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Features of a ski holiday in Tyrol
Austria’s ski region – Tyrol offers a huge number of pistes for skiers and snowboarders, with a total length of about three and a half thousand kilometers. It is worth noting that Tyrol lies in a high-mountain area, and this is where the country’s most famous and popular resorts are located.
The main resorts in Tyrol are Innsbruck, Seefeld, Kitzbühel, Kirchberg, Sölden, Serfaus, and others. By the way, the Olympic Games were held twice in Innsbruck, and it features FIS-class pistes.
It is important to note that if you go to Tyrol to ski, you won’t take the same piste twice, because there are so many of them that the choice is more than enough.
Many ski areas are linked to one another by lifts or draglifts. Every visitor to Tyrol has the opportunity to buy a ski pass, which provides access to pistes in nine regions.
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Travel Guide to Tyrol
Tyrol – a resort region in Austria, bordering Germany, Switzerland, and Italy. This area is famous, first and foremost, for having the largest number of ski resorts in the country. But beyond that, tourists are also drawn by excursions where they can visit local attractions. We will tell you about them. By the way, you can find the ski Tirol Austria iarna 2024 offers on our official page.
Tyrol – what a traveler can visit
While in Tyrol, start your trip by visiting the capital – Innsbruck. If you are traveling with children, be sure to go to the Alpine Zoo. It is worth noting that walking tourism is especially developed here, and this place offers many well-maintained roads and hiking routes.
One of the most popular attractions in Tyrol is Tratzberg Castle, built in the XIII century. Locals gave it the name “the pearl of the German Renaissance”.
Tourists often visit Hall – a small suburb of the Innsbruck region, where the Mint and Gazegg Castle, as well as the town’s streets, are of special interest.
The most popular and main attraction in Tyrol is, of course, Swarovski Kristallwelten. Be sure to visit this museum complex, which will immediately catch your eye: it is built in the shape of a giant’s head, which actually forms the entrance to the museum. Inside, there are seven halls connected by crystal corridors. The museum houses the largest crystal, weighing 62 kilograms. The smallest crystal is also exhibited here – it can be seen only under a microscope.
Not far from Innsbruck there is an unusual house where all objects are turned upside down. More precisely, this attraction is located in the village called Terfens.
And finally, if you choose the walking route Yodel, be sure to listen to the authentic Tyrolean yodel – scientists have concluded that this song improves your mood.
How to get there
Ski holidays in Tyrol: flights, transfers and booking with Admiral.Travel
With Admiral.Travel you can book your ski holiday in Tyrol either in our physical offices or online, in just a few simple steps, with full support in choosing the right resort and hotel.
Our packages usually include between 7 and 11 nights of accommodation in popular Tyrolean resorts, with the possibility to extend your stay depending on availability and your travel plans.
Charter flights to the Tyrol area are operated in the winter season with regular weekly frequency, and during holiday periods or peak season there may be additional flights.
The ski season in Tyrol usually starts at the end of November and runs until early April, with the most reliable snow conditions and best slopes generally in January and February.
See all current Admiral.Travel offers for Tyrol and contact one of our travel experts to find the best dates and the most convenient package for you.
How to get to Tyrol: nearest airports and transfer options
The closest airport to the resorts in Tyrol is located in Innsbruck, but we should mention that flights are operated rarely, therefore it will not be possible to buy a cheap ticket. In addition, the flight will be with stopovers.
From Innsbruck to the ski resorts, local carriers offer transfer services. For example, this service is available with the company “Shuttle Otztal” or through Tyrol hotels. The cost of the transfer is approximately 45 euro per person.
The cheapest flights are to Memmingen airport. From Memmingen, buses run to Innsbruck and Salzburg. Afterwards you can use public transport or book a transfer.
Another option is Munich – Strauss airport, but from here to Tyrol the distance is 197 kilometres. From Munich airport to the ski resorts in Tyrol there are buses and trains running.
Vienna airport is located far from the area of the ski resorts in Tyrol – at approximately 495 kilometres. Of course, the journey will take more time. Trains Vienna – Innsbruck and Vienna – Salzburg run daily in this direction.
What the Admiral.Travel Tyrol package includes
Direct flight to Tyrol
1) Direct flight Chisinau – Tyrol (≈ 2.5 hours); meal on board: light snack and soft drinks included, depending on the flight schedule.
