Austria Tours
Booking one of these amazing Austria Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
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Italian Lakes
8-Day Innsbruck to Lake Garda Cycling Tour
Say âciao bellaâ to an amazing 8-Day Innsbruck to Lake Garda Cycling Tour!
Dolomites
Munich to Venice in 12 days by Bike
Push yourself on this exhilarating 12-day tour from Germany, through Austria, to Italy. Explore three countries on two wheels, cycle through the Alps, explore world-class cities, and end the tour in La Serenissima, the iconic Venice. With a nice balance between longer and shorter riding days, this tour offers a perfect balance of physical challenge and cultural immersion.
Austria
Austrian Tyrol Hiking Tour
The Austrian Tyrol Hiking Tour will take you into the breathtaking alpine landscape of Tyrol for an unforgettable week surrounded by nature. On the tour you will explore the Oetztal Valley, nicknamed the âvalley of the millionairesâ, and enjoy all the advantages of a rich and varied hiking holiday.
Austria
Guided Prague, Austrian Alps, and Munich Tour
Canât choose between the top destinations in Central Europe? The Guided Prague, Austrian Alps, and Munich Tour hits every highlight of three unforgettable regions in one, giving you the perfect deep-dive into some of Central Europeâs best destinations.
Austria
Danube River Guided Bike and River Cruise
The Danube River Guided Bike and River Cruise follows the Danube River through 4 countries: Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, and Germany. On carefully selected cycle routes, this delightful region opens up to you much more than if you were going on a cruise. Incredible natural and river landscapes await you, spectacular views, magnificent architecture, coffee house culture, and a lot of history in the famous Danube cities of Vienna, Budapest, Esztergom, Melk, and DĂŒrnstein. But thatâs not all!
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When planning where to go in Austria for an exceptional adventure, numerous destinations are worth considering. The Austrian Alps offer breathtaking mountain experiences, while the Salzkammergut region provides picturesque lakeside views and charming villages. For urban explorers, the historic cities of Vienna and Salzburg blend culture with adventure. Don't miss out on exploring the Zillertal Valley for both winter and summer outdoor activities!
If you're contemplating what to do in Austria during your visit, you'll be delighted by the range of activities available. Beyond seasonal favorites like skiing and snowboarding, Austria adventure travel tours often feature custom hiking tours through its alpine landscapes, cycling tours along the Danube River, and rock climbing in the Tyrol region.
Deciding when to go to Austria hinges on the activities you're interested in. For skiing and winter sports, visit between December and March. To enjoy hiking, cycling, and warmer weather activities, the months from May to September are ideal. Spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) offer milder weather and fewer crowds, perfect for those looking for a more relaxed adventure.
- Austrian Alps Trekking Expedition: Spend several days hiking through the majestic Austrian Alps, exploring national parks, Alpine meadows, and glacial lakes, with stops at traditional mountain huts for overnight stays.
- Mur Cycle Path Biking: Follow the Mur River through Austria's heartland, experiencing rural landscapes and Austrian hospitality.
- Cycle from Innsbruck to Venice: Connect the alpine city of Innsbruck with the iconic canals of Venice, cycling through varied terrains.
- Danube Cycle Path Tour: This popular cycling route takes you along the Danube River through beautiful countryside, vineyards, and historic towns, with options ranging from a few days to a full week or more.
- Cross-Country Ski in Tyrol: Glide through the snowy landscapes of Tyrol on a cross-country skiing adventure, suitable for all levels.
- E5 Oberstdorf-Meran Trek: Hike from Oberstdorf in Germany to Meran in Italy, crossing through some of the most stunning parts of the Alps.
- Eagle Walk: A challenging and rewarding trek, the Eagle Walk traverses the Tyrol region, offering stunning views of the Alps. It's divided into manageable sections, allowing hikers to choose their adventure's length.
- Extended Salzburg-Grado Bike Tour: Cycle from the historic streets of Salzburg to the sunny shores of Grado, enjoying diverse landscapes.
- Salzkammergut Long Distance Hiking: Explore the picturesque lake district of Salzkammergut on foot, passing through charming villages, past crystal-clear lakes, and up scenic mountain paths, with cozy inns for overnight stays.
- Trans Austria Trail Run: For the ultra-adventurous, this multi-day trail run crosses Austria, taking in breathtaking landscapes, Alpine forests, and mountainous terrain, designed for experienced trail runners looking for a challenge.
Tipping is customary, usually by rounding up the bill to the nearest euro in cafes and taxis, and leaving a 5-10% tip in restaurants for good service.
English is widely spoken, especially among younger Austrians and in tourist areas, though knowledge of basic German phrases is appreciated.
A trip of 7-14 days allows you to explore a mix of Austria's cities, cultural sites, and natural beauty.
The currency is the Euro (EUR).
It's recommended to have some cash, but credit cards are widely accepted. ATMs are readily available.
Absolutely, Austria offers numerous activities and attractions for families, including parks, museums, and outdoor adventures suitable for children.
The train network is extensive and efficient, ideal for longer distances. Buses and renting a car are good options for more flexibility or visiting remote areas.
Yes, Austria's well-marked trails, good public transportation, and safe cities make it suitable for self-guided tours.
Guided tours are available for cultural, historical, and outdoor activities, providing in-depth experiences across the country.
Austria is in the Central European Time Zone (CET), UTC +1.
Accommodations range from luxury hotels and traditional inns (GasthÀuser) to hostels and alpine huts for hikers.
The skiing season typically runs from late November to early April, with the best conditions from December to March.
Donât miss trying Austrian specialties like Wiener Schnitzel and Sachertorte, and consider attending a classical music concert in Vienna or Salzburg.
Wi-Fi is widely available in hotels, cafes, and public spaces in cities and tourist areas.
Austria is considered very safe for tourists, with low crime rates. Standard precautions are advisable, especially in crowded places.