The cheapest and most costly ski resorts in Spain for winter 2025-2026
17 December, 2025Spanish ski resorts have started to open their slopes and the Holidu platform has analysed the differences in average daily cost, combining ski pass and accommodation, for the 2025-2026 season. According to the study, Castile and León is consolidating its position as the most affordable region, while Aragon has some of the most expensive options in the country. The data was collected in October 2025 from official rates and accommodation prices for key periods.
Manzaneda (€53) and Sierra de Béjar-La Covatilla (€53) lead the list of the most economical destinations, followed by Leitariegos (€54). The top 10 is completed by San Isidro (€59.50), Valgrande-Pajares (€60.50), Fuentes de Invierno (€62.50), Valdesquí (€72), La Pinilla (€72.50), Javalambre-Valdelinares (€73) and Espot Esquí (€74.50). These resorts share moderate sizes and a strong focus on beginner and family audiences.
In the most exclusive segment, Formigal (€171.75) positions itself as the most expensive resort of the winter, followed by Sierra Nevada (€134) and Candanchú (€132). Next come Panticosa (€130.75), Baqueira Beret (€118.5), Masella (€106.50), Cerler (€106.10), La Molina (€104.50), Astún (€100) and Port del Comte (€92), which complete the ranking of the country’s most expensive destinations.