Group transfer
2) Group transfer airport → hotel to the chosen ski resort, operated by licensed local partners.
Accommodation in Tyrol
3) Accommodation in cosy guesthouses, garni hotels or well-known hotel chains in Tyrol, within easy reach of ski lifts and slopes.
Recommended meal plan
4) Recommended meal plan: breakfast and dinner (half board), with the option to choose breakfast only, depending on how much time you plan to spend on the slopes.
Medical insurance
5) Travel medical insurance with winter sports coverage and 24/7 assistance in case of emergency.
Visa information for travelling to Tyrol (Austria)
For ski holidays in Tyrol (Austria) a Schengen visa is required for citizens of the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine and the Russian Federation, while EU citizens (including Romania and Bulgaria) can travel without a visa with a valid passport or ID card.
Why choose Admiral.Travel for your Tyrol holiday
With more than 15 years of experience in organising ski holidays in the Alps, Admiral.Travel works only with trusted partners in Tyrol: transfer companies, hotels, guesthouses and service providers on the slopes.
We personally inspect the resorts, evaluate hotels and constantly monitor the price–quality ratio, so that our packages combine comfort, safety and easy access to the lifts, tailored to your level of skiing or snowboarding.
Choose Admiral.Travel if you want a Tyrol holiday with no worries: flights, transfers, accommodation and insurance are organised from A to Z, and we will prepare a personalised offer for your preferred travel dates.
Frequently asked questions about ski holidays in Tyrol
When is the best time to go skiing in Tyrol?
The ski season in Tyrol usually runs from the end of November until the beginning of April, and the most reliable snow conditions and best prepared slopes are generally in January and February.
What meal plan is recommended for a ski holiday?
For ski holidays, half board (breakfast and dinner) is very convenient: you spend the day on the slopes and return to the hotel in the evening for a hot meal, while during the day you can grab lunch in mountain huts and restaurants on the slopes.
Is Tyrol suitable for families with children?
Yes, many resorts in Tyrol are very family friendly: they offer ski schools for children, wide gentle slopes, snow parks and play areas, and many hotels provide family rooms and kids menus in the restaurant.
What can I do if I do not ski or if the weather is bad?
Besides skiing, Tyrol offers winter hiking, ice skating, swimming pools and spa centres, horse-drawn sleigh rides, excursions to Innsbruck and Salzburg, as well as shopping and tasting delicious local cuisine.
Do I need a visa to travel to Tyrol?
Tyrol is in Austria, a Schengen country. EU citizens travel without a visa, while citizens of Moldova, Ukraine, Russia and some other countries generally need a valid Schengen visa covering the entire duration of their trip.
How do I get from the airport to my ski resort?
You can use the group transfer included in your package, book a private transfer with Admiral.Travel partners or travel by public transport such as trains and buses from Innsbruck, Munich, Memmingen or Vienna, depending on your arrival airport.
Can I pay everywhere by bank card or do I need cash?
In Tyrol bank cards are accepted almost everywhere, but it is still a good idea to have some cash for small expenses, older ticket offices or remote mountain huts where card terminals may not be available.
How good is the internet and Wi-Fi in Tyrolean resorts?
Most hotels, guesthouses and cafes offer Wi-Fi (free or at a small charge), and mobile coverage is generally very good. You can use roaming or buy a local SIM card for more advantageous data packages.
What kind of insurance should I have for Tyrol?
We recommend a travel medical insurance that explicitly includes winter sports coverage, so that any injuries on the slopes, evacuation and medical treatment in clinics abroad are covered.
What luggage is usually included in the flight package?
Depending on the airline, your package may include checked baggage, cabin baggage and, if needed, an additional allowance for sports equipment such as skis or a snowboard for an extra fee. Your Admiral.Travel consultant will explain the exact weight and size limits.
What excursions and activities are popular in Tyrol besides skiing?
Popular options include traditional Tyrolean evenings with live music, excursions to Innsbruck and Salzburg, cable car rides to panoramic peaks, torchlight walks, sleigh or snowmobile rides and tastings of local specialities.
What are the usual check-in and check-out times in Tyrol hotels?
Typically, check-in starts after 14:00–15:00 and check-out is required by 10:00–11:00. Early check-in or late check-out may be possible depending on availability and may involve an extra charge.
