At the heart of North America's largest ski resort, Whistler Village buzzes with alpine energy. The car-free core invites you to stroll cobblestone pathways between shops, restaurants, and cosy lodges. Mountain views frame this purpose-built pedestrian haven where the Olympic Plaza and iconic gondolas create dramatic focal points. The village pulses with après-ski entertainment and seasonal events throughout the year. Discover over 100 dining options, from casual pubs to upscale mountain cuisine. Adventure awaits at every turn, with world-class slopes in winter and hiking trails in summer just steps from this charming mountain retreat.
Upper Village offers alpine charm at the base of Whistler Blackcomb's world-class slopes. This car-free mountain sanctuary features cobblestone plazas lined with upscale shops and cosy patios. The iconic Fairmont Chateau Whistler stands as its crown jewel. Outdoor enthusiasts find paradise here with direct ski-in/ski-out access in winter and hiking trails in summer. Pamper yourself at luxury spas after active days on the mountain. The complimentary shuttle connects you to Whistler Village in minutes.
At the heart of Whistler, the Village Centre buzzes with mountain energy and outdoor adventure. Pedestrian-only plazas wind between timber-and-stone chalets housing shops and restaurants. Skiers click-clack across heated walkways towards gondolas that whisk visitors to world-famous slopes. The après-ski scene defines Village Centre with lively pubs and Pacific Northwest cuisine. Fire pits crackle in Olympic Plaza while the iconic Clock Tower stands sentinel. Though prices run higher than Vancouver, the car-free environment and stunning alpine views create an unforgettable mountain resort experience.
Whistler Creekside offers a laid-back alternative to the main village with direct access to world-class slopes. The Creekside Gondola whisks skiers and snowboarders up Whistler Blackcomb's legendary terrain. After mountain adventures, unwind along peaceful Fitzsimmons Creek or explore the alpine-style plazas. This area balances tourist amenities with residential charm just minutes from three beautiful lakes. Mountain lodges serve hearty meals while slope-side condos provide convenient accommodation with stunning views. During summer, the area transforms into a mountain biking and hiking paradise with trails for all abilities.
Blackcomb welcomes you to a premier ski paradise where the majestic Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort dominates the landscape. Snow-capped peaks frame luxury chalets and upscale hotels nestled in this mountain retreat. The pedestrian-friendly village buzzes with après-ski energy and sophisticated charm. Outdoor enthusiasts flock here for world-class skiing and snowboarding down pristine slopes. Summer brings hikers and mountain bikers to explore alpine meadows and forest trails. Unwind in high-end spas or browse boutiques selling premium mountain gear and Canadian souvenirs.
Discover the most popular places to visit in Whistler
Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort
9.4/10 (5,227 reviews)
North America's largest ski resort offers 8,000 acres of terrain across two mountains. The PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola provides breathtaking views while connecting Whistler and Blackcomb's diverse slopes.
Whistler Village Gondola
9.4/10 (3,267 reviews)
This 25-minute enclosed gondola ride lifts you nearly 5km to Roundhouse Lodge with panoramic mountain views. Enjoy dining at the summit before accessing Whistler Mountain's extensive ski runs or hiking trails.
Whistler Mountain Bike Park
9.0/10 (1,674 reviews)
This world-renowned gravity-fed playground offers 80 kilometres of trails across four mountain zones. Beginners should start in the Fitzsimmons Zone before progressing to more challenging terrain.
Whistler Mountain
9.6/10 (4,278 reviews)
Whistler Mountain offers world-class skiing with over 200 trails across its expansive alpine terrain. Experience the vibrant village atmosphere with upscale dining and boutique shopping after a day on the slopes.
Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf Club
8.4/10 (628 reviews)
This Robert Trent Jones Jr. masterpiece winds through ancient Douglas firs with 400-foot elevation changes. Tackle signature holes against the backdrop of Blackcomb Mountain's granite outcrops and alpine streams.
Peak 2 Peak Gondola Blackcomb Ski Lift
9.6/10 (3,283 reviews)
Soaring between Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, this record-breaking gondola delivers panoramic alpine vistas. Glass-floored cabins offer a thrilling perspective 436 metres above the valley floor.
Whistler Village Stroll
9.4/10 (3,308 reviews)
Stroll through Whistler Village's cobblestone pathway where seasonal beauty meets alpine charm. Explore boutique shops, galleries, and restaurants amid decorations that transform with each season.
Scandinave Spa Whistler
9.0/10 (1,385 reviews)
Experience tranquil Scandinavian hydrotherapy amid a spruce and cedar forest, where silence is golden. Alternative between hot saunas, cold plunges, and relaxation areas for complete rejuvenation.
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You'll find cheap prices on Expedia for your Whistler break. However, factors like the season, length of stay and your choice of hotel will determine how much your holiday to Whistler costs.
What are the cheapest months to go to Whistler?
May, October and November are the best times to look for cheap Whistler holiday packages. Travelling in quieter periods means you can usually find better prices on hotels and flights.
How many days is enough for Whistler?
To fully enjoy a Whistler holiday, we recommend booking for 3 days. Divide your time between visiting Whistler Mountain, Peak 2 Peak Gondola and other leading sights, in addition to experiencing neighbourhoods like Village Centre and Blackcomb. If you've got some time to spare, include a day trip or tour in your Whistler holiday itinerary.
Is it worth booking a holiday package to Whistler?
Whether you're looking to visit major sights such as Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort and Whistler Mountain Bike Park on your Whistler holiday, or coming for its excellent nature, festivals and adventure sports, there's something for everyone here. With so much to do, you'll soon find out why so many families think Whistler is a good holiday destination.
How to find the best Whistler package deals?
Begin your search for a Whistler package deal by entering your destination and preferred trip dates under our "Packages" tab. Then apply some filters, like "Property type" and "Guest rating," to tailor the results to your exact needs. You can also sort by "Package discount" and browse offers that come with unbeatable savings. If you don't find the perfect Whistler package deal straight away, just change your dates and search again. Keep in mind that deals are only available for a limited time, so book early and get your Whistler getaway off to a flying start.
Is it cheaper to book a Whistler holiday as a package?
Expedia holiday packages are designed to help you keep more cash in your pocket. Bundle your car rental, flight and hotel into one great-value price and you could save hundreds of dollars. You'll usually get a better deal than booking each component individually. And you'll still get the flexibility to create a tailored Whistler holiday by choosing your favourite accommodation type, airline and car class.
When to book a holiday package to Whistler?
If you have your Whistler travel dates confirmed, book as soon as you can to snap up some unbeatable deals. With Expedia, you can generally reserve some flights up to a year in advance. Prefer spur-of-the-moment getaways? Our last-minute deals are great for travelling on a whim.
How to plan a trip to Whistler?
Pick the best time to travel: Your schedule, preferred season and the type of weather you like can all impact your decision on when to travel to Whistler.
Figure out your budget: Ensure you have enough money to pay for everything from dining out and transportation to airfares and activities. Your accommodation will probably be the biggest expense during your trip to Whistler.
Determine how many days away: Start by making a list of all the attractions you want to get to in Whistler. Then, estimate how long you'll need at each, as well as any travel time.
Bundle your bookings: With your travel dates in order, you can combine your car rental, flights, hotels and more into a personalised Whistler holiday package.