AUSTRIAN MOUNTAIN ADVENTURE FAMILY HOLIDAY

8 days from GBP569 to GBP679 including flights

Tripcode: FEA

Essential Information

Trip Profile

Direct with Easyjet.
Transfers 1/2 hour by private taxi.

Accommodation

Nature Resort and Camp
This traditional, fully biological timber chalet resort is an idyllic setting for an Austrian summer experience. There are one and two bedroom apartments (depending on size of family), with a maximum of 6 beds - all bedrooms with their own shower/wc, and a separate kitchen/diner. Each apartment has a small, sheltered terrace or balcony, opening out onto the resort's central garden. Breakfast is taken in the "Achstuberl" restaurant, adjacent to our Tyrolean lodge accommodation. If required, they also offer typical Tyrolean and Austrian cuisine at lunch or in the evenings.

All guests of Nature Resort are free to use the resort's mountain

Swimming

Many activities involve swimming.

Food

All breakfasts included. Half board packages are also available (see Trip Notes).

Reality Check

Varied climate - hot sunny days mixed with occasional rain, so sun protection and waterproof clothing are essential.

Group size and age

Minimum age 6.

Misc

BOOKING YOUR ACTIVITIES
Some suggested itineraries may involve the purchase of extra points. These can be obtained locally when specifying the activity programme. Adult points cost �7 each and Youth/Child points cost �6. By purchasing extra points at the Nature Resort reception, you can add extra activities and even repeat activities, subject to availability. Other activity options and variations are available for: Whitewater Rafting / Canyoning / Mountain Biking / Climbing and Walking / Tandem Paragliding / Bungee Jumping / Introduction to
Archery / Sauna / Aqua Dome / Archery / Alpine Coaster / Cable car Hoch Ötz (see Trip Notes for full details).

Trivia

English King Richard, (known as 'Lion-Heart'), was captured in 1192 after offending Leopold V, the Austrian ruler, at the siege of Acre. The king regained his liberty two years later after paying a ransom equivalent to more than twice the annual revenues of England.