6 Zurich Ski Trips Worth Booking

1.Zurich: Titlis First Time Ski Experience & Lucerne

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 93 reviews · 9.5 hours · from $227Our pick

Travel from Zurich to Lucerne and Engelberg, then ride the cable car to Trübsee for a one-hour beginner ski and snow tubing session. On-site staff help first-timers, while an optional Rotair ride reaches Mount Titlis summit, Glacier Cave, and Cliff Walk.

“It's a good chance to go the mountains, if that would be harder to reach during someone's trip, as it requires some logistics. We stopped in Lucern, and while some people complained to have stopped there, I found it a charming place to stay. But it's a city that requires more than only one hour to see it a bit better. For the skiing part, I had fun, it was a basics class, but still nice. Our guides were great: Gonzalo and Priscilla. The driver was also driving very well. The only downside for me is that it was a packed bus, with a lot of noisy people and babies…”

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2.Zurich: Titlis Beginner Ski day snow experience & Lucerne

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 60 reviews · 11 hours · from $253

Travel from Zurich to Lucerne and Engelberg, then learn basic skiing at Titlis Snow Experience Park with equipment and instruction included. Add the Rotair cable car for the Glacier Cave, Cliff Walk, Ice Flyer, and snow tubing. The English-guided day lasts 11 hours.

“Overall, it was a good experience. The scenery throughout the trip was beautiful, and visiting Lucerne was definitely a highlight, such a charming place to explore with a really scenic route getting there. However, the skiing portion felt quite disorganised. We were only given about an hour for the ski session, and the schedule was tight because we had to head back to the bus shortly after. It also wasn’t clearly explained where we needed to go for the skiing activity, so we ended up having to figure things out on our own. Despite that, the day as a whole was enjoyable, especially the chance to see Lucerne and the…”

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3.Zurich/Lucerne: Swiss Ski Experience in the Jungfrau Region

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 25 reviews · 10 - 12 hours · from $381

Travel by coach from Zurich or Lucerne into the Bernese Oberland, stop in Interlaken, then spend 2.5 hours learning to ski at Grindelwald’s BodmiArena. A certified instructor teaches beginners in groups of up to eight, with ski gear, clothing, and helmet included.

“Great tour i would recommend it to anyone who would like to explore Switzerland”

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4.Mt. Titlis First Time Ski Experience from Zurich

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 19 reviews · 9 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $237

Travel by coach from Zurich to Lucerne and Engelberg, then take the cable car to Trübsee for a supervised one-hour beginner ski and snow-tubing session. Add the Titlis summit for Alpine views at 3,028 meters. Guide Konrad has led some departures, though snow-park staff handle the skiing.

“The 4 of us loved this experience (kids 10 & 12). The guide was very knowledgeable and interesting and helpful. We loved Lucerne and then Mt Titlis was breathtaking. Thoroughly recommend this tour.”

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5.Private Zurich Airport Transport to your Ski Resort

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 11 reviews · 4 to 5 hours (approx.) Top rated

Arrange a private transfer from Zurich Airport or your hotel to a Swiss ski destination such as Zermatt, St. Moritz, Arosa, Engelberg, Davos, or Andermatt. Your driver meets you with a name sign, helps with luggage, and stays in touch by phone or WhatsApp.

“Everything get well. From Zurich Aiport to Luzern. We were amazed how easy was to get a nice Mercedes for reasonable price and the quality for the service was TOP! Thank you guys! You deserve the 5 stars!”

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6.Beginners Ski Day Trip to Jungfrau Ski Region from Zurich

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 9 reviews · 12 hours (approx.) · from $399

Travel from Zurich to Grindelwald, collect skis and warm clothing, then take a 2.5-hour beginner lesson at BodmiARENA beneath the Eiger. Your coach handles the journey, while a local English or German-speaking instructor teaches groups of up to eight. Bring lunch and water.

“Very friendly staff and instructors, I literally learned to ski on the spot! Highly recommend. I will definitely come back”

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