Frequently Asked Questions

Santa Breaks are magical, Christmas holidays to Finnish Lapland. Discover the secrets of Santa's workshop, meet his elvish helpers and experience the magic of the Arctic Circle over the period of a 3 or 4 night break. Guests staying on one of our 3 or 4 night breaks will receive flights, transfers, accommodation on either half board or self-catered basis and thermal suits and boots.

Santa Breaks holidays include a magical visit to Santa’s home, complete with a private audience with Santa himself. You’ll receive arctic thermal suits and snow boots for all adults and children (3 years and above). Choose from hotels, apartments, and cabins in Levi, Ylläs and Muonio, with choices of board basis from self-catered to full board. Every Santa Break includes a Festive Feast, filled with fun and games.

Experience Santa's enchanting grotto where you will enjoy a variety of activities in the untouched winter landscape with an exclusive private meeting with Santa himself. All included as part of your Santa Break holiday package.

Every Santa Break includes a special meeting with Santa Claus, plus a Festive Feast for everyone to enjoy Christmas dinner, games and even dancing! You'll also have a choice of optional excursions to add to your holiday, such as snowmobiling, husky and reindeer safaris.

Our Santa Breaks resorts are all situated in the Arctic Circle with a magical wilderness atmosphere! Ylläs boasts a traditional and picturesque ambiance that you'll absolutely love, Levi has a bustling centre with a great choice of cafe's, restaurants & bars, and Muonio is an all inclusive Santa experience in a remote wilderness area. Our resorts are perfectly set up for you to enjoy the magic of Christmas, providing you with the best chances to see the Northern Lights!

On a Santa Break to Levi you'll stay in the bustling ski village surrounded by the Arctic wilderness. A special meeting with Santa is included in your holiday and you'll have the option to add on other activities and excursions such as snowmobiling, a husky and reindeer safari and even try out skiing with a ski taster session (available on 4 night stays only).

Yes, you'll have a special private meeting with Santa during your holiday to Levi included in your 3 or 4 night Santa Break.

An exciting excursion to visit Santa is included as part of your Santa Breaks package to Levi. You'll also have the choice to add other activities like snowmobiling, husky sledding and a reindeer sleigh ride to your holiday. View our excursions here.

Santa Breaks to Levi are the perfect choice for a special family holiday with children. The whole family will have the chance to experience the excitement of meeting Santa in Lapland. We offer accommodation choices suitable for families with children and extended families. Santa Breaks are not recommended for very small infants under 3 years of age.

An Inghams Santa Breaks holiday to Levi includes a special meeting with Santa, flights, transfers and accommodation, Arctic thermal suits and boots (3 years and over) and a Festive Feast. Our Inghams representatives will also be on hand throughout your stay to help make your holiday as magical as possible!

On a Santa Break to Muonio you'll find yourself in the Arctic wilderness where you'll have a special meeting with Santa, as well as snowmobiling, reindeer and husky excursions included in your package. Experience the ultimate Lapland package and enjoy cosy accommodation choices, full board meals and exciting Lapland activities.

Exciting excursions are included as part of your Santa Breaks package to Muonio. You'll have the opportunity to go snowmobiling, husky sledding, take a reindeer sleigh ride and have a private meeting with Santa.

Santa Breaks to Muonio are the perfect choice for a special family holiday with children. Everyone will have the chance to experience the magic and excitement of meeting Santa in his home. Santa Breaks are not recommended for very small infants under 3 years of age.

An Inghams Santa Breaks holiday to Muonio includes a special meeting with Santa, flights, transfers and accommodation, Arctic thermal suits and boots (3 years and over) and a Festive Feast. Our Inghams representatives will also be on hand throughout your stay to help make your holiday as magical as possible!

On a Santa Break to Yllas you'll stay in an idyllic unspoiled Lappish village with marvellous scenery, where you'll have a special meeting with Santa included in your package. Enjoy the ultimate Lapland experience staying in a cosy log cabin in the pristine wilderness or choose a comfortable apartment in the village.

Yes, you'll have a special private meeting with Santa during your holiday to Yllas included in your 3 or 4 night Santa Break.

An exciting excursion to visit Santa is included as part of your Santa Breaks package to Yllas. You'll also have the choice to add other activities like snowmobiling, husky sledding and a reindeer sleigh ride to your holiday.

Santa Breaks to Yllas are the perfect choice for a special family holiday with children. The whole family will have the chance to experience the excitement of meeting Santa in Lapland. We offer accommodation choices suitable for families with children and extended families. Santa Breaks are not recommended for very small infants under 3 years of age.

An Inghams Santa Breaks holiday to Yllas includes a special meeting with Santa, flights, transfers and accommodation, Arctic thermal suits and boots (3 years and over) and a Festive Feast. Our Inghams representatives will also be on hand throughout your stay to help make your holiday as magical as possible!

The top resorts to visit in Lapland include Levi, Ylläs and Saariselkä. Our 3 resorts across Finland all ensure you will have the most magical Lapland experience. Stay above the Arctic Circle where you can soak in the sights of the wilderness, enjoy the full Finnish sauna experience, search for the Northern Lights or curl up by the fire.

Yes, the Northern Lights can be seen in Lapland, however it isn't guaranteed. With its position within the Arctic Circle and clear winter skies, Lapland offers excellent opportunities to witness this natural phenomenon.

