With skiing and snowboarding there are some things you should do and some things you should not. This article has a list of do's and don'ts to take into consideration.

There are many factors to consider when planning a family skiing holiday so here are some helpful tips to plan the ideal ski holiday. The most popular and high peak seasons are during Christmas, New Year, Easter and February half term which coincide with school holidays so it is important to book in advance. Low season months are during January, March and April, which is ideal for families with smaller kids and also best for families travelling on a budget when accommodation and travel prices are low.

Before going on a ski holiday it’s a good idea to have a checklist of what to take, here are the essentials: Ski Essentials: Waterproof Ski Jacket, trousers and gloves, Thermal base layers (for dispersing moisture), A mid layer, Ski socks, Goggles and sunglasses, Neck warmer, Helmet, Sunscreen lotion, Lip balm