Ski Vacations In Germany
Although the resorts of Switzerland and France are perhaps better known and busier in the winter months, there is no denying that Germany too boasts a great selection of ski resorts in the south of the country just perfect for rewarding winter vacations. The resorts on "the other side" of the Swiss and Austrian borders have in the past been overlooked, but that doesn't mean that there are no great resorts in the area. In fact, skiing in Germany can be a real treat, with excellent uncrowded resorts, great facilities and a unique German skiing experience waiting to be had throughout the southern resorts. Some vacation resorts are better known than others are, and the fabulous dual town of Garmisch Partenkirchen has long been a favorite in the area. However, that is not the only resort area in Germany, and there are plenty of others to be seen and explored.
Other ski resorts include the slopes of Germany's highest peak at Zugspitze, with gorgeous snow, glacier skiing and great facilities. The Black Forest offers some great skiing in a location alternative to the Alps, and boasts the great Feldberg Mountain with excellent points for departures for cross-country skiing across the forest's terrain. Oberammergau is another great place to head to enjoy ski vacations in a traditional German village. There is fabulous skiing on the nearby slopes, beautiful alpine architecture including gorgeous ski chalet and quaint shops, as well as top of the range facilities and great après-ski. Others may want to try the Allgau or Berchtesgaden for great scenery and lush surroundings. Whatever German resort is chosen, skier can be sure of an excellent experience during the season, as well as some great vacation deals on offer.
The very best ski packages to German resorts include all the extras expected on a good package deal in any country. Such little extras make all the difference to those planning to take all the family on a ski vacation, and can include little things such as $100 dollars off if booking early, to real money savers such as free lift passes, 2 for 1 equipment hire and "Kids Ski Free" deals. Other extras are often thrown in, such as free food, hot chocolate and transfers from the airport, as well as welcome packs in some hotels. Whatever ski resort tourists are looking at, having a quick scour of the Internet will normally yield the best deals, and can result in massive savings over traditional booking methods.
Looking at the ski packages on offer will show exactly the great deals to be had on skiing in Germany. With the major resorts being easy accessible from Munich and other airports, flight prices are low and the less crowded ski resorts offer better prices and a personal touch than at the other resorts in Europe. Usually, there are available some excellent deals including week-long skiing with two free nights, free childcare and breakfast included vacation packages. There are fabulous package vacations from USA to Germany such as a travel arrangement from Atlanta, which costs only $1,300 and includes a week accommodation, flights with leading airline Lufthansa, transfers to the resort and breakfast. All that voyagers need to do upon arrival is to hire skis and take off onto the beautiful slopes of ski resorts in Germany!
Book Ski Packages To Germany
In the left widget below you can book Germany Ski Packages to Germany Hotels & Germany Resorts comprising flights + hotel accommodation or flights + hotel accommodation + car rental. There can be also booked only stays at hotels in Germany or airplane tickets, and rented cars.
Map of Germany With Popular Ski Resorts
Map legend: on the yellow marker is the link to hotels in Germany, the skier markers represent the most popular ski resorts in Germany and other countries, while on the airplane marker is the link to local/international flights (zoom out the map).
Disclaimer: the location of Germany ski hotels & Germany ski resorts on the map is approximate.
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