Resorts of Austria: photos, description
Resorts of Austria
Austria has no access to the sea, but this does not prevent it from being one of the leading tourist powers of the Old World. The number of travelers from Russia who want to get acquainted with the natural beauties and architectural and cultural sights of the homeland of Mozart and Viennese coffee is estimated annually in tens of thousands. The main resorts in Austria can be divided into two groups - ski resorts and beach resorts on the lakes. But in both categories, everything is not at all unambiguous. Alpine skiing is successfully combined with excursions, and sunbathing with diving and other active water activities.
Lake District, where paradise in summer
The definition of "purest" can be applied to all lakes in Austria without exception. The water in each local "zee" is so transparent that the pebbles are visible even at a depth of many meters. At the service of vacationers in the lake resorts of Austria - diving and acquaintance with the rich world of underwater fauna; sailing on old-style steamers; fishing and bird watching, nesting on the shores of water bodies; hiking and cycling along the picturesque shores.
The Austrian Lake District has won particular love among fans of quiet family vacations, but romantic-minded young people leading a healthy lifestyle are not uncommon on the local beaches..
Always in the TOP
Ski resorts in Austria are a list of more than fifty items, each of which has perfectly groomed slopes of varying degrees of difficulty, well-functioning infrastructure, technically advanced lifts, excellent comfortable hotels and a whole system of training programs and schools of high-quality skiing:
- Mayrhofen is diverse and attractive to a wide variety of tourists. There are trails for both gurus and "penguins", schools for preparation for the first downhill skiing are open on the slopes, and even kindergartens work for kids. Off-piste entertainment in this Austrian resort is the envy of any world capital.
- Sant Anton is a place for real pros. Its slopes have trails marked in black and excellent freeriding opportunities. By the way, this Austrian resort is also respected by snowboarders, thanks to a modern and highly technical snow park..
- Tyrol's resorts are famous not only for their famous tunes and excellent skiing opportunities, but also for their popular hiking and climbing trails. All year round, the local hotels are ready to accept travelers, for whom there can really only be mountains better than mountains.!