Navigating Davos Klosters can be daunting; it is not just one ski hill but a sprawling network of six separate mountain areas connected by a complex system of buses and trains. While traditional ski schools often station themselves on just one mountain—forcing you to adhere to their location and rigid timetables—FIL Alpin provides a seamless, "ski safari" experience. We manage the logistics entirely, picking you up at your hotel and transporting you to the specific mountain where conditions are best that day, whether it’s the high-altitude powder on Parsenn or the sunny slopes of Madrisa.

Beyond logistics, hiring a private FIL Alpin professional means having a local insider who helps you bypass the crowds. Davos is a busy international hub, but we know the shortcuts, the quietest lifts, and the hidden mountain huts that require reservations weeks in advance. Instead of standing in line or eating at a crowded self-service cafeteria with a large group, you enjoy a curated luxury experience where every minute is optimized for skiing and enjoyment, tailored strictly to your pace.

Unlike interconnected resorts like Arosa-Lenzerheide, the six mountains of Davos Klosters (Parsenn, Jakobshorn, Pischa, Rinerhorn, Madrisa, Schatzalp) are geographically separate. They are connected by a highly efficient network of ski buses and the Rhätische Bahn (RhB) train, both of which are free to use with a valid skipass. This makes having a knowledgeable guide essential to navigate between them efficiently.

It depends on the vibe you prefer. Choose Davos if you want convenience, shopping, casinos, and a lively urban atmosphere with varied nightlife. Choose Klosters if you prefer a quiet, romantic, chalet-style village with discreet luxury and a more traditional alpine feeling. Both offer equal access to the skiing.

Yes, but you need to know where to go. While the famous Parsenn runs can be long and demanding, the Madrisa (Klosters) and Rinerhorn areas are excellent for families and beginners. Furthermore, the valley floor offers extensive gentle slopes for first-timers. A private instructor ensures you start on terrain that builds confidence rather than fear.

Yes. Davos Klosters is famous for its classic off-piste runs, such as the descent from the Weissfluhgipfel or the sidecountry of Jakobshorn. Our team includes certified mountain guides who can safely lead you into this terrain, providing avalanche safety and expert instruction on powder technique.

We make it easy for you! We define the meeting point together based on what works best for your day.

We're happy to offer a complimentary "Meet & Greet" right at your hotel, or we can simply meet you directly on the slope if that’s your preference! We also support meet-ups in the whole area Davos-Klosters.

Communication is key! Our international team ensures your private lesson is conducted fluently in the language you are most comfortable with. We proudly offer instruction in:

English, Italian, French, German, Swiss German, Dutch, Slovenian and Russian.

We love welcoming young adventurers!

Mini Skiers: We support little ones from as young as 3 years old.

Young Snowboarders: Ready to strap in from 8 years old.

Friendly Tip: If you have a very young child, please reach out! We'd love to chat before you book so we can craft the perfect, personalized first-slope experience.

Absolutely! Whether you're a big family, multiple families or simply a group of friends with varying skill levels, we can arrange for multiple, dedicated instructors to ensure everyone gets the attention they need for an unforgettable day.

Yes! We offer a variety of ways to save:

Packages - Book 3 or 5 full/half-day clinics to get a better rate while improving your skills.

Newsletter Sign-Up - Subscribe and instantly receive a 35.- CHF voucher.

Loyalty Bonus - Returning guests receive a special offer on their next booking.

Partnerships - Ask about discounts available through our select hotel and business partners.