Klosters is synonymous with privacy and discreet luxury, and your ski instruction should reflect that. Unlike traditional ski schools that operate out of crowded meeting points at the bottom of the Gotschna or Madrisa lifts, FIL Alpin offers a strictly private, door-to-slope service. We understand the value of your time, meeting you directly at your chalet or hotel to bypass the morning rush. Even if you are staying in Davos, we can meet you at your hotel there and organize private transport directly to the Klosters ski area, ensuring a seamless, stress-free start to your day without the hassle of public trains or buses.

Furthermore, the logistics of skiing here can be tricky for families. With the challenging runs of Parsenn on one side and the family-friendly Madrisa on the other, splitting up can be a headache. A private FIL Alpin professional acts as your family’s logistics manager. We can arrange for the children to ski safely on Madrisa while guiding the adults down the famous runs to Küblis, coordinating perfectly to meet for a late lunch at a cozy farmhouse restaurant like the Alte Schwendi. We curate the day to ensure you experience the village’s famous charm without the stress of checking maps or schedules.

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 serve guests in Davos!

Yes, seamlessly. The Gotschna cable car in the center of Klosters connects you directly to the Parsenn, the largest ski area in the region. From there, you can ski all the way to Davos or take the legendary 12km run down to Küblis and return by train. You also have access to all other Davos mountains (Jakobshorn, Pischa, Rinerhorn) via the train.

Klosters is exceptional for families thanks to the Madrisa mountain. Facing south and bathed in sun, Madrisa is dedicated to children and relaxed skiers, featuring the "Madrisa Land" adventure park. It is separate from the busy main ski area, providing a safe and stress-free environment for learning.

The Gotschna Wang is one of the most famous and feared black runs in the region. It is a steep, often mogul-filled face directly under the cable car leading down to Klosters. It is a rite of passage for expert skiers, but should only be attempted by confident skiers with good technique.

Klosters Platz is the main hub with the Gotschna lift, the train station, and most luxury hotels and shops. Klosters Dorf is quieter, located slightly further down the valley, and is the base for the Madrisa gondola. They are connected by a quick bus or train ride.

Yes. Beyond the groomed slopes, Klosters offers incredible freeride terrain. Our guides can take you into the "Sidecountry" of the Gotschna, the hidden powder fields of Madrisa, or the classic long descents towards the Prättigau valley, always prioritizing safety and avalanche awareness.

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.

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.

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.

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

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