Alpine skiing lessons

ESI's Alpine Skiing Lessons embody the spirit of skiing and the mountains. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced skier wanting to perfect your technique, our qualified instructors are here to guide you.

Mastering the Descent

Let yourself be carried away by the feeling of freedom that comes with descending snow-covered slopes. Our Alpine Skiing Lessons are designed to help you master turns, gain confidence, and explore the vast ski area that awaits you.

Tailored to All Levels

Whether you're a beginner, intermediate, or expert, our lessons are tailored to all skill levels. This allows you to progress at your own pace and enjoy every moment on the slopes.

Your safety is our priority. Our certified instructors ensure you have the necessary knowledge to ski safely while having fun.

Personalized Instruction

We understand that each skier is unique. That's why our Alpine Skiing Lessons focus on personalized instruction, enabling you to achieve your specific goals and have a rewarding mountain experience.

The Mountains at Your Fingertips

ESI opens the doors to a world of snow, majestic mountains, and breathtaking panoramas. Our Alpine Skiing Lessons offer the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in this unforgettable winter adventure.

Book Your Adventure

Whether you're seeing the mountains for the first time or you're a longtime enthusiast, our Alpine Skiing Lessons invite you to explore the wonderful world of skiing in the mountains. Book now and get ready for magical moments on ESI's slopes.

Coming from the Norwegians, alpine skiing is a derivative of Nordic skiing. In 1880, they built the first skis designed for downhill skiing. Alpine skiing arrived in France in 1897 in the Hautes-Alpes, under the impetus of the 28th battalion of Alpine hunters. And it is in Switzerland that the first international ski competitions were organized in 1902 and 1907 then reserved only for the military.

In 1931, the discipline became official with slalom and downhill. Alpine skiing is then integrated into the Olympic Games of 1936 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen. The French like Jean Vuarnet, Marielle Goitschel or Jean-Claude Killy occupy the front of the scene in the sixties.