Austria delivers on the skiing itself. With vast ski areas like the Arlberg and SkiCircus, glacier resorts guaranteeing snow, and beginner-friendly destinations for families.

Austria has a way of stealing your heart from the moment you arrive and hear the crunch of fresh snow underfoot.
Jagged peaks, onion-domed church spires, and villages that look as if they were sketched straight from a storybook.
Now imagine skiing all that alpine magic without draining your savings.

Stepping off the train in kitzbuhel felt like arriving in a storybook—peaked rooftops covered in snow, a church bell echoing across the valley, the scent of wood smoke curling through the cold night air.

Austria has long been at the heart of European skiing, blending dramatic alpine landscapes with postcard-perfect villages and world-class ski areas.
Unlike some of its glitzier neighbors, Austria offers a warmth and authenticity that draws travelers back year after year.

Austria has long been one of Europe’s most beloved ski destinations, and it’s easy to see why families in particular are drawn here year after year.

The country offers a winning combination of charming alpine villages, reliable snow conditions, excellent ski schools, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes even first-time skiers feel right at home.

Lech is a charming ski resort in Austria’s Voralberg region. Lech is an intermediate skiers dream.

When it comes to skiing in Austria, you’re spoiled for choice—St. Anton, Kitzbühel, Ischgl, and Obergurgl all draw big crowds. But there’s something uniquely special about Saalbach-Hinterglemm that sets it apart from the rest.

ST. Anton am Arlberg, in the Tyrolean Alps of Austria, is one of the world’s most famous ski resorts. Most skiers would have heard St. Anton, known for its extensive terrain and very lively apres-ski scene, it’s no surprise that this resort is where the young energetic skiers head too.
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Zell am See is definitely a contender for the most beautiful setting in Europe, nestled against the stunning back drop of lake Zell and the towering Kitzsteinhorn Glacier.

Schladming is a premier ski destination in Austria, nestled in the heart of the Dachstein-Tauern region of Styria. Known for its skiing tradition, picturesque alpine charm, and modern facilities, Schladming attracts visitors from all around the world. The resort is part of the Ski Amade network, one of the largest ski areas in Europe, offering extensive skiing opportunities across multiple mountains.                                

Alpbach is a picturesque ski resort in Austria, known for its traditional wooden chalets and breathtaking alpine scenery. Part of the Ski Juwel area, it offers varied slopes for all levels, family-friendly amenities, and a cozy village charm. Alpbach blends authentic Tyrolean culture with excellent skiing and serene mountain beauty.

If the world-famous Hahnenkamm World Cup Men’s downhill race didn’t exist, Kitzbuhel would still be loved for its enchanting and historic medieval town and excellent ski resort.

Hofgarten will always be special for me, I spent a season here in the 80’s, where l learnt to ski. The resorts beauty and simplicity, made it the perfect start.