Skiing Holidays March 2028

Skiing is a great change from a regular vacation.
Here are great offers that take place March 2028.

7 days Ski and Yoga in the Dolomites

Arabba, Italy

$3,837 / 8 Days

4-day spiritual SKI retreat, including the Glücksziel method in Oberstaufen/Allgäu by Glücksziel©

Oberstaufen, Germany

$1,674 / 4 Days

Discover ALPEN.KRAFT. in Bad Hofgastein

Bad Hofgastein, Austria

$255 / 3 Days

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5 days of yoga and hiking – inspiration for creative living in Stromberg Nature Park

Sachsenheim, Germany

$604 / 5 Days

5.0

Winter in Sweden – Yoga, the Northern Lights, and Husky Adventures

Ranea, Sweden

$2,011 / 8 Days

5.0

Stress relief, painting and drawing at Bernried Monastery on Lake Starnberg

Bernried, Germany

$343 / 5 Days

5.0

Yoga Weekend at the Nikolauskloster, Jüchen

Jüchen, Germany

$282 / 3 Days

4.8

Windsurfing am Gardasee in Torbole - Italien

Nago-torbole, Italy

$181 / 2 Days

5.0

RETREAT: TIME OUT WITH HORSES JUST FOR YOU

Wiesenburg/Mark, Germany

$1,034 / 3 Days

5.0

Journey to Yourself - a retreat in the desert & by the sea

El Gouna, Egypt

$1,854 / 8 Days

5.0

Enjoy and relax with yoga and plenty of ocean views in Souda Bay (South Coast – Crete)

Plakias, Greece

$802 / 8 Days

5.0

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is a skiing retreat?

A skiing retreat combines the thrill of skiing with relaxation, mindfulness, and often yoga or wellness elements. In addition to hitting the slopes, you can enjoy offerings like meditation, spa treatments, or cozy group evenings. It's the perfect way to blend the energy of winter sports with deep regeneration. We currently have 3 skiing retreats available.

How much does a skiing retreat cost?

Prices for skiing retreats vary depending on duration, accommodation, and the scope of the program. On Retreat Urlaub, prices range from €220 to €4.644, with an average price of €2.401. Typically, accommodation, meals, and the retreat program are included – ski passes may be included or available as an add-on depending on the offering.

Do I need to know how to ski to join a skiing retreat?

Not necessarily! Many skiing retreats cater to all experience levels – from complete beginners to advanced skiers. Some retreats even offer ski lessons or beginner guidance. Simply check the description of each offering when booking to find the right level for you.

Where do skiing retreats take place?

Skiing retreats typically take place in popular winter sports regions, such as the Alps in Austria, Switzerland, France, or Italy. You may also find destinations in Scandinavia or North America. Browse through our 3 current offerings to find your dream mountain destination.

When is the best time for a skiing retreat?

The best time for a skiing retreat is typically during the winter season from December to April, depending on the region and snow conditions. January and February usually offer the most reliable snow. Some high-altitude retreats are also available in spring. We recommend booking early, as popular retreats tend to fill up quickly.

What is typically included in the price of a skiing retreat?

Most skiing retreats include accommodation, meals (often healthy, regional cuisine), and a complementary program such as yoga, meditation, or wellness treatments. Whether ski passes, equipment rental, or ski lessons are included depends on the specific offering. Be sure to read the retreat details carefully before booking.

Can I attend a skiing retreat on my own?

Absolutely! Skiing retreats are wonderful for solo travelers. You'll meet like-minded people who also want to combine skiing with relaxation. Most retreats foster a warm community where you'll feel welcome right away – whether on the slopes, during yoga sessions, or at dinner.

How is a skiing retreat different from a regular ski holiday?

A regular ski holiday focuses primarily on skiing, while a skiing retreat takes a more holistic approach. In addition to time on the slopes, you'll enjoy mindful practices such as yoga, breathwork, or meditation, as well as nourishing meals and time for personal reflection. The goal is not only to be physically active but also to find inner calm and recharge your energy.