Overview

Quaint alpine villages, warm hospitality, fun après-ski and breathtaking scenery await in the Austrian Alps which are suitable for all levels of skier

A traditional favourite with British skiers who return year after year, Austria’s most famous resorts are just as suitable for beginners, intermediates and experts alike.

Zürs and Lech

The exclusive villages of Zürs and Lech lie between 1,450m and 1,720m in the Alberg region and have been attracting winter-sports enthusiasts for many years. The resorts have over 250km of slopes, and both offer luxury accommodation suitable for families and couples alike.

St. Anton

Established as one of the top ski resorts in the world, St. Anton benefits from a long ski season and an excellent snow record. Skiing spreads over the neighbouring villages of Zürs, Lech and St. Christoph creating an immense ski area which attracts people from the world over.

St. Christoph

The small hamlet of St. Christoph lies at 1,800m with excellent access to the extensive Arlberg pistes. Not as big or vibrant as the neighboring St. Anton, the village is well suited to those who want a more sedate stay with access to the absolute pinnacle of Austrian skiing terrain.

Kitzbühel

This charming medieval town has famous downhill pistes that will test the skill of advanced skiers, whilst beginner and intermediate skiers are also well catered for. There are numerous possibilities to enjoy winter sports and to combine it with a shopping spree in the historic town center.

Ischgl

With big ski terrain and a unique après-ski scene, Ischgl is a great resort with modern facilities. Near guaranteed snow, almost endless miles of slopes and an ultramodern lift and cable car system await.

Obergurgl

At 1,930m Obergurgl is the highest winter resort in Austria, renowned for it's individual flair, irresistible 'small town' ambience and champagne filled air.