Morzine is the valley town at the centre of the Portes du Soleil. A private ski lesson starts at one of three bases: Pléney, Super Morzine, or the Prodains cable car. The instructor names the exact meeting point when they accept the booking. You are booking that instructor for your group, not a class at a ski school.
Pléney is the usual start for first-timers and families. The green and blue runs back toward town are wide, and the Nyon side is quieter when the main slope is busy. Super Morzine is the step up: longer blues and reds, and the link toward Les Gets. Prodains is the right base if you want the Avoriaz bowl and a return to the valley later in the day.
A half day is the usual booking for adults who already ski a little. A full day suits a family that wants the same instructor from the first lift to the last. 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.
This suits nervous adults, children who need one person watching them, and confident skiers who want the Portes du Soleil without a group. Lift passes and kit are not included. Meet ready to ski. Children should wear a helmet.
At Pléney, Super Morzine or the Prodains cable car. The instructor confirms the exact spot when they accept.
No. You book one independent instructor for your own group.
The lesson only. Lift passes and ski hire are separate. Yeww's 10% is already inside the listed price.
Yes. Pléney is the usual base for first-timers and families. Tell the instructor your level in the booking note.
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