Nursery conditions

Opening hours and access conditions

  • Service hours: from 9 am to 5 pm.
  • Proof of the child’s age must be provided. If the child does not meet the age requirements for the service, access will be denied.
  • To ensure the well-being of all children, children showing symptoms of contagious illnesses will not be admitted. If the symptoms are related to a non-contagious illness, a medical certificate must be provided.

Service information

  • Meals are not included.
  • Ski lessons are not provided.

What should you bring?

  • The child’s health record and family record book.
  • A complete change of clothes and comfortable clothing for indoor activities.
  • If necessary: nappies, cream, a feeding bottle, milk or baby food.

Snow Garden conditions

Opening hours and access conditions

  • Meeting point: Planells Ski School.
  • The half-day service will be confirmed for either the morning (9 am to 1 pm) or the afternoon (1 pm to 5 pm), depending on the school’s availability.
  • If the child does not meet the age requirements, the school reserves the right to refuse admission and cancellation fees of up to 100% may apply.
  • To take part in the activity, children must no longer wear nappies.

Service information

  • Meals, ski equipment and ski passes are not included.
  • A valid ski pass is required to take part in the activity.

What should you bring?

  • Mandatory equipment: ski boots, skis and helmet.
  • Gloves and sunglasses are recommended.

Kids Program conditions

Ages and ski lessons

Children are divided into groups according to age and level:

  • Ages 3 to 6: lessons in the Snow Garden, from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm.
  • Ages 6 to 11: lessons on the slopes as part of group ski lessons, from 10 am to 1 pm.
  • Available discipline: alpine skiing.

Schedule

  • Reception: from 9 am to 10 am.
  • Lunch: from 1 pm to 2 pm.
  • Activities: from 2 pm to 5 pm.
  • Pick-up: at 5 pm.
  • The service is available every day.

Activities

In addition to ski lessons, the program includes:

  • Mini snowmobiles.
  • Sledging.
  • Snow building activities.
  • Games and entertainment activities.

Activities may be adapted depending on weather conditions.

What’s included?

  • Ski lessons.
  • Lunch.
  • Activities.

Ski pass and equipment

  • The ski pass is not included and is mandatory to take part in the activity.
  • Ski equipment is not included.
  • Children must bring ski boots, skis and a helmet.
  • Gloves and sunglasses or ski goggles are recommended.
  • The school does not provide ski equipment rental.

Access conditions

If the child does not meet the age requirements, the school reserves the right to refuse admission and cancellation fees of up to 100% may apply.

Màgic Ski 

Màgic Ski is a recreational ski club that teaches students to enjoy the mountains through respect for nature and for people.

 Values such as respect, cooperation and teamwork are fundamental pillars of our teaching. We have fun learning and learn by having fun.

Group lessons for children

Group lessons allow children to learn and progress together, sharing the experience with other skiers of the same level.

Courses have set start days and schedules and are adapted to different skiing levels. Check all available options, schedules and service conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best age to learn to ski?

The ideal age to start skiing is between 3 and 6 years old. At this stage, children usually have enough coordination and motor skills to begin learning. However, every child develops at their own pace.

When can young children start skiing?

Children can get familiar with snow from a very early age. At Ordino Arcalís, the nursery welcomes children from 1 to 3 years old. From age 3, they can begin ski lessons in the Snow Garden with professional instructors.

How long does it take a child to learn to ski?

It depends on the child. With regular lessons and consistent practice, most children can learn the basics in one or two seasons. What matters most is that they enjoy the process and learn through play.

What does a child need to ski?

  • Thermal and waterproof clothing
  • Ski pants or ski suit
  • Gloves, hat, goggles, and sunscreen
  • Ski boots, skis, and helmet (mandatory in the Snow Garden)

How to take children to the snow?

  • Choose a ski resort with kids’ services like a nursery or snow garden.
  • Make sure they are properly equipped.
  • Take frequent breaks and bring water and snacks.
  • Enjoy the snow together!