Top Services for Winter Activities in Slovakia

My advice is to bring your own gear if you can. Rentals can be pricey, and I found the quality at Ski School Smile a bit hit-or-miss. Save that cash for hot cocoa instead!

If you're looking for a good lunch, head to the cafe right by the slopes. I didn’t notice it until later and ended up paying a premium in a busy spot. Grab a quick bite there, and get back to skiing!

I really recommend checking the weather before you go. I got caught in a snowstorm and it was tough to enjoy the slopes. Look for clear days, preferably early in the season for better conditions.

I suggest booking your lessons in advance, especially on weekends. The spots fill up fast, and you don't want to miss out like I did when I waited until the last minute

I suggest getting your ski passes online ahead of time. It saved me a ton of time in line, and honestly, it was less stressful. Plus, you might find some deals that aren't available at the kiosk!