurant recognized by Gault Millau and a spa center with a swimming pool, saunas, and massage rooms. For those on a budget, popular options include the Klosters Youth Hostel, Hotel Kurhaus Klosters 3*, and Adventure Hostel.
The cost of vacation
Like other resorts in Switzerland, Klosters is aimed at wealthy guests. If your budget is modest, don't worry - you can always cut costs. Be sure to get the Davos Klosters Card. This card gives you free travel on trains (except Bernina and Glacier Express), the bus in Serneus and the city buses of Davos.
In addition, you can visit the Davos ice rink and museum for free, ride on the cross-country slopes, and also get many discounts (their list depends on the season).
| The budget for a trip to Klosters | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Flight | from 520 EUR | Accommodation | from 100 EUR per day |
| Average check in a restaurant | 77.5 CHF (approx. 72 EUR) | Transportation fare | from 3 CHF (approx. 2.8 EUR) |
| Ski pass | 752 CHF (approx. 697 EUR) for 7 days | ||
| Total: about 3045 EUR for a week for two people. | |||
Klosters: tips for tourists
Visa to Klosters
Citizens of European Union countries can enter Switzerland without a visa and stay there for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. It is recommended to check the current entry requirements and regulations in advance, as they are subject to change.
The airport in Klosters
Switzerland's largest international airport, Zürich-Kloten, is located 12 kilometers from Zurich and 146 kilometers from the resort of Klosters. It is one of the busiest in Central Europe, serving more than 25.5 million people each year.
Transfer to Klosters from the airport
Davos Express buses run from Klosters to Zurich Airport and back on Saturdays during the winter season. You can get off at the hotel you've booked a room at, just give the address to the driver. A one-way ticket costs CHF 70 and a return ticket costs CHF 120.
Public transportation in Klosters
Romantic-minded resort guests can take a horse-drawn carriage ride. There are several 1-4 hour horse-drawn carriage rides with lunch stops. It costs from CHF 40 per person, depending on the length of the ride.
Car rental in Closters
To rent and drive a car in Switzerland, you need to be over 18 years old, have an international driving license and at least one year of experience. A passenger car will cost you an average of CHF 130 (EUR 120) per day, including insurance.
Security in Klosters
If you've never skied or boarded before, you should hire an instructor or enroll in a school when you arrive. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, follow the rules of the slope and always wear a safety helmet to avoid injury.
