Daily small group ski lessons with highly experienced instructors to build your skills and confidence on the slope

Pull on your life jacket and paddle through Sognefjord, the King of the Fjords

Lessons, guiding, lift passes and equipment hire included! We take care of the details so you can focus on the experience.

You’ll just need to book your own flights.

Enjoy panoramic views as you wind down and get your sweat on in the sauna

Getting away from the crowds equals no queues for lifts and more space to learn - the slopes are yours!

Get a real taste for the region with local ingredients sourced by neighbouring food producers  

Our seven-night programme takes you from never-skied-before to hitting your turns down the mountain. No prior experience needed, just show up ready to push yourself. You'll get structured lessons in a small group with experienced instructors who know how to teach from the basics up. We'll celebrate each step and make sure you're solid before levelling up.

On this trip expect a mix of proper coaching, alongside free afternoons to practice, meaning rapid progress and building confidence without the burnout. By the end of the week, you'll have aching legs and actual downhill skiing skills. Worth every run.

Included

Five days guided skiing instruction

Ski equipment rental (skis, boots, poles)

Small group coaching

Mid-week, we swap skis for paddles and head to Norway's longest and deepest fjord. A different kind of challenge that rests your ski legs while your upper body does the work.

Paddle between towering mountains, surrounded by the kind of landscape that makes Norway legendary. No kayaking experience needed, our guides will teach you the moves. Warm up afterwards in a mobile sauna. For the really brave, there’s also time for a dip in the winter-cold fjord.

Included:

Expert kayaking guide

All kayaking equipment

Mobile sauna session

Optional polar plunge

After a long day in the mountains, head to the riverside sauna. Perched beside the Begna river, with Mt. Skørsnøse dominating the view, this is where tired legs recover and minds switch off. It’s the kind of reset that means you'll actually be ready for the slopes again tomorrow.

Included:

Three sauna sessions

River views

Post-ski recovery sessions

Arrive by bus to Tyinkrysset, where the hotel picks you up.

A light dinner and a chance to meet your group. Never skied downhill before? Perfect. Let's fix that.

Breakfast buffet, then pick up ski equipment and check everything fits. Your instructor covers the essentials: how the gear works, how to stand, how to actually stay upright. Then straight to the most beginner-friendly slopes to put it into practice. First turns, first slides, first "did I just do that?" moments.

Later is a post-ski sauna over the Begna River, followed up by a three course dinner.

After breakfast, get back out there. Today's about ploughing and parallel turns - the techniques that'll get you down steeper terrain and slow you down without the panic. It will feel harder than yesterday, but you’ll also know how much you’ve achieved. 

After a filling lunch it’s back out onto the slopes for a chance to practice what you learned that morning. 

It's time to really explore this place. Your instructor will show you around as you try different lifts, different slopes and see what else the mountain's got. This is where skiing starts feeling less like work and more like fun.

Eat a packed lunch at a panoramic cabin at 1,200m, with views stretching across to Jotunheimen National Park's jagged peaks, then head back out on your skis. 

In the evening relax your tired muscles with a sauna session back at the hotel, before settling down to a three-course dinner.

Your instructor stays with you for the first half of the day, showing you new terrain, fine-tuning technique and pointing you toward the best snow based on conditions. Then you're on your own.

After a packed lunch, keep skiing or switch it up. You can rent snowshoes and explore the marked trails from the hotel if your legs need a break.

Trade skis for kayaks and head to Sognefjord. Known as King of the Fjords, this is Norway's longest and deepest fjord, stretching over 200km to the sea and hemmed in by towering mountains. Your local guide will teach you everything you need to know, no experience necessary. 

Warm up afterwards in a mobile sauna. There’s also the option of a polar plunge for those who dare to. 

After a day away, you’ll be desperate to get back to the slopes for one last lesson. Your instructor's with you until lunch, making sure you hit the best runs in the best conditions. This is when you realize just how far you've come in less than a week.

After a hot lunch together at the Ski Café, the afternoon is yours for one last session.

Head home with actual downhill skiing skills, legs that know they've been tested, and the kind of confidence that only comes from sending it down a mountain. Absolutely worth it.