Ski holiday Austria

Skiing in Austria has always been a favourite. With hundreds of ski areas scattered across the country and a passion for the sport, Austria for many is the epitome of skiing. Expect great skiing, atmosphere, apres ski and hospitality. We have a wide selection of accommodation from holidays for those on a tight budget, to exclusive apartments and hotels in St. Anton and Ischgl.

Snow-safe, modern and family friendly
The Austrians have in recent decades invested billions in ski areas, infrastructure and hotels and apartments. Whether it is new snow-making facilities, express chairlifts or modern kids lifts the Austria facilities are in a league of their own. If you are looking for a family friendly area, try Bad Gastein, Wagrain, Zell am Ziller, Saalbach or Mayrhofen.

Austria, champions in après-ski as well
Skiing in Austria often mean après-ski as well! In the afternoon, we recommend St. Anton, Ischgl and Sölden to enjoy an afternoon drink in the sun at the many terraces and bars. If you are looking for one of our most popular areas skiing, try Saalbach.

Alpbachtal 4 20 27 7
	Alpbachtal suits families and other guests where a relaxed atmosphere, great skiing and beautiful scenery is a high priority. Please note that Alpbachtal is a non service destination where the Nortlander guide service is NOT offered. You will receive vouchers for liftpasses, and these can then be collected at the respective lift pass offices. Prices and more information about ski holidays to Alpbachtal	Resort altitude: 1000 m Total runs km.: 130 km Highest peak: 2100 m

Bad Gastein 0 19 50 6
	As one of Europe’s most famous ski destinations, Bad Gastein is located in Austria's largest national park with amazing views of the Grossglockner (Austria's highest mountain at 3798m). The area is renowned for its fantastic skiing, numerous shops, restaurants and bars, as well as lively après ski. If you are not just there for skiing, the city is famous for its hot springs and many spa facilities. One of the most famous is Felsentherme with a 36 degree heated outdoor pool with waterfalls, slides and a sauna. All the water comes directly from the hot springs and is changed every day so chlorine is not necessary, making the various spa facilities environmentally friendly. Bad Gastein is the largest resort in the Gastein Ski Area with access to 178 individual pistes. The area ranges from 1,100 to 2.700 metres above sea level making it one of Europe's largest vertical drops. In addition to over 200 km of pisted runs in Bad Gastein itself the full area lift pass will allow you to ski or snowboard in the other Gastein ski resorts of Bad Hofgastein, Dorfgastein, Graukogel and Sportgastein. In 1958 the town hosted Austria's first Alpine World Cup. Since then, is has developed into the stunning ski resort and vibrant town it is today with around 4,000 permanent residents. Prices and more information about ski holidays to Bad Gastein	Resort altitude: 1002 m Total runs km.: 201km./860 km. Highest peak: 2700 m Self drive from £ 285,- Incl. 6 day lift pass, worth £ 200

Fügen - 15/44 17/158 7/14
	The Zillertal area offers a string of charming Tyrolean villages and Fügen is the first major gem in the row. Fügen offers authentic comfort and hospitality and is an excellent starting point for an active holiday. Prices and more information about ski holidays to Fügen	Resort altitude: 545m Total runs km.: 155km Highest peak: 2410m

Ischgl 0 31 40 5
	This famous destination distinguishes itself by offering a fantastic ski area and a vibrant resort. There is charm, a wide range of international restaurants, and even escalators to get you home after a hard day of skiing! Prices and more information about ski holidays to Ischgl	Resort altitude: 1400 m Total slopes km.: 235 km. Highest slope: 2872 m Self drive from £ 305,- Incl. 6 day lift pass, worth £ 190

Kaltenbach 0 / 0 km. 11 / 37 km. 17/ 97 km. 6 / 37 km.
	Welcome to an Austrian classic! Prices and more information about ski holidays to Kaltenbach	Resort altitude: 558 m. Total runs km.: 171/ 639 Highest peak: 2501 m / 3250 m

Kaprun 0 13/21 14/19 3/9
	Note that the Kaprun is a "Non Service Detsination" where we do not offer any Nortlander guide services. Ski passes can be collected from reception at check-in. Prices and more information about ski holidays to Kaprun	Resort altitude: 760 Total runs km.: 61/138 Highest peak: 3029 m

