Europe

Learn to ski is a great opportunity for a winter holiday in Europe. Flies with the right infrastructure and good instruction is the slope falls within a few days after the check-in and almost everything you take home a skill that will last a lifetime. (It's a bit like learning to ride, with the exception of cases is much softer.) Children make good students, and have fun learning the ropes - the parents a solid afternoon or a break from the kids!

Making the right choice of destination for the first ski trip, and it may be the beginning of a lifelong addiction to this healthy and exciting sport! So if you have winter gear and ready to roll, this 10 is the ideal places to learn to ski, but still a good holiday.

Cortina, Italy

Just because you're learning to ski does not mean that can not be enjoyed very best slopes in Europe. Typical examples are Cortina, the pride of Italy's Resort offers. It has breathtaking landscapes and magnificent views of the Dolomites. There are excellent beginner slopes and very long, gentle slope cruising runs, exactly what the final Ski-school graduates need. Another plus for the Cortina is that teachers with children and adults are qualified nervous.

Wengen, Switzerland

Wengen is proud to be a well-known and most respected ski schools in Europe. That means you learn faster, have more fun in the process, and highlight the correct technique from the beginning. Wenger is the awesome North Face of the Eiger, the long-held fascination with magnetic positioned for climbers. Pupils slopes are right in the heart of the village, and there are a lot of time to move on gently sloping, if you create the trust. The only negative is that there may be a relatively low elevation snow unreliable and APRS-ski scene tempered somewhat so that young people in a group must make their own party.

Kranjska, Slovenia

For them, something a bit different from their learning experience the beautiful ski town of Kranjska Gora could be the answer. Slovenia Top Resort is located near both the Italian and Austrian border, at the foot of the Alps Julien. The town is small and insignificant, and the legs are long and demanding Kranjska Gora is an ideal destination for beginners and those who are off the beaten track. Slovenia is also cheaper than their rich neighbors who skis are much cheaper.

Lech, Austria

Lech is for those who want to learn the style, in a very elegant and expensive resorts in Europe. The price barrier Lech obtained as a classic alpine resort with a village atmosphere, despite a very lively nightlife. The ski school is excellent, with experienced English-speaking teachers, and many suitable slopes for skiers of students. Seduce the side of the mountains also maximizes the chances of snow and sunshine - perfect conditions for a rookie. The snow of the season also means one of the longest in Europe, and at each end of the ski season 'Snow Crystal' week, lift passes are half price.

Poiana Brasov, Romania

Looking for great value and comfortable ski slopes? Go east! The former republics of Eastern Europe have underestimated some good ski resorts, and that catching up quickly Popularity. Good value means beginners can try out the sport without a fortune. Poiana Brasov has two spawning grounds, and the nicest sports instructors. There is plenty to do in the area, and a trip to Dracula's Castle.

Gargle-Obergurgl, Austria

Despite its unwieldy name, the location of gargle-Obergurgl is ideal for beginners and advanced, with some of the snow conditions in Europe, and a small village atmosphere that is undeniably charming. The resort is a very high return skiers in general is a good sign. Nightlife is quiet anyway, and the more experienced riders in the party soon completed challenges.

Soldeu, Andorra

Andorra is one of the most popular places for students to sport skier in a low profile commander, good value for the environment before the slopes in fashionable destination in Europe. Soldeu is a challenge and offers lots of variety for beginners and slopes. The ski schools are decent and the weather and night-life reliability, and happy. Andorra has to draw a tax-free area destination with only the best shopping opportunities on the continent.

Chatel, France

Chatel is part of the Portes du Soleil in France, the world's largest ski area. That is, there are plenty of slopes for skiers of all levels. Access is easy and cheap as places near the airport in Geneva, and can run more than Calais. There are too many tracks for beginners and well-regarded instructors. A big plus for this area is the supply of housing, including villas for rent directly to the slopes, close to ski lifts.

Bansko, Bulgaria

Beautiful Bankso draws budget-conscious skiers who like a good deal and relaxing ski conditions, which are perfect for first time skiers. The lift is excellent and the green slopes, the degree beginner after a few days, the gentle slopes of up to 16 km long. A total of 65% of the slopes are for beginners and advanced. The city itself was in the 10th Century was formed to explore so much history and interesting sights. Do not expect sophisticated restaurants and entertainment venues, but, this is a more down to earth scene.

Glenshee, Scotland

Glenshee has the largest ski lift system in Britain, with its 36 slopes suitable for beginners and advanced. The tip of Cairnwell chair lift gives you the best view seen in the Cairngorms, Scotland, from the ski area will be. The resort is conveniently located, but snow cover can be unreliable and the slopes crowded with day-trippers.

General Tips:
- Obtain a few hours before you leave. Snow Dome as Chill Factor in Manchester, a realistic preview of the real thing.
- Try to get a beginner package with your booking, lessons, rentals and lift tickets if necessary.
- Rent equipment to begin with - to find out how much you love skiing, before investing in expensive equipment.
- Get insurance that covers ski injuries.
Sure - you take your accommodation is NURSERY SLOPES and school.
- If someone goes skiing, do not say "break a leg!"