Ski lessons in Warsaw

Last season private lessons started from PLN 110 for 55 minutes (equipment and lift pass not included). The 2026/27 price list will be published before sign⁠-⁠ups open — you will find it on the “Pricing” subpage.

We accept children from the age of 4. For the youngest we have a programme based on play and the gradual introduction of technique.

You do not — we have our own ski and snowboard rental (boards, boots and helmets in a full size range). Equipment is rented only for the duration of the lesson with an instructor, and for trips and longer rentals. We do not rent clothing — prepare warm, waterproof clothes and gloves yourself; glasses or goggles are useful only on sunny days or in heavy snowfall.

Yes. The whole booking process is online — you choose the instructor, date and package, and receive confirmation by email.

The slope is covered with dry⁠-⁠slope matting and, in winter, additionally snowed artificially — we ski regardless of whether snow has fallen. In passing rain lessons go ahead as normal. Only in heavy rain, or when the slope is closed, do we move the lesson to another date or cancel it free of charge.

Most adults ski independently in a snowplough after 3⁠–⁠5 private lessons, and reach their first parallel turns usually after 8⁠–⁠12 lessons. Children learn faster. The pace depends on fitness, courage and prior experience — people who practise board sports (snowboard, longboard, surfing, wakeboard) as well as ice skates, roller skates or scooters pick up balance and edging noticeably faster.

Address: ul. Drawska 22, Warsaw (Ochota district). By car — entrance from ul. Drawska, parking by the slope. By public transport the easiest way is a tram or bus towards Al. Jerozolimskie / ul. Bitwy Warszawskiej 1920 r.; the Warszawa Szczęśliwice railway station (SKM/KM) is also nearby.

Yes — there is a car park for customers by the slope, on the ul. Drawska side. At weekends and peak hours it can fill up, so it is worth arriving a few minutes early.