Morzine Ski School

Here are our ski and snowboard lesson prices in Morzine:

Our Ski Lesson Costs are from

All Day Ski Lessons / 09:15 Start / €660.00

4-hour Ski Lessons / 09:00 Start / €460.00

3-hour Ski Lessons / 14:00 Start / €255.00

2-hour Ski Lessons / 09:00 Start / €240.00

2-hour Ski Lessons / 11:30 Start / €220.00

* quoted prices are for 1 – 2 pupils in non-peak weeks. Additional pupils can be added for a fee and prices in peak weeks are higher.

Absolutely! Morzine is an excellent choice for beginners, offering wide and gentle open ski pistes along with over 650km of skiing in the Portes du Soleil area. The resort also has dedicated beginner zones. To get an idea of what the Portes du Soliel has to offer on the slopes check out the Morzine Piste Map.

Yes, we highly recommend purchasing travel insurance that covers winter sports activities before embarking on your ski holiday.

The opening and closing dates for the resort are detailed on www.seemorzine.com, so you can plan ahead for your visit.

On average Morzine recieves 417cm of snowfall per year. While Morzine may lose snow quicker due to its altitude, you’ll find easy access to higher areas like Avoriaz, where the snow conditions are typically better.

The closest international airport to Morzine is Geneva, located just 70 km away, making travel convenient. If you’d like more travel ideas, we have a handy guide that has all of the best ways to get to Morzine.

Getting around Morzine is easy with shuttle buses that connect telecabine stations and neighboring resorts. You can find timetables at the Tourist Office and other locations.

Non-skiers can also have a great time in Morzine! Enjoy activities like sledging, swimming, and a visit to Cinema Rex for some entertainment.

For more information about Morzine, visit Morznet, which is a great resource to help plan your adventure!

Children, from Whippersnappers to Pro-riders, will require the Les Gets/Morzine Pass, with the option to upgrade to the Portes du Soleil Pass as recommended by instructors. Adults in Level 1 groups will also need the Les Gets/Morzine Pass, while those in Levels 2, 3, and 4 may want to consider upgrading to the Portes du Soleil Pass. Additionally, the Les Gets/Morzine Pass is necessary for those participating in Off-Piste Courses. Check out our handy guide to Morzine lift passes.

The best time to go skiing in Morzine is from mid-December to late March when the snow conditions are typically at their peak. Check out the SeeMorzine website for exact season dates.

Morzine can fit any budget! With a range of dining options from high-end restaurants to budget-friendly eateries, you can enjoy your stay without breaking the bank, and there are also plenty of free activities to enjoy.

Morzine sits at a comfortable altitude of 1000m, with fantastic connections to Avoriaz at 1800m, ensuring a great skiing experience.

Definitely! Morzine has a vibrant après-ski scene with many enjoyable options like La Tremplin, Robinsons Bar, Cavern Bar, Coup de Cœur, Cafe Chaud, and La Folie Douce in Avoriaz.

You can reach Morzine by flying with transfers, taking a train to Cluses or Thonon les Bains, or driving, so you have flexible travel options. You can read more about these on our handy guide about getting to Morzine.

For current snow conditions, be sure to check the Morzine tourist office website, which has live updates.

For families, recommended childcare providers like Cheeky Monkeys and Jack Frost’s offer fantastic services, ensuring everyone has a wonderful time.