Guide to Verbier

Tours to Verbier, like other Swiss resorts, are sought after for the breathtaking slopes of the Alps. From November to April, this relatively small town is bustling with holidaymakers.

Visitors have the opportunity to test their skiing and snowboarding skills on the local slopes, which collectively span over 200 km. The most thrilling of them extends for an impressive 13 km. Verbier is primarily suited for non-professional skiers with solid skiing experience, as there are relatively few slopes for beginners.

However, it also attracts seasoned athletes seeking a challenge. The resort is renowned for its perilous and narrow slopes with sharp turns. But even if you're not an avid skier and you're traveling for company, there's no shortage of activities to keep you entertained.

You can wander the picturesque mountain streets of Verbier and enjoy a cup of coffee at a budget-friendly café. Additionally, the town boasts the Museum of the Alps, a glass museum, and its very own historic castle. If you're traveling with a child and the tour price suits your budget, they can explore the ancient castle and museums while attending ski school.

Typically, the cost of hot deals, including flights and accommodation, is around 370 EUR for a five-day stay. Cheaper options are available for shorter vacation durations.