Planning Your Ski Holiday

Before travelling to Les 2 Alpes, it's worth spending a few minutes preparing your trip.

Choose accommodation close to the slopes or within easy walking distance of your ski school meeting point. Check that your travel insurance covers winter sports and make sure everyone in your group has suitable clothing and equipment. A little preparation before your holiday will help you enjoy your time on the mountain from day one.

Booking Your Lessons Online

When booking online, take a few moments to select the correct ski or snowboard level for each participant.

If you're unsure between two levels, we recommend choosing the lower one. Our instructors will always assess everyone during the first lesson and can make adjustments if necessary.

Before completing your booking, please also read our Frequently Asked Questions and booking terms.

What Should You Pack?

Don't forget to bring:

• Ski jacket and ski trousers
• Helmet
• Waterproof gloves
• Goggles or sunglasses
• Neck warmer
• Ski socks
• Sunscreen and lip balm
• A small backpack if required

Good quality clothing makes a huge difference to your comfort on the mountain.

The Day Before Your Lessons

If possible, collect your ski equipment the day before your first lesson to avoid queues in the morning.

Visit our office if you need any assistance, make sure you know exactly where your meeting point is, and allow enough time to walk there from your accommodation.

If you have purchased a lift pass through us, collect it before your lessons begin.

Your First Lesson

Have a good breakfast and arrive at the meeting point at least 10 minutes before your lesson starts.

Dress warmly, bring your lift pass, and make sure all your equipment is ready before meeting your instructor.

Relax and enjoy your first day—our instructors will help you feel comfortable and ensure you're in the right group for your ability.

After Your Lesson

The best way to improve is to continue skiing after your lesson whenever possible. 

Practise the exercises your instructor has shown you, stay within terrain suitable for your level, and always respect piste signs and the Mountain Safety Code.