Particularly suited to intermediate skiers, the Pas de la Casa piste map offers lots of variety to explore. Beginners should head to the base of the valley where you’ll find some great nursery slopes to start off on. There are also some gentle lifts to be found here, and you can take the red/blue tubs right back to your accommodation after a great day on the slopes. Read More…

If you’re looking to come and party, Pas de Casa’s has a reputation for its excellent après scene with loads of bars and clubs to come and party the night away; especially at the Kamikaze Surf Bar where you can party from when the slopes close till the early hours. The resort is known for being popular as much with tourists and the locals themselves, thanks to late opening times and duty-free drink prices. Read More…

When it comes to Pas de Casa ski accommodation, you’ll find that a lot of the choices are either 3 or 4-star apartments. You’ve also got some Pas de Casa hotels to choose from – although there aren’t many here. These tend to be around the 2-4 star rating. Read More…

If you’re not too bothered about finding the pretty picture-postcard resort and would rather benefit from a brilliant après ski scene, Pas de la Casa is one for you. Although you might want to bear in mind that it can get pretty raucous, so may not be as well suited to families.Read More…

There’s no getting away from it – people like to party hard at Pas! It’s probably more suited to younger visitors and groups, thanks to its vast amount of Pas de la Casa bars and nightclubs. And thanks to its reasonable prices due to tax-free shopping, it’s certainly one of the more affordable ski resorts to visit. You’ll also find that Pas de Casa restaurants, cafes and accommodation also offer competitive prices too. Read More…