| Ski activity type | Snowboarding, Skiiing, Ski lesson |
| Activity season | Winter |
| Tour Type | Private tour |
| Minimum participant requirement | 1 traveler |
| Instruction language | Mandarin, English, Cantonese |
The customer service team will join your account three days before the start of the course and set up a common group with the instructor to facilitate meeting details with you on the day of class.
Equipment required for the Ski course: skis, ski boots, ski poles, ski jacket, ski pants, ski gloves, goggles, and helmet (helmet must be worn at all times).
Equipment required for the Snowboard course: snowboard, snowboard boots, ski jacket, ski pants, ski gloves, goggles, and helmet (helmet must be worn at all times).
Your safety is our top priority at Snow and Flow. For your protection, wearing a helmet is mandatory throughout the entire lesson. For first-time snowboarders, we also strongly recommend wearing full protective gear, including knee pads, impact shorts (butt pads), wrist guards, and elbow pads. As most standard rental shops do not offer protective gear for hire, Snow and Flow provides an exclusive rental service for our clients. Please contact us for further details or to reserve your gear.
If you need to rent ski equipment on the day of class, it is recommended to reserve 30 minutes to 1 hour (depending on the number of people on the day) for renting and trying on. If you need a coach to accompany you, the rental will be included in the course time, please inform us in advance and we will be happy to arrange it for you.
It is recommended to wear comfortable, breathable, and warm base layers and long ski socks under your ski jacket and pants (jeans are not recommended). For more information on ski clothing, please refer to the Snow and Flow blog article: https://reurl.cc/E6GnQa .
If the ski resort is closed on the day of class and the class cannot be held, the Snow and Flow team will contact you to change the class date or handle refund matters, and try our best to help you complete your subsequent journey.