Where to Meet for Your Verbier Lessons
Welcome to Verbier. Our meeting point is at the Arctic Juice café, right opposite the Médran lift station, and this…
Whether you want to explore Europe’s best off-piste, perfect your technique or make your first turns, our Verbier ski school in the Swiss Alps is the best place to start. We’ll pair you with the perfect instructor for your Verbier ski lesson.
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Overcoming nerves, keeping up with the kids or your first powder turns. Whatever your aim, we'll get you there. Then you can stop staring at your ski tips and start looking at the view.
Some people want calm, clear steps. Others want a push. Our team comes from all over the world and we'll pair you with the one who clicks, in the language you think in.
New friends, big stories at dinner and a little more independence every day. Then the day they ski the run they didn't think they could, and you get to ski it together.
Duration
Price
All day
CHF 580
4-hour Morning
CHF 360
3-hour Morning
CHF 300
3-hour Afternoon
CHF 290
2-hour Afternoon
CHF 180
Check live availability when booking.
Days
Price
Monday – Friday
CHF 450
Individual Day
CHF 100
Children’s group lessons are available for children aged 4 – 16. Please see our level guide for more details and to find the perfect course for your child.
Prices shown are per pupil.
Days
Price
Monday to Friday
CHF 450
Individual Day
CHF 100
Our adult group lessons are available in levels 1-4. They run for 3 hours each day and are the perfect way to explore a little further, see a little more and build your confidence.
Prices shown are per pupil
Verbier is famous for the Freeride World Tour and incredible off-piste. But beginners and intermediates can have a great time here too. If you’re new to skiing, you can start at Les Esserts, a golf course in summer. With open, gentle slopes, two free magic carpets, and a short free bus ride from the centre. It’s a great place to learn to ski. Once you’re turning, Savoleyres has a network of easy blues with views across the valley.
The wide blues at La Chaux and around Lac des Vaux are great for intermediate skiers. They offer fun, easy blues and reds. The way back to Verbier/Médran funnels everyone onto the busy run locals call the M25. This can be daunting at the end of the day, and the blue home run from Les Ruinettes often closes for avalanche risk, leaving only reds and blacks. If you’re with an instructor they will plan each day so you finish on the right side of the mountain, with a lift down if that’s what it takes.
Verbier’s yellow freeride routes include two from Mont Gelé. They lead to a long, bumpy descent to Tortin. Mont Fort reaches a height of 3,330m. You can’t ski the Bec des Rosses itself, but the terrain around it is why the world’s best freeriders come here. Your instructor knows when a route is skiing well, and when it’s closed for a reason. You may need a mountain guide outside itinerary runs. This depends on your skill and experience. Even fully qualified ski instructors have restrictions on where they can take you. Chat with our team and they can help you find the best option for you.
1,500m
Village altitude
3,330m
Highest point
410km
4 Vallées piste
68
Lifts
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