For your first time skiing, it's tempting to think you can just tag along with mates who already know how. But when you can't stand up, stop, or control your speed on the snow, you'll end up spending the whole day face-planting. It's a waste of a precious holiday and an expensive lift pass, and you're highly likely to hurt yourself or pick up bad habits that are real hard to break.
This beginner's private lesson is the perfect way to get your basics sorted. Your instructor will guide you step-by-step through everything: from putting on your gear, staying balanced on the snow, controlling your speed, and stopping, right through to your very first chairlift ride and riding all the way down. Lessons are mainly taught in Mandarin, with Cantonese and English also available, so you can learn in a language you're comfortable with and make the most of your time on the snow. To keep things fair, adults and kids are placed in separate groups based on their skill level.
Half-day sessions start from ¥45,000, which is the total price for the whole group (not per person). Depending on how many people are joining and the lesson setup, it can go up to ¥120,000.
Just to let you know, that's the total price for the whole class based on how many people are coming, not the price per person.
Heads up, we've got different rates for peak season, but we'll let you know what they are when we confirm your booking.
The course fee doesn't cover lift passes, gear rental, or lunch.
If you need a hand with buying or paying for your lift passes and gear, just let us know when you book. Heads up, there'll be a small platform fee added.