For over 20 years, Inghams has worked closely with local tour operators to ensure our guests receive the best value winter excursions in Lapland, including husky, reindeer and horse-riding excursions, a snowmobile safari, ice activities, skiing, meeting Santa Claus, and of course, searching for the Northern Lights.

Yes, Inghams offers a variety of family-friendly accommodation options in Lapland. From cosy cabins to spacious hotels, there are accommodations suitable for families of all sizes. Plus, there are so many fun activities to see and do when you are on a family holiday to Lapland, so you can make the most of your holiday.

Yes, with an average of 200 days of fresh snowfall each year between November and May, Finland has some of the best snow-sure resorts due to their location in the Arctic Circle. Inghams offer 3 great resorts for you to choose from. Skiing in Lapland is perfect for families and beginners looking for gentle slopes, and for those looking to try something a little different, cross country skiing is available in all three resorts - Levi, Ylläs & Saariselkä.

Levi is one of the top destinations to visit in Lapland thanks to the range of outdoor activities, opportunities to search for the Northern Lights and its pristine wilderness location north of the Arctic Circle. Renowned for its world-class skiing and snowboarding, Levi also offers unique experiences like reindeer safaris, husky sledding, horse riding and snowmobile adventures. The resort centre has a great winter atmosphere at the foot of the slopes, with plenty of exciting bars and restaurants.

Experience a winter wonderland in Levi with skiing, snowboarding, husky safaris, reindeer safaris, snowmobile safaris, snowshoe safaris, ice karting and horse riding. From adrenaline-pumping activities like skiing and snowboarding to the tranquillity of reindeer safaris, Levi offers a diverse range of winter sports adventures for all enthusiasts.

Yes, you can meet Santa and his helpers at Santa's Elves Hideaway. Enjoy a magical experience full of atmosphere and fun for the children. Bake gingerbread with Mrs Claus, play games in the snow and enjoy the ultimate Christmas experience at a private meeting with Santa Claus himself!

Yes, you’ll have the opportunity to experience the local culture during your time in Levi. Try authentic Lappish cuisine, visit the local handicraft shops, enjoy a traditional Finnish Sauna, visit Samiland to learn about the history of the region and indigenous Sami people

Saariselkä's popularity in Lapland stems from its breath-taking Northern Lights displays, extensive winter activities like husky safaris and snowmobiling, and authentic Sami culture. Its appeal lies in offering unforgettable Arctic adventures amidst stunning natural landscapes.

With Inghams you'll have a choice of hotels, apartments and cabins in the centre of Saariselkä. They're all close to the ski bus stop providing easy access to the downhill ski resort. Saariselkä is also known for its cross-country skiing with tracks starting right from the centre of town. So although our accommodations are not ski in/ski out, you'll be in a great position to access downhill and cross-country skiing during your stay.

Saariselkä offers a range of winter activities such as skiing, reindeer and husky sleigh safaris as well as snowmobiling and snow shoeing! On holidays during November and December you'll even have the chance to meet Santa.

Yes, you can pre-book to visit Santa for your chance to meet him in his Arctic home. This is available for everyone travelling before Christmas.

The local history of Lapland is very interesting and it is worth understanding the Sami Culture in particular. The Sami are the indigenous tribes of Lapland. You can visit museums to hear stories about their legends and tales. Not far from Saariselkä is the Gold Museum.

Ylläs is known for it's unspoiled natural beauty surrounded by the Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park. Split into two areas either side of the Ylläs ski fell, Äkäslompolo (the main village) to the north and Ylläsjärvi to the south.

The Saaga Hotel and Apartments are in a great location beside the Ylläsjärvi ski slopes. Our accommodations in Ylläs are located on either side of the ski fell, which can be reached using the local ski bus (payable locally). The main village of Äkäslompolo is to the North and Ylläsjärvi is to the South.

You can try a range of winter sports in Ylläs - from skiing and snowboarding to exciting winter activities like husky sledding, reindeer safari and snowmobiling. Explore the trails of the National Park on cross-country skis, snow shoes or even by e-bike.

Yes, you can pre-book the Santa's Hideaway as an excursion. It's available for all arrivals before Christmas.

Inghams Walking holidays are perfect for people who love the great outdoors. Pick your base from our handpicked collection of the best walking destinations across Europe, from 79 resorts across 7 countries: Andorra, Austria, France, Italy, Madeira, Slovenia and Switzerland. Starting and finishing in your resort on the same day, all our destinations have stunning scenery and easy access to plenty of walking trails; whether you seek challenging mountain treks or leisurely strolls by the lakes.

Browse our walking holiday deals here, including limited-time offers and early booking discounts, making your next walking adventure both unforgettable and affordable. You can also make sure you’re always in the know about our latest holiday discounts, news and deals by signing up to our newsletter via the sign-up page. Where will your inbox take you?

Absolutely! In many of our resorts you have the chance to join up to two exclusive Inghams guided day walks, led by a professional guide. Each week you can choose from one easy-to-moderate walk and one that's a bit more challenging - or both! Your local guide will be your go to for anything you need to know. Spaces are limited, so reserve your spot when booking or through 'Manage My Booking'!

Of course! Our family holidays are all about adventure. Spend time together exploring the walking trails and forests, seek out summit playgrounds for some thrill-seeking fun, or burn off some energy on tree-top adventure courses and bike parks. Brimming with activities to keep the whole family entertained, our resorts allow you to wave goodbye to screens and embrace the great outdoors, where unforgettable memories are waiting to be made. Discover our Family Holidays in Europe guide to find out more!

