Family Snow and Ski Holidays
Popular holidays for families include Snow and Ski Holidays. New Zealand has some great skiing and snowboarding. New Zealand's premier ski fields are centred around Queenstown and Wanaka, with Coronet Peak, the Remarkables, Cardrona and Treble Cone Ski Fields all nearby. We can tailor your ski or snowboard holiday to include ski or snowboard lessons, equipment hire, clothes and lift passes.
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3+ Star Motels: Mt Hutt is the perfect place for a family ski holiday. Children 10 years old and under receive free ski lift passes, and transfers in Methven. This package includes 4 nights accommodation, 3 days skiing and...
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5 Star Apartment: A short family holiday, this 5 day ski package gives you 3 days of skiing or snowboarding at The Remarkables, the Queenstown ski field that is perfect for families. Save on your ski package as all children 10 years...
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3+ Star Motel: Wanaka Family Ski Package includes 4 nights accommodation at Manuka Crescent Motels in a 2 bedroom unit, and a 3 Day One Pass ski lift pass valid at Cardrona, Treble Cone and Snow Farm ski areas, plus 4 day car rental...
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Earlybird Ski Special - Includes 1 Night Free - Book Now 4 Star Motel: This 8 day ski package gives you time to enjoy skiing or snowboarding in Wanaka's 3 ski fields. Choose from Cardrona, Treble Cone or Snow Park, or visit all 3...
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Earlybird Ski Special - Includes 1 Night Free - Book Now 4+ Star Apartments: Take the family on a ski holiday to Queenstown! The Glebe’s Apartments are ideal for couples, families, groups of friends and people in...
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Earlybird Ski Special - Includes up to 2 Nights Free - Book Now 3+ Star Hotel: With one of the best locations in Queenstown, the swiss-style Heartland Hotel Queenstown lures excited visitors from all over the world, with stunning...
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From Lake Tekapo: The foothills of the Southern Alps undergo a magic transformation in winter. A covering of snow turns these tawny tussock lands into an extensive playground, not just for skiers, but also trampers on snowshoes. ...
