What's best: morning vs afternoon ski lessons?

If you aren't a morning person, afternoon lessons also have their advantages. Afternoon lessons are also often cheaper than morning lessons. Afternoon lessons may be warmer than morning ones, making them more comfortable for beginners.

Snow is more likely to be soft or chopped up in the afternoon, so it's the perfect time for intermediates and advanced skiers to improve their bumps and variable snow technique.

Snow conditions: Softer / Chopped up

Crowds: Main mountain traffic and beginner areas often quieten down after the peak lunch hour, creating a more relaxed learning environment

Best for: Practising on bumpy terrain. Making quicker technical progress and refining ski technique

Energy levels: Lower. Physical fatigue. Warmer muscles, which can help improve flexibility and movement

Logistics: Stress-free timeline. Shorter commutes. Awkward meal scheduling as typically lessons start at lunch time

The perfect time for your ski lesson can depend on factors, such as your goals, ski level, who you're travelling with and your routines.

With more than 25 years of experience and working in 17 resorts across Europe, New Generation Ski and Snowboarding School can help you find the best lesson and instructor for your ski holiday.