Luxury Ski Holidays in Austria

The Austrian ski season typically runs from late November to mid-April, with peak snow between January and March. Early winter brings enchanting festive charm, while March offers longer, sun-soaked days. Higher-altitude resorts, including Lech and St. Anton, enjoy reliable snow right through to April — perfect for spring skiing.

Both belong to the legendary Arlberg region, one of the largest connected ski areas in the world, yet each offers a distinct experience:Lech & Zürs – discreet, elegant, and home to Austria’s most sought-after chalets.St. Anton – vibrant and energetic, renowned for its challenging terrain and spirited après-ski.
Together they offer the perfect balance of refinement and adventure, linked by the Flexenbahn lift, allowing skiers to explore over 300 km of pistes on a single pass.

Austria’s ski areas are easily accessible from across Europe. The most convenient gateways are Innsbruck, Salzburg, and Zurich airports, with private transfers or train connections to the Arlberg and Tyrolean regions. St. Anton am Arlberg has its own rail station, while Lech is just a short scenic drive away.
We help arrange private chauffeured transfers, ensuring a smooth, door-to-door journey from plane to chalet.

Skiing in Austria offers a diverse and scenic experience, from open powder fields to beautifully groomed runs through forested valleys. The lift systems are state-of-the-art, mountain dining is exceptional, and every resort carries its own character. Whether you’re gliding through the panoramic pistes of Lech, exploring St. Anton’s legendary terrain, or discovering lesser-known valleys, Austria combines world-class skiing with genuine Alpine charm.

Austria’s accommodation scene reflects understated elegance and comfort. Expect chalet-style architecture, natural materials, and a deep focus on wellbeing — private spas, saunas, and gourmet in-house dining are common. Many properties offer ski-in/ski-out access and serene mountain views. The Camel Collection's Austrian portfolio includes exceptional chalets in Lech and St. Anton, each embodying the country’s signature blend of refinement and authenticity.

Après-ski is part of Austria’s identity — lively yet refined. Think sun-lit terraces, live music, and the unmistakable camaraderie of the Alps. From rustic huts serving glühwein to elegant wine bars and fine dining, evenings here unfold with warmth and rhythm. St. Anton is famed for its spirited energy, while Lech embodies relaxed sophistication — two sides of Austria’s signature après-ski charm.