Australia deals

Australia was a pioneer of modern recreational snow skiing and has extensive skiable terrain in the South Eastern States between elevations of around 1250m to 2200m with several well developed ski resorts, including Thredbo and Perisher. Perisher is Australia’s biggest ski resort and provides international class facilities. Perisher alpine resorts cover a snowy terrain of about 1250 hectares across seven mountain tops, connected by 50 ski lifts. The combination of Perisher Valley, Smiggins Holes, Blue Cow and Guthega provide a wide and varied skiing and snowboarding experience suitable for all standards. Thredbo Village, set within the 690,000 hectares of the Kosciuszko National Park, is one of Australia’s highest alpine towns. It is perched among the some of Australia’s highest mountains between 1365 to 1930 metres above sea level. Thredbo is best known for its long long runs, mega snowmaking system, being the highest lifted point and its vibey village atmosphere.