The Andermatt region is considered one of the most snow-sure ski resorts in Switzerland, known for its dry powder and mostly north facing slopes. The village offers an ideal location for exploring with direct access to the Obleralp Pass and both ski areas. Free riders and lovers of steep slope descents fall for the Gemsstock, while intermediates and families find themselves in their element at the Nätschen and Sedrun resorts. The village offers a warm, traditional Swiss feel with a variety of dining experiences and facilities.

The resort is divided into two areas - Davos Platz and Davos Dorf. They are linked by the main street, which is lined with cafes, shops, boutiques and hotels. There are six main ski resorts spead out on either side of Davos including the famous Parsenn Davos Klosters. The resort has an excellent lift system and reliable snow conditions throughout its long season. The area is famous for having one of the longest runs in Europe and there is something for all winter sports enthusiasts: carvers, freeriders, snowboarders and those who want to take things just a little easier.

Engelberg is one of the largest and most beautiful ski regions in central Switzerland. The Benedictine Monastery and the impressive mountain panorama complement the quaint village centre where various stores and restaurants entice visitors to shop and relax in a pleasant atmosphere. Snow sports fans take advantage of Engelberg’s attractive selection of winter hiking routes, cross-country trails and alpine ski and snowboard areas. Make sure you check out the Big Five – from the world-famous Laub to the challenging Sulz, the mysterious Steintäli to the Steinberg and the long descent from Galtiberg – the Big Five ensure endless off-piste fun!

The hospitable mountain village of Grindelwald (1034 m) lies in the Berner Oberland - and acts as the stage for a wonderful drama. The set is composed of the ice capped peaks of the Wetterhorn, Eiger, Monch and Jungfrau, with visitors and tourists as the leading actors... What's more, there are endless pistes and runs for skiers, snowboarders and sledgers in winter, a giant network of hiking trails in summer, and an almost infinite variety of leisure activities. There are countless ways to explore this fascinating mountain world, through sports and activities or by adopting a gentler, more relaxing approach. You can engage in extreme mountaineering, or simply enjoy the view... A particularly amazing experience is the trip to the Jungfraujoch, the `Top of Europe', at 3,454 m Europe's highest railway station right in the heart of the UNESCO world natural heritage site.

St Moritz is located in the Engadin valley, a chic and cosmopolitan ski resort that boasts an abundance of sunshine each year and offers powder underfoot the whole day long! The village has been well-known for many years as a health resort and as host to a calendar of fabulous international events such as the White Turf Racing on the frozen lake and the Cartier Polo World Cup. This lively ski resort has plenty of bars and restaurants, fantastic for après ski and exclusive boutique shopping. There are plenty of accommodation options to choose from in either St Moritz or St Moritz Bad, which has its own cable car to access the ski area and is a five minute shuttle ride from the main village. The region can claim 350 kilometres of runs with 60 lifts over four mountains making this suitable for all skiers and snowboarders. With a high altitude of between 1800 and 3303 metres above sea level, snow at St Moritz is very reliable.

Verbier is a fantastic ski resort situated in the French speaking Valais region, only a 2.5 hour transfer from Geneva airport. With an array of chalet style buildings, the village of Verbier has carefully maintained its European alpine charm with all conveniences located within easy walking distance. Known for its off-piste and glacier skiing, Verbier is the gateway to the 4 Vallées ski area. The ski lift network makes it possible for everyone to appreciate the beauty of the mountains and there are three great terrain parks to choose from. The village has lively après ski, excellent local and international restaurants and is packed with bars and clubs, leaving no shortage of evening nightlife fun to be had.

The Swiss Alpine village of Wengen lies on a wind-protected sun terrace at the foot of the Jungfrau summit, 400 metres above the Lauterbrunnen valley. The ski region is reached by rack railway from both Grindelwald and Wengen or by cableway. This traditional, car free resort offers a family friendly ski area around the Männlichen and the Kleine Scheidegg. Opening widely to the south west, the terrace guarantees plentiful sunshine and easy access to the renowned nature excursions within the Jungfrau region.

Zermatt is one of the most popular winter destinations worldwide. This internationally renowned resort is cosmopolitan and stylish, but has managed to retain its rustic charm with narrow streets lined with boutique shops, restaurants and chalets. There are no cars allowed in the village, all transport is either by horse drawn sleigh or electric taxis. The skiing in Zermatt is varied with an even balance of gentle and difficult slopes. The breathtaking black runs offer exhilarating powder skiing and off-piste terrain, while the more gentle slopes are wide and groomed to perfection. In 2020, Zermatt introduced the new Kumme lift. This was the first fully automatic gondola in Switzerland, running from Tufternkehr at 2215 metres to the Unterrothorn at 3103 metres.