Austria Holidays

Holidays to Mayrhofen, a busy, friendly town in the Ziller Valley, are packed with local Tyrolean culture and scenic mountain walks.

Holidays to Niederau offer a peaceful break in a mountain village, with a Baroque church and surrounded by meadows and peaks.

Holidays to Obergurgl, Austria's highest parish at 1,930m in altitude, are spent surrounded by impressive views and some of the cleanest air imaginable.

This bustling town is nestled between the Hohe Tauern Mountains and Lake Zell, so holidays to Zell am See give you two beautiful landscapes to explore.

Choose one of our holidays to Saalbach, a pretty village stuffed full of traditional character, which sits in the sunny Glemm Valley alongside neighbouring Hinterglemm.

Holidays to Scheffau, a name that comes from the German 'schiefe au', or 'steep meadow', invite you to explore an idyllic village set on the hillside beneath the Wilder Kaiser Mountains.

Traditional meets modern on holidays to Schladming, where you can explore a lovely little village nestled in the Enns Valley.

Surrounded by three mountain ranges and dotted with clear blue lakes and winding walking trails, holidays to Seefeld are an excellent choice for nature-lovers.

A friendly mountain town nestled in the Kitzbüheler Alps, holidays to St Johann mean you're perfectly placed for exploring the wider Tyrol area.

Holidays to Söll take you to a charming village in a sunny valley of hills and pastures, against the dramatic backdrop of the Hohe Salve and Wilder Kaiser Mountains.

Take a holiday to St Anton, a unique village high up in Austria’s Arlberg mountain range, which is known for its lovely mountain scenery and for its railway stop on the Orient Express line.

Picturesque scenery and traditional architecture make holidays to St Gilgen ideal for exploring Lake Wolfgang and the surrounding peaks.

Harpsichords, singing nuns and curtain-wearing liebchens – as the home of Mozart and the Von Trapp family, Salzburg really is alive with the sound of music.

Originally a mountain market village, holidays to Bad Hofgastein now involve exploring cobbled streets flanked with cafés and shops, and indulging in world-class spas.

Holidays to Achensee, the Tyrol’s largest lake, have been popular for centuries thanks to its aquamarine waters and beautiful nature park.

Holidays to Wörthersee have been popular with Austria’s rich and famous since the 19th century, thanks to the lake's stunning clarity and colour.

Bustling city streets meet nature’s finest lakes and mountains in the Carinthian city of Klagenfurt.