Kitzbühel - 21 26 13
	Kitzbühel offers Austrian tradition and "Gemütlichkeit" of world class. In recent years the resort has gained a very exclusive reputation and attracts the affluent and discerning clientelle. The village is full of beautiful 4-star hotels and prestigious flagship brand stores. It is also possible to find cheaper accommodation in the form of various guest houses and simpler hotels. The range of restaurants is great and there's something to suit all diners. Kitzbühel offers blazing après ski that continues for long after sunset, as well as discos and nightclubs where your dancing shoes will get some use. Prices and more information about ski holidays to Kitzbühel	Resort altitude: Total runs km.: 170km Highest peak: 2000m

Mayrhofen 0 22/44 24/158 3/14
	We are proud to present Mayrhofen. Located just 8 km from Zell in the Zillertal Valley, Mayrhofen is an ideal starting point for fantastic skiing. It is a great area with 110 km of slopes spread out on both sides of the valley. The Hintertux glacier can be reached by bus (15 min) and all the other great areas in Zillertal valley can be reached by bus or train (5 - 40min). Mayrhofen is also known for its tremendous snow park, which many professional snowboarders and skiers visit every year. There are many great restaurants, fancy hotels, lively nightlife making Mayrhofenthe place to be. Après ski is at the same level as in St. Anton and Ischgl. It starts in the afternoon and goes on late into the night. Prices and more information about ski holidays to Mayrhofen	Resort altitude: 630 m Total slopes km.: 157 km/639 km Highest slope: 2590 m

Saalbach 38 33 6
	If you're not familiar with Saalbach's reputation, it can be described in just two words: Aprés Ski! This charming ski area has time after time been chosen as the best and wildest place in Austria to celebrate a successful day of skiing. When the clock turns four in the afternoon, you should headto the Hinterhagalm bar at the end of the children’s slopes. Those wishing to continue the afternoon's fun and antics are able to explore some of the many bars throughout the town, with many ending up at the 'Underbar'. Prices and more information about ski holidays to Saalbach	Resort altitude: 1003 m Total slopes km.: 200 km Highest slope: 2096 m Self drive from £ 345,- Incl. 6 day lift pass, worth £ 200

St. Anton 0 32 71 8
	If you like Austria, but sometimes think that Jäger tee and Tyrolean hats can be a bit too much there is a really good alternative. St. Anton or 'Stanton' as some may know it, offers a somewhat more international atmosphere than most other Austrian destinations. Prices and more information about ski holidays to St. Anton	Resort altitude: 1304 m Total slopes km.: 280 km Highest slope: 2811 m

Sölden 0 16 18 7
	When you book your holiday it is good to know that the destination has a snow guarantee. Sölden offers both glacier skiing and slopes which are mainly located above the 2000m. Prices and more information about ski holidays to Sölden	Resort altitude: 1377 m Total slopes km.: 150 km Highest slope: 3250 m

Wagrain 0 45 52 3
	When taking your family skiing you often want to ensure the resort offers suitability and security for small children. Wagrain in Austria offers just this. The resort is child friendly, but also gives the more experienced skier 350km of slopes to enjoy. In Wagrain we offer a British nursery ski school where children can be left to learn their first turns. Prices and more information about ski holidays to Wagrain	Resort altitude: 850 m Total slopes km.: 860 km. Highest slope: 2188 m

Zell am See 0 21 19 9
	”Europe Sport Region” is the name of Zell am Sees 130 km large ski area, that should give both green and advanced skiers all the sport they need. The area has focused on supplying the typical family with tempered black runs, and understanding beginner slopes, and they fulfill the task with style. Prices and more information about ski holidays to Zell am See	Resort altitude: 786 m Total runs km.: 138 km Highest peak: 3029 m

Zell Am Ziller 0 35/44 140/158 10/14
	Zell am Ziller is best known for its charm and character. The town is larger than others, with the Austrian cheerfulness characterising the way of life here. The river Zeller winds through the beautiful valley which encompasses the scenic and breathtaking surroundings. Prices are noticeably lower than elsewhere in the surrounding region. Prices and more information about ski holidays to Zell Am Ziller	Resort altitude: 580 m Total slopes km.: 165/639 km Highest slope: 3250 m

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