Skiing in Greece
0 ski schools and 23 resorts listed, across 3 ski domains
About Skiing in Greece
Greece, a country known for its islands and ancient ruins, is also a surprisingly mountainous country with a vibrant ski scene. With over 80% of its territory covered by mountains, Greece offers a unique skiing experience where you can enjoy snow-covered slopes in the morning and be by the sea in the afternoon. The country boasts numerous ski resorts scattered across its mountain ranges, offering a variety of slopes for all levels of skiers and snowboarders.
Did You Know?
Despite its Mediterranean climate, 80% of Greece is mountainous, offering a surprising number of ski resorts. The first ski lift in Greece was built at Seli in 1955. Vasilitsa is a popular destination for snowboarders, and the resort of Pisoderi has the longest ski slope in the country, built to Olympic standards.
Popular Ski Areas
Top Ski Domains in Greece
3 totalSki domains are large interconnected ski areas that encompass multiple resorts, offering vast terrain under a single lift pass.
Falakro
Vasilitsa
Seli
Chelmos – Kalavrita
Elatochori – Katerini
Voras – Kaimaktsalan
3-5 Pigadia – Naousa
Tymfristos – Velouchi
Ostrakina – Mainalon
Anilio
Chriso Elafi (temporarily closed)
Vitsi
When to Ski in Greece
The ski season in Greece usually runs from December to April.
Conditions vary a lot by resort and altitude within that window — the resort pages below carry the snow report and lift status for each one.