New Generation Ski School in St Anton

 Private ski lessons in St Anton start at €260 for two hours, for one person in a non-peak week. Each extra person is €40.

• All day, 09:15 start: from €600
• 4 hours, 09:00 start: from €460
• 3 hours, 09:00 start: from €390
• 3 hours, 13:00 start: from €330
• 2 hours, 13:30 start: from €260

* quoted prices are for 1 person in non-peak weeks. Additional pupils can be added for €35, with higher prices in peak weeks.

Group lessons are priced per person; see the table above. Peak weeks cost more, and live prices show when you book.

St Anton ski resort sits at 1,304m altitude with skiing up to 2,811 meters.

There is a good network of free ski buses that can take you around St. Anton and surrounding villages. There are paid busses that’ll take you further away such as to Lech, and there are night buses that will take you home after a night out in town.

Use the St Anton bus timetables, or use Google maps to plan your trips. For getting there check out our handy guide on the best ways to get to St Anton.

Take a look at the snow conditions in St Anton with the webcam on the St Anton website.

We won’t just cancel it. We’ll help you find an alternative, or offer you a reduced number of private lessons instead.

Every instructor holds a recognised ski teaching qualification. Our team trained in different systems across Europe and beyond, and each system brings its own strengths. On top of that, every instructor trains with us throughout the season to learn more about their chosen resort.

Our St Anton manager does it personally. Before you arrive, we ask about your level, your goals, your language and anything that worries you. The manager knows every instructor on the team and matches you with the one whose style suits you best.

We work hard to put everyone in the right group from the start, and our level guide helps you choose. If your group turns out to be too easy or too hard, we’ll try to move you. We can’t always guarantee it, because we won’t let a group grow too big or spoil another guest’s lessons.

Most guests need the Ski Arlberg pass, which covers the whole area, from St Anton to Lech, Zürs and Warth-Schröcken. Complete beginners can start on the village nursery slopes with a cheaper beginner pass. Our St Anton lift pass guide explains which to buy.

Check the St Anton website each year to find out the opening and closing dates of St Anton ski area.

St. Anton is on Mooserwirt

• The Mooserwirt is the most famous apres ski bar in St Anton.
• Krazy Kanguruh
  Since 1965 there has been a party at the Krazy Kanguruh.
• Taps
  Taps is directly on the piste. A super sun terrace and good food!
• Basecamp
  At basecamp there is a relaxed atmosphere in the day serving food. By the afternoon, the tempo changes and it turns into a buzzing apres ski bar. Perfect bar with alpine flair after a long day of skiing if you don’t want to have to ski home after, as it’s at the bottom of the homerun.

All skiers need the Single Pass which covers the whole St Anton & Lech Arlberg ski area. These lift passes can be purchased directly from the Ski Arlberg website. Our guide on lift passes in St Anton is also helpful in deciding which lift pass to buy.

Between two and eight. Our group lessons run with just two people and are capped at eight. In 2024/25, groups averaged 4.2 people in the school holidays and 2.8 the rest of the season. Some schools in town need five before a group runs, and the legal limit is 14.

Carefully. From hundreds of applicants, we pick people with the right attitude, a focus on the guest and a drive to keep improving. We look for the best teachers, whichever system qualified them. Then we invest in them. Every instructor gets Arlberg-specific training and a structured development programme, paid for by the school and built into their calendar from their first day.

English, German, Dutch, Danish, Spanish and Italian, plus a few extras. Tell us your preferred language when you book, and we’ll confirm it before your first lesson.

Every child gets a passport that records the core skills they’ve learned, in the order they need to learn them. Lessons are built around fun, because children who enjoy skiing keep coming back to it. The passport works in all 19 New Generation resorts in France, Switzerland and Austria. Next season your child picks up where they left off, wherever you ski.

Online, in a few minutes. Choose your lesson, dates and start time, see the live price and pay. If you’d rather talk it through, call us using the details above.