School Ski Trips to Austria
Why Choose Austria?
The traditional feel and warm welcome in our Austrian ski resorts has proved to be an irresistible draw for school groups. Hotels have an alpine feel and offer access to both the slopes and to local amenities so that you have a number of après ski options to keep everybody happy.
Our resorts have excellent ski schools and modern lift systems, giving your group a fantastic opportunity to make the most of their snow time. The Austrian snow record and its snow making facilities mean that the ski season can run right through to the Easter Holidays.
| Day 1 | Depart from school and travel to Austria |
| Day 2 | Arrive in Austria |
| Day 3 am |
Ski Fit & 1st Lesson |
| Day 4 am |
Ski Lesson |
| Day 5 am |
Skiing Lesson |
| Day 6 am |
Skiing Lesson |
| Day 7 am |
Skiing Lesson |
| Day 8 am |
Skiing Lesson |
| Day 9 | Return to School |
Quiz Nights
Skating
Karaoke
Disco
Fancy Dress
Treasurehunt
Resorts & Accommodation
Axamer Lizum
Axamer has north facing slopes and one of the most consistent snow records in Austria. Its high-tech snow making system creates great conditions from November to April. There is a modern lift system and the resort offers a quick ride to the peak on the mountain railway. from there the skier can take the men’s or women’s Olympic Downhill.
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Bad Kleinkirchheim
BKK is a fabulous resort situated in the famous Corinthian Mountain range. There is over 100k of downhill skiing and the 27 pistes are served by 27 lifts. The skiing genuinely offers something for everyone from the beginner to the seasoned veteran.
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Nassfeld
Nassfeld caught our eye because of the amount of good quality skiing it can provide for all levels of skiing and boarding. There are extensive north facing slopes with lifts that will carry your group to over 2000m, which means that it remains a firm favourite with groups wanting dependable skiing during the Easter break.
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Ski Amade
Ski Amade gives you Austrian skiing at its biggest and best. Named after Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, there are 360 slopes and 270 lifts, covering five regions and over 800km of skiing. With its five ski areas there is definitely something for everyone; from those looking for a large area with varied terrain to those looking for a smaller beginner friendly resort.
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