Les Gets sits on the ridge west of Morzine and shares the Portes du Soleil. Private ski lessons meet at the Chavannes or Mont Chéry lift bases. The instructor tells you which one, and where to stand, when they accept. You are booking that person, not a place on a ski-school group.
Chavannes is the direct link toward Morzine and the wider area, so it suits skiers who already turn comfortably and want to cover ground. Mont Chéry is the other side of the village: a smaller area, often a better start for children and for adults who want quieter blues before they cross the ridge. The village itself is lower and easier to walk around than Avoriaz, which matters if you are meeting someone who is renting kit that morning.
Half days are the common booking. Families often take a full day so the same instructor can move the children on once the first slope sticks. The instructor sets the fee for each lesson length. Yeww adds 10% and shows one figure. That listed price is what you pay, with no second service-fee line at checkout. The from-price on a coach card is that instructor's lowest active lesson.
The lesson does not include a lift pass or skis. Meet in boots, with the children in helmets. Les Gets is a French resort, and the instructors listed here are checked for a French qualification or a recognised equivalent, a carte professionnelle and insurance.
At the Chavannes or Mont Chéry lift base. The instructor confirms which one when they accept.
Yes, if the group can ski the linking runs. Say that you want to cross toward Morzine and the instructor will pick a realistic plan.
Mont Chéry and the village runs are a calmer start for many beginners. Avoriaz is higher and car-free, which some families prefer for different reasons.
The private lesson. Pass and kit are extra. The price on the coach card already includes Yeww's 10%.
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