Unwind on luxury ski holidays in Zermatt, framed by the Matterhorn’s iconic peak. Stay in exclusive chalets and renowned hotels designed for the most discerning travelers.
Enquire NowZermatt is one of those places that feels special before you even put your skis on. Car-free, immaculately kept, and dominated by the unmistakable outline of the Matterhorn, it combines world-class skiing with a calm, confident sense of luxury. It’s refined without being stiff, international without losing its Alpine soul.
We arrange luxury ski holidays in Zermatt for clients who want everything to run smoothly – from the journey in, to the skiing, to the right place to stay. Whether that’s a discreet luxury ski chalet in Zermatt, a landmark hotel with a destination spa, or a penthouse apartment close to the lifts, we’ll help you choose well and take care of the rest. The result is a luxury ski trip in Switzerland that feels effortless from start to finish.
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54 Rooms & Suites
A contemporary alpine sanctuary above Zermatt, steps from the Sunnegga lift, with sweeping Matterhorn views, inventive dining and a soulful mountain spa.
95 Rooms & Suites
A refined alpine retreat in the heart of Zermatt - contemporary design, spa indulgence, and a superb kids’ club for families seeking effortless mountain escape.
30 Rooms & Suites
A striking architectural retreat perched above Zermatt with sweeping Matterhorn views, an indoor-outdoor pool, refined spa and supervised childcare that welcomes families and design-savvy travellers alike.
Zermatt sits at the foot of the Matterhorn and remains one of the most iconic ski destinations in the world. The village itself is car-free, which adds to its exclusivity, and its blend of historic chalets, gourmet restaurants, and luxury hotels makes it as appealing to non-skiers as to those chasing fresh powder.
The skiing here is unrivalled in scale and drama. With more than 360 kilometres of pistes and glacier slopes reaching up to 3,883 metres, snow is guaranteed almost year-round. Skiers can cross the border into Italy for long sunny runs to Cervinia, or take on challenging descents and off-piste terrain that have made Zermatt a serious skier’s dream. Every lift ride brings a new, breathtaking view of the Matterhorn.
Life in Zermatt extends far beyond the slopes. Michelin-starred restaurants sit alongside rustic mountain huts where champagne and fondue are enjoyed with views of the Matterhorn. Shopping is high-end, with boutiques showcasing Swiss craftsmanship and international designers. Wellness is woven into the resort’s DNA, with world-class spas offering treatments that match the crisp Alpine air. Zermatt delivers both spectacle and substance.
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Airport 1
Zurich (ZRH) - 250KMS // 3HRS 45MINS
Airport 2
GENEVA (GVA) - 180KMS // 2HRS 10MINS
Private Airport
SION (SIR) - 80KMS // 2HRS
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Train Station
TASCH - 25MINS
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Heli Pad
ZERMATT - In Resort
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Skiing in Zermatt is about scale, variety, and flow. The area is split across three main sectors - Sunnegga-Rothorn, Gornergrat, and Klein Matterhorn - each offering a different feel and terrain. With snow-sure conditions from early December through late spring, it’s a place where you can ski with confidence, whatever the week brings.
Intermediates love the long, rolling runs from Rothorn and Gornergrat, with panoramic descents that seem to go on forever. Stronger skiers gravitate towards the high-altitude glacier terrain and off-piste routes accessed from Klein Matterhorn, where the skiing feels more rugged and alpine. The link to Italy adds another dimension, with wide, confidence-boosting pistes down into Cervinia and the option to mix Swiss precision with a more relaxed Italian pace.
Away from the technicalities, Zermatt is also one of the best places in the Alps for long-lunch skiing - world-class mountain dining, sunlit terraces, and days that feel unhurried even when you’ve covered serious mileage.
We’ll help you plan ski days that make sense, whether that’s choosing the best direction for weather and light, arranging guiding for off-piste days, or simply helping you avoid bottlenecks at peak times. The goal is always the same: more time skiing, less time figuring things out.
Matterhorn Ski Paradise
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For those in search of something different, paragliding, ski-touring or off-piste heli-skiing can keep adrenaline junkies infinitely busy, yet there is ample for the more leisurely-minded people, cinema and the fascinating Matterhorn museum. As well as many local attractions, Zermatt is host to a variety of extravagant festivals and annual events, including Unplugged Music Festival, Matterhorn Ultraks Skialp and the revered ski-mountaineering race Patrouille des Glaciers from Zermatt to Verbier.
Zermatt’s ski season runs from late November to early May, making it one of the longest in the Alps. The best conditions are typically between January and March, when the snow is deepest and the skies are clearest. For those who prefer quieter slopes and longer, sunnier days, April offers superb spring skiing - particularly on the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise, which remains snow-sure year-round.
Absolutely. While Zermatt is famed for its challenging terrain, it’s equally welcoming to beginners and families. The Wolli Park at Sunnegga offers gentle, protected slopes ideal for learning, while Zermatt’s ski schools are internationally recognised for their friendly, multilingual instructors. Many hotels and chalets also provide family-friendly amenities and private transfers, making it easy to navigate this car-free Alpine village.
Zermatt is car-free, preserving its peaceful mountain charm. Travellers typically arrive via train or taxi to Täsch, then continue into Zermatt on a scenic 12-minute shuttle train. The nearest international airports are Zurich and Geneva (around 3.5 hours by train), or Milan via the Italian side. For a seamless arrival, The Camel Collection can arrange private transfers, helicopter access, or luggage handling directly to your chalet.
Zermatt boasts over 360 km of interconnected pistes and links directly with Cervinia in Italy. There are three main ski sectors - Sunnegga-Rothorn, Gornergrat, and Klein Matterhorn/Glacier Paradise - each offering different styles of terrain. From wide, groomed descents to high-altitude glacier runs and hidden freeride zones, Zermatt delivers something for every level. Experienced skiers can enjoy off-piste adventures with certified guides, while intermediates can savour endless scenic routes framed by the Matterhorn.
Skiing in Zermatt is a study in contrasts - exhilarating yet serene, adventurous yet refined. Expect long, sweeping runs, dramatic Alpine scenery, and impeccably maintained slopes. Its cross-border connection with Cervinia lets you ski two countries in one day, often finishing with Italian espresso before returning to Swiss precision and comfort.
Après-ski in Zermatt is stylish, social, and distinctly Swiss. Mountain restaurants such as Chez Vrony, Findlerhof, and Zum See offer long lunches with breathtaking views, while in the village, you’ll find elegant bars and Michelin-starred dining. Evenings here unfold slowly - fireside aperitifs, gourmet tasting menus, and candlelit strolls through snow-dusted streets.
Zermatt works extremely well for families, particularly when it’s planned properly. Beginner areas such as Wolli Park at Sunnegga are purpose-built for children, with gentle slopes, covered magic carpets, and excellent ski school facilities.
One of the biggest advantages is that children under ten ski for free, which makes a real difference for luxury family ski holidays in Zermatt. Ski schools are well organised, multilingual, and used to working with international families, while private instructors can be arranged for tailored progression.
And for young families, there’s another reason to fall in love with this Swiss resort — children under 10 ski for free, making Zermatt one of the most family-friendly ski destinations in the Alps.
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