How much does a private ski lesson cost at Les Saisies?

How much does a private ski lesson cost in Les Saisies?

The price of a private ski lesson in Les Saisies depends primarily on the lesson duration and the time of your visit. For the 2026-2027 season, ESi Glisse Passion offers private lessons ranging from 30 minutes to 2.5 hours, as well as longer options spanning several hours or a full day. Private lessons are designed for 1 or 2 people, though you have the option to add extra participants subject to the school’s terms.

For a single lesson, rates start at €60 for one hour during off-peak periods and the Christmas holidays; the price rises to €62 during New Year’s week and €65 during the February holidays. A 1.5-hour session costs between €90 and €97, while a 2-hour lesson ranges from €110 to €130, depending on the season.

ESi Glisse Passion rates by duration

Choosing the right session duration allows you to select a package that matches your goals. One hour may be enough to work on a specific technical point or regain your confidence. For a more comprehensive learning experience, a 1.5-hour or 2-hour session allows more time for exercises and putting skills into practice. 2026-2027 prices for private lessons:

*The 30-minute option is designed for children under the age of 4.

For skiers seeking ongoing guidance, ESi Glisse Passion also offers packages of **5 or 6 sessions**. These options allow for progressive skill development over several days and a more sustained learning experience.

Why do prices vary by time of season?

Private lesson rates fluctuate depending on the time of the season. ESi Glisse Passion distinguishes between specific periods, such as the Christmas holidays, New Year’s week, the February holidays, and times outside of school breaks. Prices are generally higher during peak periods, particularly the February holidays.

It is worth considering this price difference when planning your trip. If your dates are flexible, choosing a time outside of school holidays can offer better rates and sometimes a quieter atmosphere on the slopes.

Lessons for 1 or 2 people: how does pricing work?

Private lessons at **ESi Glisse Passion** are available for **1 or 2 people**. The listed price applies to the session as a whole, rather than being a per-person rate. This option is particularly appealing for two people who wish to ski together while receiving personalized coaching from the same instructor.

This could be two family members, a couple, or two friends. To get the most out of the session, however, it is best if the participants have a relatively similar skill level. This allows the instructor to structure a coherent lesson and offer exercises tailored to each person’s abilities.

The school also allows for an additional person to join, subject to a **surcharge of €18 per person per hour**, in accordance with the terms outlined in the price list.

Is a private lesson cost-effective for a group?

Sharing a private lesson can be a great way to reduce the cost per person while still enjoying the benefits of personalized instruction. For example, a one-hour session priced at €60 (outside of peak periods or during the Christmas holidays) works out to around €30 per person when shared by two people. During the February holidays, the €65 rate comes to approximately €32.50 per person.

There is a twofold benefit: participants enjoy time with the instructor together and can split the cost of the service. This option works particularly well for friends or family members with similar skill levels and shared goals.

For families or small groups, it is also worth comparing the total cost of a private lesson against the price of enrolling several people in group lessons. The best choice will depend on the number of participants, their skill levels, and—above all—the level of personalization desired.

What is included in the price of a private ski lesson?

The price covers the instruction provided by the instructor. The session is dedicated to your learning and can be tailored to your skill level, your goals, and the conditions on the slopes.
However, certain essentials for skiing are not included in the price of the lesson. Specifically, insurance, ski equipment, and the lift pass are charged separately.

You should therefore factor these additional costs into your trip planning. The lift pass is required from the start of the lesson, while the equipment must be suitable for the activity and the skier’s ability level.

Before booking, it is also advisable to check the pricing terms for your specific travel dates. Private lesson prices vary by season, with different rates applying during the Christmas holidays, New Year’s week, and the February holidays.