Andorra is a walker's paradise, boasting stunning Pyrenean vistas and diverse walking trails for all abilities. Sitting pretty in the Pyrenees, Andorra bursts to life with trails that beg to be explored as the snow bids adieu. Whether it’s tranquil valley walks, calming lakeside loops, or towering pine-filled trails, Andorra has something for everyone.

Absolutely! Andorra offers plenty of walking trails perfect for beginners. Explore one of Europe's smallest countries, with over 100 mountains and three natural parks. Enjoy beautiful scenery, delicious mountain flavours, a host of activities and endless walking trails. With well-marked paths and breathtaking views, even novice walkers can enjoy the beauty of the Pyrenees.

Andorra's walks cater to all levels of fitness and experience, making it the perfect destination for new walkers, regular walkers and experienced hikers. Find out more with our Best Walks in Andorra guide and get ready to soak up the panoramic views, pristine trails, and beautiful mountain villages this beautiful country has to offer.

While there aren't currently any Inghams guided walks available in Andorra, you’ll have prime access to panoramic views, pristine trails, and beautiful mountain villages. Many of the marked walking trails have also been seriously thought out with clear signage and even QR codes to translate directions into numerous different languages.

Walking in Austria is like diving into a storybook landscape, making it a walker's dream destination that boasts magnificent Alpine scenery and a vast network of well-maintained trails. Imagine yourself strolling through picturesque flower meadows, stumbling upon traditional Tyrolean hamlets along the way. There are a staggering 24,000 kilometres of marked walking trails just waiting to be explored.

Of course! Austria offers a huge variety of walking trails suitable for all abilities. It boasts well maintained trails and minor altitude differences that allow beginners (and families with children) the opportunity to discover the beautiful surroundings Austria has to offer. Discover our guide to find out the must-visit spots for an unforgettable walking experience on your Austrian walking holiday with Inghams.

Austria has walking routes suitable for all abilities. With a staggering 24,000 kilometers of marked walking trails, you’ll be surrounded by an never-ending maze of peaks, valleys, and lakes.

Yes! Included in your holiday at select Austrian resorts you'll have the chance to join a small group of fellow travellers on up to two exclusive Inghams guided day walks, led by a professional guide. Read our Guided Walks guide to find out more.

Austria has a plethora of beautiful, must-see views! Experience the beauty of Wildmoos and Mösern Lake which is a short distance from Seefeld, or discover the enchanting Lake Schwarzee in Kitzbühel. Whilst in Kitzbühel, be sure to take a scenic walk to Kitzbüheler Horn, where beautiful panoramic views await. Another favourite is the Alpine Herb Trail in Saalbach & Hinterglemm, with over 200 different herbs and alpine flowers lining the path!

Discover the hidden gem of summer in the French Alps, perfect for alpine walking and breathtaking mountain vistas. The trails around Chamonix, Lake Annecy, Samoëns and Morzine are just begging to be explored whether you’re a serious hiker or looking for gentle trails with the family. Our French walking trails allow you to get off the beaten track at the quieter resorts or throw yourself into iconic walks, making France a great destination for your European walking holiday.

There are! The French Alps in summer remain one of the best-kept secrets for alpine walking, and are the ideal place for anyone looking to experience the incredible beauty of mountain scenery, from beginner walkers to experienced hikers. Discover our Walking in France guide to find out more about the breathtaking beauty of the our French resorts.

France offers walking trails suitable for all levels of fitness and experience. From gentle paths meandering past Lake Annecy to the mighty peaks of Chamonix. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced hiker, France's diverse terrain caters to your preferences, ensuring a rewarding outdoor experience with beautiful, scenic views.

Yes! Included in your holiday at select French resorts you'll have the chance to join a small group of fellow travellers on up to two exclusive Inghams guided day walks, led by a professional guide. Read our Guided Walks guide to find out more.

Enjoy unforgettable views from the Aiguille du Midi cable car in Chamonix and journey into the Mont Blanc Massif for sensational (and chilly) views. If it's good enough for Cézanne then it's good enough for us – the lake views from Talloires village have inspired artists and poets for centuries. From Samoëns, journey to “Le Bout du Monde” or in English “the end of the world” that sits within the Sixt-fer-a-Cheval – you’ll be blown away by the views.

Italy is the perfect destination for your walking holiday, combining beautiful landscapes with art, cuisine, and history. Explore Tuscany's vineyards, Liguria's coast, or the beautiful charm of Lake Garda and Maggiore. Venture into the Dolomites for mountain trails or experience coastal strolls, lake views, and alpine hikes. Italy walking holidays offer a perfect blend of both scenic beauty and cultural immersion.

There are! Italy is home to plenty of exciting walking routes suitable for all abilities, with Lake Garda or Bardolino being two of our favourite easy walking areas. Whether you're a walking beginner or hiking expert, experience the magic of Italy on foot and create unforgettable memories along the way. Discover our Walking in Italy guide to find out more about the beautiful Italian walking routes available.

Italy's walking holidays cater to all walking abilities, offering diverse and stunning landscapes. In the Dolomites, challenge yourself on mountain trails or tackle Alta Via no.1 to Monte Bianco. For a gentler stroll, explore Lake Garda's flat lakeside paths or opt for challenging mountain trails, all boasting breathtaking views.

Yes! Included in your holiday at select Italian resorts you'll have the chance to join a small group of fellow travellers on up to two exclusive Inghams guided day walks, led by a professional guide. Read our Guided Walks guide to find out more.

