This tour is designed exclusively for 18 years old or over. We do not allow anyone who is under 18 years old to take part in this tour.

You’re on the coach for a long time and you want to try and get as much sleep as you can so we recommend you bring a small pillow and rug to help you sleep on the coach. Other things to pack are sun cream & lip balm, beanie and scarf/neck warmer, gloves, googles (at least sunnies but googles are better, especially when it’s snowing), munchies that will fit in pockets, water, long undergarments such as thermals that are tight fitting to wear under your snow jacket and pants. You
would also add a fleece jumper or long sleeve shirt on the really cold days. You’re better off having too many clothes on than not enough. You can always strip off some layers! Waterproof shoes – not leather
soled. If you don’t have any, I would highly recommend hiring a pair, especially if you don’t plan to ski or board. You don’t need to pack a lot of clothes. During the day, you’ll be in your snow jacket and pants. You really only need something casual to wear to dinner each evening and something comfortable for the coach travel.

2 Hot breakfast and 1x 3 course dinner on the Saturday night

Yes, you will need a valid lift ticket for each day you plan to ski or board. You can purchase the lift ticket / lesson directly on Thredbo's website.

We do not accept pre-booking of equipment hire. You can rent your gear at the ski hire store located at the hotel.

You’re on the coach for a long time and you want to try and get as much sleep as you can so we recommend you bring a small pillow and rug to help you sleep on the coach. Other things to pack are sun cream & lip balm, beanie and scarf/neck warmer, gloves, goggles (at least sunnies but goggles are better, especially when it’s snowing), munchies that will fit in pockets, water, long undergarments such as thermals that are tight fitting to wear under your snow jacket and pants. You would also add a fleece jumper or long sleeve shirt on the really cold days. You’re better off having too many clothes on than not enough. You can always strip off some layers! Waterproof shoes – not leather soled. If you don’t have any, I would highly recommend hiring a pair, especially if you don’t plan to ski or board. You don’t need to pack a lot of clothes. During the day, you’ll be in your snow jacket and pants. You really only need something casual to wear to dinner each evening and something comfortable for the coach travel.

You can rent lockers at the snowfield. Prices starts from $10 - $20 depending on size and the ski resort.

If only we had a crystal ball! There’s no way we can say whether or not it’s going to snow. That’s up to mother nature! It’s hard to tell when it’s going to snow, for how long and where. Add plenty of other weather factors that can affect the snow once it’s fallen into the mix and great snow conditions aren’t always a guarantee. You can rely on great snowmaking facilities at Thredbo to ensure that there is always fresh snow on the ground. Thredbo has invested heavily in snowmaking to ensure guests are provided with the best possible conditions all winter.

We recommend travel insurance for all ski holidays. Check with your private health fund, car insurer or home & contents insurer as well as specific travel insurance providers. Just be sure to enquire whether snow sports are covered on the policy.

Please confirm your booking before purchasing flights, certain packages are subject to availability.

Non-attendance, cancellations or transfers within 30 days (domestic) 60 days (international) of departure, no refund or transfer will be given.

A 25% admin fee may apply for changes and cancellations outside the cancellation period. Other conditions apply when using other operators. Airfares are non refundable and air taxes are approximate and may change.

Prices are shown in Australian Dollars and are correct at time of publication. When booking online full payment will be taken for your package. Prices are subject to changes due to currency fluctuations.

The tour operator no liability or responsibility for any injuries sustained whilst on tour and recommends all passengers travelling have individual Insurance Policies covering all related activities. Alternate accommodation may be used if our advertised accommodation has no vacancies.