LIVIGNO SKI TRIPS
The 6 best ski trips you can book today, with what each one costs, how long it runs and what it expects you to be able to do on skis. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Book a one-hour private Alpine ski lesson in Livigno or Bormio with an instructor such as Matteo, Asia, Elia, Sandro, or Lorenza. Lessons suit all levels, from nervous first-timers to experienced skiers refining technique. Choose one to six participants, but keep ages and ability levels similar for the best results. Equipment and ski passes cost extra.
Spend six mornings skiing from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. with a professional instructor in a mini-group of three to six people. On Sunday, instructors assess everyone and place adults or children with the right level. The teaching team includes Matteo, Cristian, Vladimir, Biba, Asia, Elia, and others, though your instructor is not guaranteed.
Spend six mornings skiing from 11am to 1pm with a professional instructor in Livigno. Small groups of three to six are sorted by ability on Sunday, with instructors such as Cristian, Matteo, Elia, Sandro, and Francesca teaching children and adults. Equipment and lift passes cost extra, and the lesson language is not guaranteed.
Book a private snowboard lesson in Livigno or Bormio with a professional instructor such as Maria, Serena, or Gianmarco. Lessons suit complete beginners through advanced riders, last at least one hour, and can be extended across several days. Your instructor adjusts the meeting point and terrain to your level, with groups limited to six people of similar age and ability.
Meet your snowboard instructor at Maestri di Sci e Snowboard Livigno for a private freestyle lesson of at least one hour. Learn at your level, from basic tricks to snowpark skills, with instructors such as Tommaso and Serena. You can book for one person or share with up to six riders of similar age and ability.
Learn freeride skiing with a professional instructor in Livigno or Bormio. Lessons last at least one hour and suit skiers with good experience. Your instructor can teach technique, guide you through fresh snow, and tailor the pace to your group of up to six. Bring an ARVA, shovel, and probe.
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