Les Diablerets

Les Diablerets, a charming alpine village in the Vaud Alps of Switzerland, offers a traditional mountain atmosphere combined with access to varied skiing and snowboarding. Set at 1,200 metres and home to the Glacier 3000 ski area, it guarantees reliable snow and a long season, making it a favourite for both winter and spring skiing. The resort provides something for everyone: beginners will find gentle slopes in the village area, intermediates can enjoy wide pistes and scenic descents, while advanced skiers and snowboarders can challenge themselves on glacier runs and off-piste terrain. Snowboarders also benefit from snow parks and natural freeride zones. The village retains its authentic Swiss charm with wooden chalets, cosy restaurants, and a relaxed pace of life. Accommodation options range from luxury hotels and spa resorts offering wellness and fine dining, to mid-range hotels and traditional chalets that appeal to families and couples. Self-catering apartments are plentiful, giving groups and longer-stay visitors flexibility, while budget-friendly guesthouses and B&Bs provide affordable options close to the lifts. Pros: Glacier 3000 ensures snow reliability and a long season Traditional alpine village with authentic Swiss charm Wide choice of accommodation, including family-friendly options Good variety of pistes for all levels Cons: Smaller ski area compared to major Swiss resorts Nightlife and après-ski are limited Transfers from major airports can be lengthy Glacier terrain can be exposed and weather-dependent