Private ski lesson prices in Andorra

My prices are by the hour: 2 hours from €120, 4 hours from €220 and a full 6-hour day from €380. The price is for the instructor's service, for a group of up to 6 people of the same level, not per person. The more of you there are, the lower the cost each, and the resort lift pass is bought separately.

No, they're two separate things. The lesson price covers only the instructor's service; the lift pass — which gives access to the lifts and pistes — is bought separately at the resort or online. You need a valid pass (day, multi-day, season or Plus+); pedestrian or beginner passes aren't valid on the main pistes. If you're not sure which suits you, I'll advise you, no strings attached.

At first glance group lessons are cheaper: a multi-day package costs around €96–154 depending on the season. But in a group lesson there are 6 to 10 people of different levels, 3 hours a day of shared attention and a possible change of instructor. In a private lesson all the time is yours, you progress twice as fast and I'm always your instructor. With only a few days, private lessons are better value per hour of real progress.

The price is per lesson, not per person, so in a group the cost each drops a lot. For example: a 4-hour lesson for 6 people (€220) works out at about €37 per person, and a 6-hour lesson for 4 people (€380) at €95 per person. The only condition is that the group has a similar level. Up to 6 people can share the same lesson.

It includes an assessment of your level before we start, 100% exclusive attention with no other students, the same instructor every day you book, feedback at the end of each session, piste recommendations based on the day's conditions and a guaranteed language (English, Spanish or Catalan). The lift pass and equipment hire, if you don't have your own kit, are paid separately.

We'll discuss it when you book, depending on your situation. The usual approach is to confirm the booking in advance to secure the day and time, especially in high season when places go fast. No odd contracts or small print: I'll give you a fixed price before you confirm anything.

Yes, as everywhere in Andorra. My prices start from €120 (2h), €220 (4h) and €380 (6h), and those “from” prices are for mid-season. In the busiest weeks — Christmas, Easter and the February holidays — the price may go up a little. January and March are the best weeks: lower prices and less crowded pistes.

It depends on how many days you put in. Most adults starting from scratch are skiing blue runs on their own after 3 days of lessons. With three 4-hour sessions (€220 each) you'd be looking at around €660 in lessons to go from never having skied to getting down runs on your own, plus the lift pass and equipment. What works best is continuity: three days in a row go further than three spread out.

You can book a single session with no package commitment. Many people book a 2-hour lesson to fix a specific issue or assess their level, and decide from there. I don't sell compulsory fixed packages: you choose how many sessions and how long, and we adjust as we go.

Because you're paying for different things. At ski school you buy a place in a group: an instructor assigned on the day, who may change from day to day, with the group setting the pace and the language subject to availability. With me you know in advance who'll be with you, I'm the same every day, you set the pace and your language is confirmed from the moment you book. It's not more expensive for the sake of it: it's a different service.