Silvretta Skiregion | Ski Holiday Packages

Slopes

51Km

196Km

62Km

15Km

Total 324Km

Lifts

Height

2872m
1175m

Glacier

Cross-country

148Km

Fun park

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General information

With approximately 210 km (130 ml) of pistes the ski area of Ischgl and Samnaun are paradise for both skiers and boarders. The area is also known as the Silvretta Skiregion, the cross border area comprising the Austrian resort of Ischgl and the Swiss resort of Samnaun. The majority of the 40 ski lifts (90%) and pistes are located on the Northern slopes at an altitude above the 2000 metre mark, thus guarantying a steady snowfall. For snowboarders Ischgl has a half pipe and a snow park called Boarders Paradise. The Silvretta cross country track is approximately 48 km (30 ml) long and it conveniently connects the ski villages of Ischgl and Galtür. If you want to take a break from skiing for a day, a visit to the car free Swiss village of Samnaun is well worth while. You can take advantage of the village being tax free and really enjoy your shopping here!

With a lift pass for this area you can ski at the fantastic ski resort of Ischgl with 210 km (130 ml) of interconnected pistes - Galtür (40 km / 25 ml piste), See (30 km / 20 ml piste) and Kappl (40 km / 25 ml piste). All these resorts can easily be reached with the ski bus service (approx. € 1,- per return).

Travel information relating to the Coronavirus

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Regulations per region

Distance in public areas (in metres)

Yes

2 metres

Mouth mask

Yes

Certified FFP2 masks are mandatory to wear in: banks, shops, public transport, taxis, chairlifts and in all medical facilities. Also everywhere where 2 metres in distance is not achievable. The above obligation does not apply to children under 6 years of age and persons with certain illnesses, such as asthma. For children between 6 and 14 years old, a "normal" mouth mask is sufficient.

Required documentation before arrival

Yes

A negative PCR test, no older than 72 hours or an antigen test (no older than 48 hours), is required. The test can also be taken in Austria within 24 hours of arrival.

Registration is mandatory before starting your trip to Austria ("Pre-Travel-Clearance"). Proof of registration must be available digitally or printed out during an inspection.

https://www.oesterreich.gv.at/themen/coronavirus_in_oesterreich/pre-travel-clearance.html

Covid test on destination at arrival

Depends

If you are unable to take a test before departure, you must do so within 24 hours upon arrival in Austria.

Required documentation on destination to return home (measure destination)

N/A

Required documentation on destination to return home (measure home country)

Yes

As a traveler (aged 13 or older), you must present a negative NAAT (PCR) test result of up to 24 hours old when boarding the plane. If you do not have this, you must be in possession of a negative NAAT (PCR) test that is maximum 72 hours old upon arrival in the UK, and you must be in possession of a negative rapid test of maximum 24 hours old when boarding.

Quarantaine after arrival on destination

Max persons together outdoors

Yes

Max. 10 persons and 10 children

Allowed to share a room with someone outside your household?

Allowed

Curfew

Restaurants

Open

Registration is obligatory. Entrance is only allowed with a negative COVID-19-test, certificate of vaccination or passed COVID-19-illness. Indoor 4 adults (plus max 6 children) may share one table, outdoor 10 adults are allowed. Opening-hours: 05 am - 10 pm. All guests must wear FFP2 masks except at their seats. 2 metres distance.

Bars / Apres-ski

Closed (with the exception of Vorarlberg )

Club/Nightlife

Closed

Supermarkets and pharmacies

Open

Open until 19:00 pm, obligated to wear FFP2 mouth mask. In different stores like grocery or also public transportations, FFP2 mouth mask are obligatory.

Activities, attractions & sights

Open

Theater, cinema, spas, thermal baths and saunas are open again from 19 May with 2 metres distance. In addition, you must register and be able to show a negative test result, and be wearing FFP2 mouth mask.

Events open air or indoor

Allowed

Requirements for events, trade fairs, congresses or visits to the cinema from 19.5: • With assigned seats: indoor max 1,500 people, outdoor max 3,000. • Without assigned seats: indoor and outdoor max. 50 people. • Maximum utilization must not exceed 50%. • Leave a minimum distance of 2 metres or a seat between. • Registration is mandatory for stays longer than 15 minutes. • Compulsory entry tests. • Food is only served seated (therefore no weddings). • The same rules apply to trade fairs, but with no upper limit for participants, but at least 20 square meters per guest.

Transfer

Available

Public transport / taxi / skibus

Available

Obligated to wear a mouth mask.

Slopes

Closed

Closed for tourist, open for locals.

Skilifts

Open

Cable cars / ski lifts can be open for leisure / sports activities under strict regulations: maximum 50% capacity; FFP2 masks in line and during the ride.

Ski rental

Closed

Closed for tourist, open for locals.

Ski lessons

Closed for tourist, open for locals.

Wellness

Open

Additional measures per ski region

Good to know

Yes

Increased restrictions for international travel, due to identification of a new variant of the virus Covid-19. The rules differ between England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Please visit GOV.UK for more information.