Liguria offers incredible coasts in Italy and is picture perfect with its sleepy hamlets and seaside towns. The Dolomites offer dramatic mountain landscapes, walk through the high mountain pass, Passo Sella and enjoy the panoramic views! Head to Montecatini Alto where you’ll experience Tuscan postcard views. Or, join the guided walk in Limone to Monte Bestone, where you'll be met with one of the most beautiful views of Lake Garda.

Set 1,000 kilometers away from mainland Portugal, walking holidays to Madeira offer a real sense of adventure. Some hikes are easy meanders between orchards and prehistoric laurel forests; others clamber up (and up and up) to mountains and gorges. What sets Madeira apart is its year-round subtropical climate, making it an absolute haven for walkers and nature lovers alike.

Madeira offers walks for all levels, from leisurely strolls to moderate routes. Its diverse terrain showcases vine terraces and dramatic coastal cliffs with stunning sea views. Discover charming villages along the way, perfect for a break and sampling local cuisine while admiring the scenery. Madeira promises a memorable walking experience amidst captivating landscapes and warm hospitality.

Walks in Madeira can be challenging and are recommended for regular and experienced walkers. Madeira consists of mountain terrain with Levadas which can be narrow, steep and require sure-footedness. There are around 3000 kilometers of trails to explore across Madeira, each promising a unique adventure. Discover our guide on the best walks in Madeira to find out more.

Yes! You'll have the chance to join a guided walk every Tuesday (full day) and Thursday (half day) in Funchal and Caniço. Please note: the guided walks in Madeira are open to everyone and are not exclusive to Inghams guests. Read our Guided Walks guide to find out more.

For some head spinning heights and spectacular ocean views, visit Cabo Girão cliff which sits at an impressive 580 metres high. Or, for the best view in Funchal, hop on the Funchal cable car and ascend to the beautiful botanical gardens where you can delight in breathtaking scenery. Prefer to explore on foot? Then join our included guided walk to Caldeirão Verde - you’ll pass by dramatic peaks, distant ocean views and tropical wanders and waterfalls.

Walking holidays in Slovenia are perfect for nature lovers and those looking for adventure, with 60% of Slovenia being made up of forests that are teaming with wildlife. Boasting popular walking destinations such as Lake Bled, Kranjska Gora and Lake Bohinj, Slovenia's walking trails are nothing short of beautiful.

Of course! Slovenia's walking routes are suitable for all abilities. Once you get out on the trails and passes of the Julian Alps, you can explore endless forest paths, lakes and waterfalls, and tougher mountain climbs for those looking for a challenge. Discover our Walking in Slovenia guide to find out more about the beautiful Slovenian walking routes available.

The walking trails across Slovenia are suitable for all abilities. Explore the pristine charm of Triglav National Park in the Julian Alps, offering diverse footpaths across 84,000 hectares. Challenge yourself with hikes up Mangart or along the River Soča's 25km stretch. In Lake Bled or Lake Bohinj, take an easy lakeside amble or explore the surrounding hills and the pastures of the Pokljuka Plateau.

Yes! Included in your holiday at select Slovenian resorts you'll have the chance to join a small group of fellow travellers on up to two exclusive Inghams guided day walks, led by a professional guide. Read our Guided Walks guide to find out more.

One of the best viewpoints in Slovenia can be met when walking up to the towering Alpine peaks, with mountain tops shimmering in the morning sun. There is also the charming Mount Vogel in Bohinj, with views across the Julian Alps and its highest peak Mount Triglav, as well as the bird's eye view of Bled Island and surrounding region, which can be seen from Bled Castle!

Switzerland is a great destination for those wanting to walk or hike, with access to a vast supply of trails through traditional Swiss villages, abundant wildlife and past dramatic views. With over 7,000 lakes and 4,000 snow-capped peaks to explore, Switzerland is a must for walking enthusiasts who crave adventure with a breathtaking backdrop. Read our guide to walking in Switzerland.

Definitely! Switzerland is a dream for walkers, with trails that cater to all levels of hikers and an amazing public transport system. From shimmering lakes and rolling meadows to snow-capped peaks and storybook villages, Switzerland has it all.

The walks in Switzerland vary in difficulty. Take a leisurely stroll along the lakeside promenades from Interlaken, or complete a steep ascent to one of the summits in Grindelwald. Discover our Walking in Switzerland guide to find out more about the beautiful Swiss walking routes available.

Yes! Included in your holiday at a number of our Swiss resorts you'll have the chance to join a small group of fellow travellers on up to two exclusive Inghams guided day walks, led by a professional guide. Read our Guided Walks guide to find out more.

Switzerland has some incredible viewpoints, including the fantastic view of the world’s most photographed mountain, taken from the Klein-Matterhorn. On the top of Europe, a visit to Jungfraujoch, by the cog railway, puts a jewel in the crown of any visit to Grindelwald, Wengen or Interlaken. There's also an alpine world made of ice, snow and rocks with views over Aletsch glacier which is a must-see when visiting Switzerland.

The Kitzbühel region offers 1,000 kilometers of diverse walking and hiking trails suitable for all levels. Enjoy everything from gentle strolls and family adventures to challenging treks in the picturesque Kitzbüheler Alps. After exploring, cool off in Schwarzsee Lake or relax in the lively town centre.

Yes, you can find guided walks in Kitzbühel. Included in your holiday we offer exclusive full-day walks twice a week, specifically for guests. These walks are led by professional guide David Hechl, who takes you through some of his favourite trails which is a fantastic way to familiarise yourself with the area. The guided walks are available from May 27th to September 12th, on Mondays and either Thursdays or Fridays. Read our Guided Walks guide to find out more.

