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Saalbach has got to be one of the best all round ski resorts in the world. Very good skiing, Very good Apres-ski, & relatively affordable. Not bad for beginners but better for intermediates & more advanced. A massive ski area which includes over 270km of ski slopes which excludes access to Zell am See which is a new development which is not yet 100% complete. The villages of Saalbach, Hinerglemm, Leogang, Fieberbrunn & Zell am See make it one of the largest ski areas in Austria. Beginners, families and experts can use 140 km blue, 112 km red and 18 km of black slopes. With 70 cableways and lifts, more than 60 cosy ski huts, numerous snow parks, a freeride park, floodlight slopes and toboggan runs, Salzburg's skiing region is one of the most diverse and best ski areas in the Alps.
For a South African first-time skier, there is no better ski resort. Small, intimate ski resort only 2hrs from Munich. Loads of gentle ski slopes to ease you into skiing, & more than enough to keep the seasoned skier occupied. Great Apres-ski with plenty mountain huts to rest your tired bodies during lunch or an impromptu Glühwein mid-morning. Everything is walking distance with a wide choice of bars & restaurants. Best of all, its one of the few ski resorts around the world where your South African Rand seems to work ok! Village height of 700m & over 60km of ski slopes.
Located in one of the largest ski areas in Europe, this great ski-in ski-out winter sports resort gives you complete freedom to ski exceptional pistes, whatever your level, L’Alpe D’Huez enjoys over 300 days a year of sunshine, allowing you to make the most out of the broad terraces’ sweeping views of the surrounding summits. It's the perfect place to try the mountain lifestyle at any age, with your partner, friends, or family.