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7 Cheapest Ski Resorts in Europe for 2025

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Skiing (and snowboarding) in Europe have a reputation for being expensive, but the good news is that enjoying the slopes doesn’t have to break the bank.

Whether you’re an avid skier or a beginner, there are plenty of budget-friendly ski destinations where you can get budget flights, affordable lift passes, and very reasonable accommodation.

How we calculated prices for 2025

With ski tickets, we looked at ticket prices at the start of the high season in 2025; mainly mid January (weekend). With Airbnb, we looked at January weekend prices and excluded outliers to tally up a (rough) average. With hotels, we looked at 5-10 of the top-rated hotels on Google Maps and estimated the average price for one night during a weekend in mid January.

7 Cheapest Ski Holiday Destinations in Europe in 2025

We found that Brasov, Romania is the cheapest for ski passes and accommodation, but the difference isn’t big. You will also need to consider flights and the journey from the airport to the ski town. Here are the top cheap ski resorts in Europe.👇

Grandvalira, Andorra

Grandvalira is one of the biggest ski areas in Europe, with over 200 km of slopes. It’s also tax-free, which can help you save some money. The resort is great for both intermediate and advanced skiers, so it’s a good choice for all kinds of travelers.


How to get there? Fly into Barcelona Airport (BCN) or Toulouse Airport (TLS), then take a 3-hour transfer by shuttle or rental car.

Ski pass prices (high season)

  • Day pass: £50
  • 3 Day pass: £143

Hotel prices

For two people: £80- £120 per night

Airbnb prices

For two people: £55-£110 per night

What else is there to do?

You can ski under the stars in Pas de la Casa.

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Jasná, Nízke Tatry, Slovakia

Jasná is the biggest ski area in Central Europe and offers great slopes at affordable prices. The modern facilities are perfect for skiers of all levels, and the area is full of beautiful scenery. With budget-friendly passes, places to stay, and dining options, it’s a great spot for travelers who want to get the most out of their money.

How to get there? Fly into Bratislava Airport (BTS) or Poprad-Tatry Airport (TAT). From there, it’s a 1.5 to 2 hour drive to the resort by rental car or shuttle.

Ski pass prices (high season)

  • Day pass: £40
  • 3 Day pass: £120

Hotel prices

For two people: £150+ per night

Airbnb prices

For two people: £50-£100 per night

What else is there to do?

Relax in nearby thermal spas to rejuvenate after a long day of skiing.

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Vogel, Slovenia

Vogel is in Triglav National Park and has beautiful views everywhere you look. It’s cheap but high-quality, with well-kept slopes. Vogel is great for skiers who want a quiet and peaceful place to enjoy the snow.

How to get there? Fly into Ljubljana Airport (LJU), then take a 1-hour drive or shuttle to Vogel.

Ski pass prices (high season)

  • Day pass: £36
  • 3 Day pass: £96

Hotel prices

For two people: £110- £160 per night

Airbnb prices

For two people: £50-£150 per night

What else is there to do?

Don’t miss the views of Lake Bohinj from the slopes.

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Kranjska Gora, Slovenia

Kranjska Gora is known for its family-friendly atmosphere and manageable slopes. It’s a smaller resort, making it ideal for beginners and those who prefer a quieter skiing experience.

How to get there? Fly into Ljubljana Airport (LJU), then drive or take a 45-minute shuttle to Kranjska Gora.

Ski pass prices (high season)

  • Day pass: £39
  • 3 Day pass: £106

Hotel prices

For two people: £100- £120 per night

Airbnb prices

For two people: £60-£120 per night

What else is there to do?

Explore nearby alpine villages for a hearty post-ski meal and Slovenian beer, or hot chocolate.

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Bansko, Bulgaria

Bansko is great for travellers on a budget. It’s perfect for families and groups, with cheap ski lessons and equipment rentals. The town is charming, and the slopes are easy to reach, making it a great choice for skiers of all levels.

How to get there? Fly into Sofia Airport (SOF), then take a 2-hour transfer to Bansko via shuttle, taxi, or bus.

Ski pass prices (high season)

  • Day pass: £40
  • 3 Day pass: £114

Hotel prices

For two people: £50-£100 per night

Airbnb prices

For two people: £50-£125 per night

What else is there to do?

After a day on the slopes, explore traditional Bulgarian dishes. Try banitsa, a savory pastry filled with cheese.

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Zakopane, Poland

Zakopane combines a charming small-town atmosphere with affordable skiing opportunities. It’s ideal for those new to skiing, with plenty of inexpensive ski schools and beginner-friendly slopes.

How to get there? Fly into Krakow Airport (KRK), then take a 2-hour bus or shuttle to Zakopane.

Ski pass prices (high season)

  • Day pass £35
  • 3 Day pass: £85

Hotel prices

For two people: £45- £100 per night

Airbnb prices

For two people: £40-£180 per night

What else is there to do?

You have to try pierogi! They are dumplings filled with savory or sweet ingredients.

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Poiana Brașov, Romania

Poiana Brașov is affordable, making it a great choice for families and beginners. The slopes are easy to enjoy, and the nearby town of Brașov adds some history and culture with its old castles and beautiful views.

How to get there? Fly into Bucharest Henri Coandă Airport (OTP), then take a 2.5-hour train or shuttle to Brașov.

Ski pass prices (high season)

  • Day pass: £33
  • 3 Day pass: £80

Hotel prices

For two people: £50- £110 per night

Airbnb prices

For two people: £45-£100 per night

What else is there to do?

Visit nearby medieval castles like Bran Castle, famously associated with Dracula.

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