Test drive the Halsbury experience before travelling with your group. Join us on one of our famous inspection visits.
Skiing and other winter sports are deeply entrenched in the Norwegian culture and a school ski trip here will be the holiday of a lifetime for all your students, whether they’re seasoned powder hounds or strapping on their skis for the very first time.
Norwegians have been skiing for around 5,000 years and the modern sport was developed here and in Sweden from military exercises during the 18th century. In 1843 the first public ski race was held in Norway and the rest, as they say, is history!
Norway boasts a long ski season, excellent snow conditions and a reputation for ski resorts that are incredibly child friendly! Norwegians take to the slopes from a young age and so resorts here are set up to welcome younger skiers and encourage their development.
The ski schools are excellent too and the instructors all speak excellent English – as do many Norwegians, in fact. And the accommodation here often offers doorstep skiing, making Norway a very easy school ski trip, while still offering exceptional skiing opportunities.
And all this is just a short flight from the UK – it takes less than 2 hours to fly into Bergen, the closest airport to our Norwegian resort.
Test drive the Halsbury experience before travelling with your group. Join us on one of our famous inspection visits.
Tell us your skiers’ abilities, your budget and your ‘must haves’ and we’ll do the rest.
From an initial chat, right through to 24-hour emergency contacts while you’re travelling.
We’re members of ABTA, ABTOT and the School Travel Forum. We also hold an ATOL and the LOtC Quality Badge.
Read moreDates. Places. Documents. Everything’s in your detailed info pack – with online access through the Vamoos app.
We usually run two inspection visits a year - test drive the Halsbury experience before travelling with your group.
Meet our team of Ski Specialists who'll work closely with you to create an epic ski trip that your students will never forget.