Skiing Holidays in Zakopane

Imagine going on your next holiday and finding all of the winter sports activities that you could ever dream of and more. This is exactly what to expect on skiing holidays in Zakopane, one of the most striking skiing destinations in all of Poland.

Key Information for a Ski Holiday in Zakopane

Choose between one of these three locations for an exciting adventure. Here, you are bound to find slopes that suit your skills even if you have just started skiing.

1. Gubałówka

   Located directly above the town of Zakopane, it is a great spot for skiing holidays in Zakopane. The iconic chair lift was opened in 1977, though the mountain was a popular option for powder lovers for years prior to this. Once you reach the summit of this mountain, strap on your skis and goggles, and get ready to speed your way down the side. Alternatively, you could try your skills on a snowboard. After you have had enough of the cold, ski into the town of Zakopane and go shopping in the quaint streets. You may even want to treat yourself to a warming cup of hot chocolate next to a roaring fire.

2. Giewont

   At its summit, the Giewont mountain massif measures in at an astounding 1,895 metres. Consisting of three different peaks, this mountains is an excellent option for skiing holidays in Zakopane regardless of your skill level. Pack your skis, and enjoy the impressive hiking trails that lead up to the top of the mountain. From the highest peak, you can savour some of the finest views of the region. However, if you are not as confident on skis, you may prefer taking on one of the smaller peaks in the range so you can slowly build up your experience before you take on the difficult slopes. Reward yourself with a soak in one of the hot springs at the bottom of the hill after a long cold day in the snow. Finally, tuck into a meal at one of the fine dining establishments in Zakopane before you crawl into your warm bed.

3. Nosal

   There is no need for professional training before you head off on skiing holidays in Zakopane. Instead, you could visit the Nosal mountain in the region where you can take a lesson or two at one of the finest ski schools in Europe. This is a great destination for families: the 1,200-metre elevation means that none of the slopes are too challenging. Spend your day skiing before you head up to the summit of the mountain where you can take an exhilarating ride on a hang glider. After you get your blood pumping, head into Zakopane and visit a spa where you can go for a massage or luxurious treatment. Finally, make a stop at one of the ski resorts where you can meet fellow snow enthusiasts as you get comfortable in the cosy lounges.

Skiing Holidays in Zakopane: frequently asked questions

Skiing Holidays in Zakopane: what's the average price for the accommodation?

With HomeToGo, you can find holiday holiday homes for Skiing Holidays in Zakopane starting at £23 per night.

Where I can find holiday accommodation for Skiing Holidays in Zakopane that's suitable for a family or large group?

On average 4 guests, can stay in Apartment rental in Zakopane, with accommodation options also available for larger and smaller groups.

When does the ski season usually start in Zakopane?

January is perfect for skiing in Zakopane: the tempreture is around -10°C.

What types of holiday homes are available for Skiing Holidays in Zakopane?

There are a lot of options available when it comes to holiday rentals for Skiing Holidays in Zakopane, with 615 Apartment rental and 83 Bed and breakfast rental on offer.

Can I find group accommodation in Zakopane for a ski holiday?

Apartment rentals in Zakopane can comfortably fit an average of 4 guests.

Are pets allowed when staying in a Zakopane holiday letting?

Sure, there are 3,787 holiday apartments in Zakopane that allow pets for around £167 per night.