Yes. If, for example, two days are booked initially and additional days are added later, the extension rate applies.
Exception: For Burmi-Kids, we recommend booking only the first day and extending the course day by day in the office by 4:00 PM on the course day (at no extra charge!).
For 5- and 6-year-old beginners, there is also the option of extending the course to, for example, 5 days after the "trial day" by 4:00 PM at the latest. In this case, only the difference to the one-time booking will be charged.
Yes, both children and adults are assigned to their groups at the same gathering place, so there is no problem.
After ability levels (from the online-booking) have been taken into account, we head over to the easy slopes in smaller groups and assign the teaching groups there. If someone is not quite happy with their group assignment, they can of course still change groups.
No.
You will only receive a refund with a doctor's note (illness, injury).
To minimize the risk for you, there is the option for beginners (5-6 years old) and Burmi kids (3-4 years old) to book a trial day first.
If you like the course, you can extend it in the office until 4:00 PM on the day of the course at no extra charge.
That's no problem, as long as another suitable course is running.
Group assignments generally take place on Monday and/or Sunday. However, advanced students can always join an existing group during the week!
This is generally possible for private courses, but we ask that you let us know your teacher preference as early as possible by phone or email.
For group courses, we cannot guarantee that we will be able to provide your preferred teacher!
Generally speaking, the earlier the better, but at least one day in advance.
You can make your reservation via our website.
From three years old.
For three- and four-year-olds (Burmiclub), we offer a two-hour course (10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.).
For all other children ages 5 and up, we offer a three-hour course (9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.).
However, we recommend a minimum age of 12 for snowboard lessons.
For younger snowboarders, we recommend a private lesson.
We have Dutch instructors and also some Austrian and German instructors who speak a little Dutch. However, we cannot always promise that the instructor will be able to speak Dutch. We ask you to let us know your requirements when the groups are being assigned, and we'll do our best.
During peak season (main holiday periods) we recommend booking early via our website to secure your spot.
Yes.
No.
On the first day, usually beginners do not need a ski pass. The ski school's rope tow is free for course participants during course times. The ski instructor then explains which ticket makes sense for the following days.
Yes. In our ski school, children are assigned to groups based primarily on their age and ability. So if your children or their friends have a similar level of ability, we ask you to let us know on the first day and we will do our best to put them together!
If the children do not have the same level, however, the child who is better at skiing will have to move to the slower group.
Our group programme is planned for a week, with the final ski race on Friday. It therefore makes sense to stay on the course for the whole 5 (6) days. But of course it's also possible to take the course for fewer days.
