Just days after the current season’s first guests arrived at Ski Beat’s high altitude French ski chalets, the company has joined several other leading ski holiday companies in launching its 2025-26 programme already.
“Around 30% of our guests book their next ski holiday with us within a couple of weeks of their return home. By the time the summer holidays begin, we have filled around half of our entire ski chalet capacity for the following winter, and nearly three quarters of Ski Beat’s holidays will be booked ahead of the start of each season,” said Ski Beat’s Laura Hazell (pictured below), adding, “This year we are launching the next season’s holidays earlier than ever before. Skiers generally know what they want, and once they find a chalet or ski area that suits them, they like to secure it for their next holiday.”
Around two thirds of Ski Beat’s guests return year on year, and for newcomers to skiing, the company has put aside specific dates and chalets for newbies to try a `Toe in the Snow’, away from high season, when prices are keener, slopes are quieter, and days are longer.
For winter 2025-26 Ski Beat is offering seven night ski holidays in ski chalets in seven of France’s top ten high altitude resorts, including Arc 1950, La Plagne, La Tania, La Rosiere, Les Arcs/Plan Peisey, Val Thorens and Val d’Isere.
Ski Beat offers options to upgrade the chalet ski holiday experience, with wine and artisan beer upgrade packages and optional massage available in chalets, many of which have hot tubs, saunas and access to indoor pools and gyms.
Ski Beat has been taking British skiers to the Alps for nearly four decades. Prices for the 2025-26 season start from £870pp for a week’s stay in Chalet Herrison, Plan Peisey, including a chalet host to prepare cooked and continental breakfast, home made cakes with afternoon tea, freshly prepared three course evening meals with unlimited wine, return Gatwick or Manchester flights, and transfers.
