Nendaz Ski Holidays

Nendaz ski resort has two distinct ski-pass offers. The Printse Sector covers 220km across Nendaz, Veysonnaz, Thyon and Siviez and is best suited to families and beginners thanks to the quiet, gentle slopes on offer. The full 4 Vallées pass offers access to all of the above skiing areas, along with the Mont Fort glacier, Verbier, La Tzoumaz and Bruson, spanning 412km. More advanced and expert skiers will be better suited to this option thanks to the access it provides to a range of freeride areas and itinerary runs.

One of the best freeride areas in the world; advanced boarders will enjoy the challenge of the exciting off-piste terrain on offer, such as the Tortin, Col des Gentianes and Col de Chassoure itinerary runs. There are also lots of park options, such as two small fun parks on the Nendaz slopes and a larger park in Thyon. Within Nendaz, there are some wide-open blue runs which are perfectly suited to beginner boarders, although the large number of drag lifts in the surrounding areas should be noted.

The Swiss Snow Kids Village is designed for children aged three to five years. It features a Mini Kids Club and Snowgarden in Siviez which are designed especially to aid children’s first experiences on skis. A medal and booklet are included at the end of the week to help track progress and encourage progression. The meeting point is in front of the restaurant Chez Caroline in Siviez.

From the slopes, head to the sun terraces of Les Etagnes and Lime It’s Up for a relaxing beer or vin chaud in the late afternoon sunshine. Nendaz town offers a host of friendly and relaxed bars, such as Le Malabar with a Moroccan themed interior and the Canadian Pub. Visitors to Nendaz can also head to Verbier for an evening out, where there is a wide range of après ski, ranging from the famous Le Farinet bar which has live music each night, to the more upmarket scene at the Farm Club.