“The instructor was super nice and patient.”
Ski school Davos
Ski school Davos
- Private Ski Lessons for All Levels, full day, Premium1/6

Private Ski Lessons for All Levels, full day, Premium
08:00–13:00all levels
per group
from $1,017
- Private Ski Lessons for Adults - All Levels1/9

Private Ski Lessons for Adults - All Levels
09:00–11:00all levels · Parsenn (Davos Klosters), Jakobshorn (Davos), Bündalift (Davos)
per person
from $475
- Private Snowboard Lessons (5+ y.) for All Levels1/4

Private Snowboard Lessons (5+ y.) for All Levels
09:00–11:00all levels · Parsenn (Davos Klosters), Jakobshorn (Davos), Bündalift (Davos)
per person
from $475
- Private Kids Ski Lessons (3-16 y.) for All Levels1/8

Private Kids Ski Lessons (3-16 y.) for All Levels
09:00–11:00all levels · Parsenn (Davos Klosters), Jakobshorn (Davos), Bündalift (Davos)
per person
from $475
- Private Ski Lessons for All Levels, full day, Basic1/5

Private Ski Lessons for All Levels, full day, Basic
08:00–12:00all levels · Parsenn (Davos Klosters)
per group
from $407
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“The instructor was patient and very skilled, helping the kids learn how to ski.”
“Very skilled and friendly ski instructor.”
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“I booked again because the children were very happy. Many thanks to Jael and her colleague.”
“Amazing learning and good time skiing!”
Frequently asked questions
Ski school Davos · answered by our editorial team
Do ski schools always teach in groups?
Lessons for beginners usually take place in groups. However, private lessons are also possible, depending on your wishes and needs, in which you can improve your technique in particular.
Which courses are conceivable as advanced courses?
For experienced skiers, there are always new challenges such as freestyle, carving, skiing over moguls or ski touring.
Can I still learn to ski as an adult?
Of course. It's never too late for that. Swiss ski schools offer ski courses for beginners. You will have learned to ski in just three days. You will then be able to ski down an easy blue slope.
What do I need to consider as a beginner?
Take a ski lesson to learn the basic techniques under professional guidance. Always wear a well-fitting ski helmet to protect against head injuries. Warm up with stretching and warm-up exercises before each day on the slopes to help prevent injuries.

Which Ski school is right for you?
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