Yes, Kitzbühel offers a themed hiking tour called the Alpine Flower Walk on the Kitzbüheler Horn. This 20,000-square-meter garden, created by the Hofer family, showcases over 300 plant species from global regions including the Caucasus, Andes, Pyrenees, and Himalayas. Located at 1,880 meters, the trail starts at the cable car’s top and descends 14 kilometers through alpine pastures, concluding near the renowned Sonnbergstuben guesthouse.

Yes, Kitzbühel is an excellent destination for a family walking holiday. This vibrant mountain city offers a variety of attractions suitable for all ages, including diverse mountain to s explore, the warm Schwarzsee lake, and a Streif-themed play area for children. It's a perfect spot for families looking for adventure and relaxation. For more details on planning a family-friendly hiking holiday in Kitzbühel, feel free to contact us.

Mayrhofen offers a variety of walking trails, catering to all levels. The easy Stilluptal walk showcases stunning waterfalls and a turquoise glacier reservoir. Families will enjoy the scenic 8.1km Penken Panoramaweg, which features panoramic views and activities. For the adventurous, the challenging hikes to Olperhütte and Friesenberghaus or the summit of Ahornspitze offer breathtaking scenery and require sure-footedness. The Berlinerhütte and Schwarzsee hike, a 25km trail, leads to iconic alpine huts and the picturesque Schwarzsee lake.

Mayrhofen offers several beginner-friendly walks. The Stilluptal features an easy valley floor path with waterfalls and a turquoise reservoir, accessible by a private bus. The Penken Panoramaweg is an 8.1km trail perfect for families, offering panoramic views and activities like mountain scooters and zorb balls, plus a route extending to the Brandberg dairy farm for cheese tasting. For those with buggies, the Ahorn Leisure Trail includes bird-watching stations and viewing platforms, making it an accessible and enjoyable option.

Yes, you can find guided walks in Mayrhofen. Included in your holiday we offer exclusive full-day walks twice a week from a program of eight walks, specifically for guests. Go to our Guided Walks page to find out more.

Mayrhofen is surrounded by the vast Zillertal Nature Park, which has 1,700km of trails great for spotting wildlife. Bird lovers can watch birds of prey in Eagles Valley or catch a show at the Ahorn Eagles Stage. Other interesting routes include the 'Art River' walk past sculptures, and the Brandberg dairy farm loop where you can try local cheese. The Ahorn Leisure Trail also has bird-watching stations and a viewing platform for observing wildlife.

You can find hiking maps and trail guides for Mayrhofen on the Zillertal Tourism website. There, you'll discover a variety of recommended routes and detailed tour maps to help plan your hikes. Additionally, you can ask your resort representative, who will be happy to provide further recommendations and assistance.

Seefeld is surrounded by the majestic Karwendel and Wetterstein mountains, offering 650 kilometers of marked walking trails for all skill levels. Adventurous hikers can use the Rosshütte lifts to access the challenging limestone peaks of the Seefelderspitze and Reitherspitze, where the rugged routes reward climbers with stunning views. The area provides a variety of paths, from strolls perfect for a hut lunch or family outings to more demanding treks that lead to spectacular viewpoints in the Karwendel Mountains.

Yes, you can find guided walks in Seefeld. Included in your holiday we offer a full day guided walk every Monday and Thursday, specifically for guests. View our Guided Walks page to find out more.

Absolutely! Seefeld offers scenic trails suitable for leisurely walks, such as the Wildmoos and Mösern Lake Loop. This easy walk covers 7.1 kilometers with a 250-meter elevation gain and takes about three hours to complete. Starting from Mösern Lake, just outside Seefeld, the trail loops through picturesque woodland, passing by the stunning Lottensee, a periodic lake. Along the way, you’ll enjoy excellent views of the Inn Valley and find plenty of huts for refreshments.

You can find hiking maps and trail guides for Seefeld on the Seefeld Tourism website. There, you'll discover a variety of recommended routes and detailed tour maps to help plan your hikes. Additionally, you can ask your resort representative, who will be happy to provide further recommendations and assistance.

Saalbach-Hinterglemm offers diverse walking trails like the easy Alpine Herb Trail and moderate Kohlmais Panoramaweg, featuring breathtaking views and family-friendly activities. The relaxing Forest Wellness Trail provides a rejuvenating woodland experience with yoga and relaxation spots. Adventurous hikers can tackle the Saalbach Hiking Challenge with routes like the challenging Pinzgauer Spaziergang and the Seven Summits, requiring good fitness. Families will enjoy the interactive Montelino's Adventure Path and the Wildlife Trail, perfect for young explorers keen to learn about local wildlife.

Yes, you can find guided walks in Saalbach-Hinterglemm. Included in your holiday we offer up to two full day guided walks every week, specifically for guests. View our Guided Walks page to find out more.

Yes, Saalbach-Hinterglemm offers challenging hikes and summit trails, notably the Seven Summits and the Home of Lässig Walk. The Seven Summits is a demanding 24km hike that traverses seven peaks, requiring sturdy boots, plenty of provisions, and excellent fitness. It takes approximately nine to ten hours. Similarly, the Home of Lässig Walk covers 22km with a 1,700m height gain, providing breathtaking views and wildlife spotting opportunities. This hike demands good preparation and fitness, taking about eight to ten hours.

