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Singles ski holidays
- Choose from over 350+ ski resorts.
- Keep costs low with a stay in a dorm room.
- Lessons, ski hire, and lift passes—we'll handle it.
Heidi solo skiing holidays put you in control. Forget group tours - this is your adventure, your pace, your freedom to explore the mountains.
There are tons of great reasons to book a solo ski holiday; from fitting in an additional ski trip whenever suits you best, to having complete control over your day. The runs you select? Dinner plans? It’s all down to you!
Whether you’re just starting out on the slopes with lessons or want to be the first to carve the corduroy without waiting for your friends to get out of bed in the morning, solo ski trips let you do you.
Maximise your time on the slopes and keep costs low with a hostel stay, or book a room at a sauna and spa hotel to unwind with steaming hot tubs and a martini at the bar “shaken, not stirred!”
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Why book a solo ski trip with Heidi?
- With Heidi solo ski holidays, it's just you and the mountains - no group tours and no set schedules. Just total freedom.
- Organise your flights, transfers, and accommodation in one place, and add extra baggage, ski hire, and lessons at checkout.
- Whether you want to stay for 2 nights or 2 weeks, we offer flexible stays to suit all styles and budgets. That means less time planning logistics—and more time planning all the runs you’re going to carve.
- 24/7 support while you're away—so you’ll always know you’re looked after, from the moment you book to the flight home.
- Browse our fantastic selection of over 350+ resorts, or give us a call and let us organise the best solo ski trip for you.
Most Popular Solo Ski Holidays
Val d'Isere, France
With world-class slopes, fantastic snow totals, and vibrant après-ski, France's Val d'Isere is ideal for solo ski trips. Carve turns on your schedule, or book some group lessons to meet like-minded skiers and snowboarders. The choice is yours.
Solo Ski Holidays for Beginners
Seefeld, Austria
Just 20 minutes from Innsbruck Airport, Seefeld offers plenty of easy beginner pistes alongside fantastic ski schools and a wealth of fab non-ski activities: snow-shoeing, ice-skating, tobogganing, and hiking, to name a few.
FAQs about singles ski trips
Your questions answered by our solo ski holidays expert
Can you go on a solo ski trip?
Yes, you can absolutely book singles ski holidays. Many resorts cater to solo travellers with group and private ski lessons, along with social events, including accommodation that hosts social hours and activities, making it easy to meet others on the slopes.
Solo skiing holidays are a great way to ski at your own pace and plan your ideal itinerary. With a solo ski trip with Heidi, you enjoy maximum flexibility: ski as little or as much as you like, go for as many days as you wish, and fly to and from airports that suit you - it’s that simple!
How can I find people to ski with if I go on a solo ski holiday?
Staying in hostels with a more social atmosphere can offer plenty of chances to meet like-minded skiers and snowboarders to carve the pistes with. Alternatively, try exploring local and UK skiing and snowboarding social media groups to connect with nearby people, or download the Oak App to connect and plan days with others at the same resort.
Are ski holidays for solo travellers actually fun?
Many skiers find skiing holidays for solos an ideal way to combine adventure with relaxation, planning a cheeky trip to the mountains without having to work around friends' and families' schedules, budgets, and ability levels.
What are the best solo ski holidays for beginners?
Additionally, Seefeld is only a 20-minute transfer from the slopes, making it ideal for a short solo ski trip or weekend ski holiday for solos.
How to organise a singles ski holiday?
We recommend choosing a suitable ski resort and accommodation. For solo skiers, a hotel within easy reach of the slopes is ideal, and with a social atmosphere where you can meet like-minded skiers.
When it comes to booking your flights, accommodation, transfers, ski hire, lessons, and lift passes - leave it to Heidi! We sort it all out for you, and we’re always here 24/7 to help should you need us when you’re on your trip.
What’s the best time of year to go on solo ski holidays?
January to late March promises the best snow conditions with the fewest crowds, ideal for getting straight on the lifts and on the powder.
What’s more, solo ski holidays in January and March are usually when you can uncover the best ski deals on accommodation, flights, and more.
What’s the best solo ski trip in Europe?
Val d’Isère in France and St. Anton in Austria are among the best ski resorts for solo travellers, offering vibrant après-ski, fantastic snowfall totals, world-class slopes for all levels, and plenty of opportunities to meet like-minded skiers and snowboarders should you fancy.
What are the best ski trips for solo travellers in France?
Val d’Isere, Les Deux Alpes, Tignes, and Chamonix are all ideal when it comes to booking singles ski holidays in France. Offering vast amounts of terrain thanks to its large ski areas (chief among them the 600km Three Valleys), France offers plenty for beginner and advanced solo skiers to sink their teeth into.
What are the best singles ski holidays in Austria?
St. Anton’s world-class skiing, high-altitude slopes, and vibrant après-ski scene top the list of the best skiing holidays for solos in Austria, especially for more advanced skiers and snowboarders.
Bad Gastein, Saalbach, and Obertauern are ideal for intermediate solo skiers. Meanwhile, Seefeld and Igls make a perfect short ski break for beginner solo skiers looking for a speedy ski weekend to learn the ropes.
What are the cheapest resorts to book a solo skiing holiday?
- Andorra’s Soldeu and Pas de la Casa are fantastic for single ski holidays in Andorra, making up part of the Grandvalira super-ski area. With their tax-free status, they're fab for finding a bargain, whether that's on lessons, lift passes, accommodation, or some new ski gear to take home.
- For beginners looking for a cheap place to learn the ropes, Poland’s Zakopane is ideal. Grab a cheap room, book yourself in for lessons, and explore the resort’s myriad of cruisy blues and nursery areas.
- Meanwhile, Bansko and Borovets in Bulgaria are perfect for those looking for a cheap solo ski weekend or short break, offering fantastic deals alongside heaps of cruisy blues slopes to stretch the ski legs.
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