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Last updated: Sep 21st, 2026
After a brilliant adventure of skiing down the snowy slopes, your school ski trip has come to an end – but what happens on the final day?
With the chaotic rush of packing bags, dropping off equipment, and getting ready for a long coach ride back home, the last day is usually considered as a last-minute scramble to get everything organised.
However, it can be made easier if you follow these steps – read more below!
Of course, the first thing that will happen is… staff and students will wake up and enjoy a final breakfast at the hotel. From buttered croissants to fresh orange juice, ensure you’re fully energised for your last day of skiing!
It’s time to shoot down the slopes one last time! After breakfast, head to the mountains with your group – take some photos, enjoy the crisp mountain air, and bid a farewell to the snow-sure trails.
Once you’ve finished skiing, you’ll drop off your equipment and return to the hotel.
Our top tip is to book a late check-out, if possible, as it means your group don’t have to rush leaving the accommodation.
It also allows students and staff to have one last shower before the long drive home. We recommend that everyone pack an overnight bag the day before – this can include shampoo, soap, a toothbrush, and toothpaste. It would be a good idea to have a ‘communal’ shower gel, just in case anyone had forgotten to bring their own.
Head to the local supermarket and purchase some snacks for your coach trip back – whether it’s crisps, bakery items, or fruit, it’s a long way home… so make sure you stock up!
Once you’ve got everything ready for the trip home, enjoy a last evening meal together and reflect on what a fantastic adventure it’s been.
Travelling by coach can make the journey home more comfortable and convenient for both staff and students. With fewer restrictions on luggage, there’s plenty of room to pack snacks, drinks and entertainment for the long trip back.
Coaches are also a cost-effective option, and many are equipped with useful facilities such as USB charging points and toilets, meaning everyone can stay comfortable and connected throughout the journey.
Most importantly, travelling by coach allows the group to relax together after a busy final day of skiing, making the journey home a more enjoyable and stress-free experience.
We hope this blog was of help to you – and that it’s inspired you to enquire about a ski trip!
Our award-winning team are to help, from providing 24/7 on-tour support to creating a tailor-made itinerary that matches your group’s needs. Get in touch today to start your ski adventure!
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