All ski school lesson participants need an Axess system chip card - if necessary, it can be purchased on-site for €6. If the lesson takes place on the training slope, the card will be loaded with free ride time for the duration of the lesson. If the student has progressed beyond the training slope, an additional main slope lift ticket must be purchased - the price is according to the center's price list.

For beginners, we provide individual lessons. Instructors can operate more efficiently this way. Also, with beginners (especially children), physical assistance and ride correction are often necessary, which can be challenging and unsafe with multiple students.

Group lessons require participants to have a similar skill level, whether they are beginners or advanced. We conduct group lessons for beginners starting from 8 years old. Advanced group lessons (starting from 2 people) are suitable for those with a similar skill level.

Booking a lesson does not include equipment, but discounted equipment rental is available (up to 12 years old) from Munaka rental point. Note that the rental point operates on a first-come, first-served basis, and on crowded days (weekends, holidays, school breaks), you may need to allow 30 minutes to 1 hour for equipment rental. It's worth noting that on busy days, there may not be equipment available in exactly the right sizes. If you come with your own equipment or equipment obtained elsewhere, please note: The length of skis for a complete beginner should be between chest and chin, and for a snowboard, it should be no longer than chin length. Using longer skis or a board can cause difficulties for beginners and won't facilitate smooth learning. For young children, the equipment should be as short as possible, depending on the child's height. We recommend keeping it no higher than chest height.

For preschoolers (5-6 years old, which is also the recommended youngest age for beginners), we recommend starting with a 50-minute lesson for getting used to and getting acquainted with skiing. For school-aged children and adults, we recommend progressing with the instructor to at least parallel skiing, ensuring a less energy-consuming and enjoyable ride on blue and red slopes. For snowboarding, progress to riding in at least both directions and on both edges.

For young children (3+), it is advisable initially to make the first acquaintance and try out equipment on the snow, preferably on a smooth surface. Every new thing can be unfamiliar to the child. To do this, you can book an instructor, but it's entirely sufficient to move back and forth on a smooth surface with the equipment while gliding with parents and getting used to the conditions and the new thing for the child. It's worth remembering that, above all, it should be enjoyable and fun for the child and safe. If, for some reason, it is unpleasant the first time (there are various examples in ski schools - boots are heavy or tight, fingers get cold, it's nap time, and there may be about 10 more reasons), it's worth leaving it for now, as usually forcing it doesn't make things better. Of course, everyone develops differently, and specific recommendations can be provided by the instructor during the process.