The weekly price covers 25 hours of ski or snowboard instruction, 6 nights of full-board accommodation, a 5-day ski pass for three linked ski areas (Glacier 3000, Villars-Gryon-Les Diablerets, and Leysin), transfers, the leisure programme, 24/7 supervision, the registration fee, and a certificate of participation. Optional language lessons are available for an additional fee.
Instruction is provided from beginner to expert level in small groups of around 8 participants. The programme takes place across three linked ski areas with slopes ranging from 1200m to 3010m and a total of 232 km of runs. Experienced instructors tailor lessons to each group’s level and needs.
Yes, optional language lessons in English, French, or German are available for 7.5 hours per week. Classes are limited to a maximum of 6 students and cater to levels from beginner to advanced (A1–B2). The focus is on games, fun, and participants’ interests, with plenty of opportunities to speak.
Students stay in a private chalet called “Budokan” at the edge of the forest in Les Diablerets. Accommodation is in 8-bed dormitories or optional 4–6-bed rooms, with full board included. The chalet features its own fun park, indoor halfpipe, sauna, lounge, and dining areas. Meals are fresh, locally sourced, and prepared daily by the camp’s own kitchen team.
Beyond daily skiing and snowboarding, the programme offers an afternoon and evening leisure programme with group games, movie nights, theme evenings (casino, scavenger hunt), disco or night skiing, ice skating, and excursions. Over Christmas and New Year, the camp remains open with festive extras such as cookie decorating, winter games, a small gift exchange, and a New Year countdown.