In Saalbach-Hinterglemm, top attractions include exploring the vibrant villages of Saalbach and Hinterglemm, bustling with shops, cafés, and a friendly atmosphere. For biking enthusiasts, the area has over 80 kilometers of downhill trails and numerous mountain and gravel bike routes. Adventurous visitors can enjoy canyon courses, zip-lining, Europe's largest high ropes park, and the Flying Fox. Don’t miss the Sigmund-Thun-Klamm, a dramatic gorge accessible via a scenic wooden walkway.

You can find accommodations for hiking holidays in Saalbach-Hinterglemm by visiting the 'accommodation' tab on the Saalbach Hinterglemm resort page. There, you'll be able to view a selection of handpicked accommodations suited for your stay.

Yes, we offer guided walking excursions in Zell am See, included with our holiday packages. You can find more details about these guided walks by visiting our resort page and checking the 'Included Guided Walks' tab.

Yes, you can find information on family-friendly walks and nature trails near Zell am See by visiting our resort page and checking the 'Family Activities in Zell am See' tab.

Yes, Zell am See offers many attractions easily accessible by foot or a short ride. You can ski in the summer on Kitzsteinhorn Glacier or go paragliding for spectacular views. Visit Gipfelwelt 3000 to see glaciated peaks from an impressive viewing platform. Lake Zell is great for water sports like paddle boarding and boating. The area has many cycling routes, relaxing lake cruises, and excellent golf with two 18-hole courses. For stunning views, hike or take a gondola to Schmittenhöhe.

For trail maps in Zell am See, we recommend the Mayr Map 574, which covers Zell am See and the surrounding area at a scale of 1:25,000. These maps clearly display hiking routes, which are numbered to match the yellow signposts in the area. They also include a key to help you understand the nature of the hiking trails before you begin your walk.

The best walking trails with views of Lake Garda include the Ridges of Monte Baldo, offering breathtaking panoramas accessible via a quick chairlift. The Ciclopedonale Limone is an easy trail starting from Limone Centro Ferry Port, featuring a scenic route that overhangs the lake with stunning views, ideal for both walking and biking. Un Percorso Nella Natura is a moderate 4.5km trail in Limone Sul Garda, showcasing beautiful lake views, varied terrain, and the iconic Statue Bridge "San Giovanni".

Yes, Lake Garda's Bardolino, Garda, Riva and Malcesine are perfect for families! Bardolino offers walks, vineyards, ice cream, and thrilling theme parks. Garda blends relaxation with history and markets, are also close to theme parks. Malcesine features cable cars, biking, kid-focused events, and museums. All have delicious food, camping options, and ferry access to explore the lake, making Lake Garda a top family destination.

Explore historic Sirmione with its castle and spa, enjoy wine tastings in Bardolino and Garda, try thrilling water sports and bike trails in Riva, take in breathtaking views from Malcesine's cable car, and wander picturesque Limone. Ferry hop between charming towns, visit castles, explore bustling markets, and even plan exciting day trips to Gardaland, Venice, or the Dolomites.

Yes, guided walking tours are available in the Lake Garda region. In Garda, Limone, and Bardolino, guided walks are offered every Monday (full day) and Friday (half day). These tours cover tranquil lakeside paths, diverse trails on Monte Baldo, and routes through scenic vineyards and olive groves. Special attractions include Bronze Age rock carvings on Monte Luppia and the Sisan museum, which focuses on bird and water life. Head to our Guided Walks page to find out more.

If you're on the hunt for a walking map of Lake Garda, the Kompass 697 - Lake Garda map at a 1:35,000 scale is a great choice. This detailed map is ideal for exploring the area on foot, providing comprehensive coverage that can enhance your experience of the beautiful Lake Garda region. Our in-resort reps can also provide more information on recommended walking routes and tips for getting the most out of your holiday.

The Dolomites offer a variety of walking trails in one of Europe's most stunning UNESCO-protected mountain ranges. Easily accessible by lift, these trails provide breathtaking views, especially at sunrise or sunset when the peaks glow red. Whether you prefer hiking, mountain biking, or enjoying scenic vistas, there's something for everyone. The area is also great for exploring local farms and wine tasting, making it a perfect destination for an adventure-filled holiday.

To explore the UNESCO World Heritage sites of the Dolomites, you can visit the astonishing peaks within Nature Parks such as Three Peaks, Fanes-Sennes-Braies, Sciliar-Rosengarten, Puez-Odle, and GeoParc Bletterbach. You can choose between self-guided walks, which allow you to explore at your own pace, or opt for our included guided walks led by professional local guides.

You can find information on scenic alpine walks in the Dolomites on our resort pages under the 'walking' tab, or when on your holiday, our in-resort reps can also provide more information on recommended walking routes. For a digital guide, download the free Val Gardena Outdoor app from Google Play or the App Store, which includes several walking routes. If you prefer using paper maps, we recommend Kompass 59 or Kompass 76 for detailed maps of the area.

Yes, guided walking tours are available to explore the Dolomite peaks and valleys in Selva, Canazei, and Merano. Each location offers full-day guided walks every Monday and Friday. Canazei provides a variety of trails suitable for all abilities, making it family-friendly. Selva features unlimited walking paths, stunning mountain views, and local cuisine. Merano offers beautiful vistas and natural beauty, ideal for exploring the mountainous region. Head to our Guided Walks page to find out more.

