Austria tour reviews


“This Contiki was incredible, definitely a great experience and I made so many friends and loved getting to ski with them everyday!

Sasha Philips

Mini Ski Austria


“Great staff! Very helpful and friendly. Amazing hostel, felt like I was in a hotel. Great common room.”

Kayla Corles

Ski Austria: 2 Weeks


“Had a blast! Alex was an awesome trip manager and made our time in the Alps a lot of fun!”

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Frequently asked questions about Austria

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What currency does Austria use?

Austria’s all about that Euro (€) life - cards are widely accepted, but keep some cash handy for smaller spots.

When is the best time to visit Austria?

Summer (June–August) is great for lake dips and mountain hikes, while winter (Dec–Feb) turns Austria into a snow-globe dream for skiing.

What is the weather like in Austria?

Think cold and snowy winters, warm and sunny summers, and crisp, postcard-perfect springs and autumns in between.

Do I need a visa to travel to Austria?

Your visa needs can change depending on your citizenship. Check out our handy visa guide for the latest info.

What is ATM access like in Austria?

ATMs are everywhere - towns, cities, even ski resorts. Most accept international cards, and fees are usually low.

How many days should I spend in Austria?

Give it at least 5–7 days to soak in Vienna’s culture, alpine adventures, and maybe a schnitzel or two.

Do you tip in Austria?

Yup, but it’s not mandatory. Usually rounding up or adding  around 5–10% at restaurants is normal. Also, cash is preferred when tipping.

Is tap water safe to drink in Austria?

Absolutely - Austria’s tap water is basically glacier-chilled mountain magic. Drink up!

Is internet access good in Austria?

Yup. And free Wi-Fi is common in cafes, hotels, and public spaces, and mobile data is fast and reliable.

What adaptor do I need for Austria?

You’ll need to pack a Type F plug (AKA the “Schuko”) and make sure your devices support 230V.

Is Austria LGBTQIA+ friendly?

Yes! Austria is progressive, welcoming, and has strong anti-discrimination laws - plus Vienna has a vibrant LGBTQIA+ scene.

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