Near Merano in the Dolomites, top walking routes include the challenging Merano 2000m to Stoanerne, featuring stone figures and refreshments at Möltner Kaser, and the easy 4km Tappeinerweg Trail with panoramic city views. Sissi's Path offers a historical 3.2km walk through Merano's landmarks. For more adventure, try the moderate 8.7km Hinteregger Alm or the scenic Passer-Schluchtenweg Path. The Alta Via di Merano Moncucco - Unterstell provides a moderate to challenging hike through beautiful meadows and farms, ending in Naturno village.

To explore the picturesque landscapes and Alpine meadows around Merano, you can choose between self-guided walks at your own pace or participate in our included guided walks. We offer full-day guided walks every Monday and Friday, allowing you to experience the area's natural beauty with the expertise of a local guide. These guided walks are a great way to learn more about the region's flora, fauna, and history while ensuring you don't miss any scenic highlights.

You can find information on scenic alpine walks in the Dolomites on our resort pages under the 'walking' tab. The Merano tourist office also provides resources like public transport timetables and prices to help you plan your journeys. Additionally, you can book guided walks with qualified nature and landscape guides through the tourist office to enhance your exploration of the beautiful trails around Merano.

While hiking in Merano, soak in the natural hot springs at Terme Merano and AquaForum. Explore the town's rich cultural heritage with its numerous museums, galleries, and Art Nouveau architecture, exemplified by the Kurhaus and Villa Tivoli. Don't miss Castel Rametz, where you can visit an ancient wine cellar believed to be the Alps' first wine production site dating back to Roman times. These sites combine natural relaxation with a deep dive into the historical and architectural beauty of Merano.

Yes, there are guided hiking excursions available to explore Merano and its surroundings. You can join our included full-day guided walks every Monday and Friday (go to our Guided Walks page to find out more). Additionally, our in-resort reps can provide more information on recommended walking routes, or the Merano tourist office offers the option to book guided walks with qualified nature and landscape guides.

Top walking routes near Selva include the Panascharte to Seceda, an easy to moderate 8km hike offering spectacular views of the Odle peaks from the summit of Seceda, accessible via cable car from Ortisei. Another great choice is the 7km hike up Pic Mountain for 360-degree views of Val Gardena, starting from San Cristina. For a more challenging experience, the 17km trek around the Sassolungo group begins at the Ciampinoi lift, featuring breathtaking landscapes and views over Seiser Alm.

To explore the forests and peaks around Selva, consider joining guided walks through the Val Gardena Active Programme, available for booking at the local tourist office. Affiliated hotels offer discounts with this programme, including Hotel Rodella, Hotel Aaritz, Hotel Mignon, Hotel Somont and Hotel Stella. Additionally, we provide two guided walks per week with a local professional guide, which are included in your holiday and need to be pre-booked. Go to our Guided Walks page to find out more.

While hiking in Selva, don't miss the Seceda Ridgeway, a 6-mile trail from the village centre to the summit of Seceda mountain, featuring lush meadows, dense forests, and rocky terrain. Selva is rich in Ladin culture and history, offering unique customs, traditions, and cuisine. The area's strategic importance during World War I is highlighted by historical sites including battlefronts, caves, and tunnels from the conflict, all accessible to visitors wanting to combine scenic views with historical exploration.

Yes, guided hiking excursions are available to explore Selva and its surroundings. We offer full-day guided walks every Monday and Friday, which are included with your holiday. These guided tours provide a fantastic opportunity to learn about the area's rich natural and cultural heritage while enjoying the beautiful landscapes. Additionally, our in-resort reps can also provide more information on recommended walking routes and tips for getting the most out of your holiday.

Near Lake Bled, the Julian Alps offer excellent hiking opportunities with trails extending from the lake into the surrounding mountains. A highlight is the Vintgar Gorge, featuring wooden walkways that crisscross the turquoise Radovna River. Additionally, the nearby Pokljuka Plateau, at the edge of Triglav National Park, is perfect for scenic walks through lush mountain pastures, dotted with old shepherd's huts. For further adventures, Bled's train stations provide easy access to distant sites, including the charming capital, Ljubljana.

To explore Lake Bled, take a relaxing walk around the lake which can be done in about 1.5 hours. Start from Bled town and pass by attractions like a lido and water sports center. Make sure to visit Bled Island via a traditional "pletna" boat, a unique experience with a history dating back to the 12th century. Also, take advantage of the free Julian Alps Card for discounts and freebies.

For information on scenic walks and nature hikes near Lake Bled, check out the walking tab on our resort page. You can also get detailed walking maps from the Tourist Office or most hotel receptions in the area. For personalised recommendations, don't hesitate to ask your resort representative. These resources will help you discover the best trails and routes around Lake Bled.

While hiking around Lake Bled, don't miss the iconic traditional wooden pletna boats that take visitors to Bled Island, the only island in Slovenia. Enjoy bird's eye views from Bled Castle, perched atop a steep cliff with a history dating back to 1004. The castle offers stunning panoramic views of the lake, a museum filled with local history, a fresco-painted gothic chapel, traditional hand printing displays, and a wine cellar.

Yes, there are guided hiking tours available to explore Lake Bled and its surroundings. You can join a full-day guided walk from Lake Bohinj every Monday and Friday. These tours offer an excellent opportunity to experience the beautiful landscapes and learn more about the area's natural and cultural heritage with the help of a knowledgeable local guide.

The best time to visit Lake Garda is between May and September, with June, July and August offering the warmest temperatures and most sunshine, but the larger crowds. May and September provide pleasant weather with fewer tourists, while October is cooler but quieter.

For your Lake Garda holiday, you have a wide range of departure airports across the UK. You can choose from several London airports (Gatwick and Stansted), as well as major cities like Manchester, Leeds Bradford, Newcastle, Birmingham, East Midlands, Bristol, or even Edinburgh in Scotland.

The best way to travel around Lake Garda is by taking advantage of the 150km of scenic roads via affordable public buses. Train travel is also an option, with links from Desenzano and Peschiera in the southern part of the lake to cities such as Milan, Verona and Venice. Numerous walking routes offer lakeside strolls and mountaintop hikes for exploring the area's natural beauty, and ferries provide another great way to discover the lake and various surrounding towns.

Inghams ski holidays are perfect for those who love skiing in the great outdoors. Pick your base from our handpicked collection of the best ski destinations across Europe and North America, from over 70 resorts across 6 countries: Andorra, Austria, Canada, France, Italy, and Switzerland. From the thrill-seekers to the après skiers, our expert team will be with you at every turn.

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We feature resorts with the best snow records across Europe and Canada. Many are at a very high altitude, some have glacier skiing and we even have resorts close to the Arctic Circle ensuring there is always snow in sight. Some of our top snow-sure resorts would include Tignes/Val d'Isere, Cervinia, Ischgl, Zermatt, Les Arcs and Val Thorens.

Of course! Our family holidays are all about convenience and making it easy for adults and children alike. We have resorts with excellent English speaking ski schools for the children and an excellent choice of family accommodation, whether family rooms in hotels or spacious apartments. Being close to the slopes is important and resorts with swimming pools and other activities are a bonus.

The top ski resorts in Andorra are Soldeu, Arinsal and Pas de la Casa. Soldeu & Pas de la Casa are part of the Grandvalira super-ski area and Arinsal is part of Andorra's Vallnord ski region. Popular resorts, all part of great ski areas.

Our three resorts in Andorra are amongst the highest in the Pyrenees and all have skiing over 2,000 metres with well-groomed slopes throughout the ski season. Andorra is particularly known or its sunny days and is perfect for skiers and snowboarders of all levels.

Yes, the Grandvalira ski region (reached by resorts such as Arinsal) is the perfect place for snowboarders with 18 miles of challenging terrain. Otherwise staying in Soldeu offers 3 snow-parks to choose from and a permanent boardercross.

Park Piolets in Soldeu is a stylish 5-star hotel on a half-board basis. Hotel Xalet Verdu is good value for money and very welcoming in Arinsal. Hotel Font d’Argent in Pas de la Casa is the centre of resort and only 1 minute’s walk to the lifts.

Though Andorra is a smaller skiing destination, they cater well for beginner skiers and young children. Ideally visiting the resort of Arinsal to start your ski journey is best, with nursery slopes at high-altitude you will have great snow to practise on. The Arinsal Ski School is English speaking and has a superb reputation for beginners.

Austria has a vast array of resorts to choose from and is well known for its ski regions. Resorts such as St Anton are popular with the more advanced skiers. Otherwise places like Saalbach and Obertauern are favoured by the more intermediate skiers.

Austria is renowned for its ski resorts due to their high-altitude, maintained runs and snow-canons so the snow coverage is good during the ski season.

There are plenty of Austrian ski resorts that consider snowboarders. Visit Mayrhofen, offering one of the biggest snow-parks with 6 distinct areas including a children’s zone.

Pick from a wide variety of choice of accommodation in Austria, home-from-home chalets like Chalet Albona, St Anton or the 5* Hotel Berghof, Lech - a luxury hotel with a private elevator to the ski lifts.

Some of the top rated resorts in Canada are Lake Louise, Banff and Mont Tremlant. However one of the most popular resorts is Whistler (which consistently wins North Americas best ski resort) due to the twin peaks of Whistler Blackcomb, connected by a gondola.

Due to Canada's northerly location, the winter snowfall across its resorts holds a good track record, so you will find plenty of snow during the ski season. Banff and Lake Louise have very fluffy dry snow as it's located so far from the sea - unbeatable on powder days.

Definitely. Canada is a great place for snowboarders. Whistler especially has many highlights for snowboarders. From multiple snowparks, 16 alpine bowls and 5 terrain parks.

There are many hotels to choose from when looking at a ski holiday in Canada. The Moose Hotel & Suites and The Fox Hotel & Suites in Banff - great location in the town, near to all the bars, restaurants and shops.

Canada is suitable for beginner skiers with Whistler being an extremely popular choice. It features slow zones and piste patrol as well as the 'peak to creak' which is the longest blue run from the top of the mountain to the bottom.

France has a vast amount of ski resorts due to its terrain offering some amazing destinations. One of the main draws to France are the large ski areas and great resorts, the main 4 being the Three Valleys having 600km of slopes, Tignes-Val d'Isere area having 300km, Paradiski with 425km and then Portes du Soleil having 600km.

The mountains across France frequently get good snow coverage year after year during the ski season. With some of the highest altitude ski resorts in Europe, the snow conditions in France are one of the best throughout the ski season.

There are! Many French resorts cater for snowboarders. In particular, Avoriaz is renowned for snowboarding and there are 4 snow-parks to choose from and around 30 snowparks across the whole of the Portes du Soleil ski area.

Chalets are a popular option in France, offering full chalet service. In Tignes, Chalet Les Arolles is in an ideal location close to resort and the beginners ski area. In Val d’Isere, Hotel & Spa Le Savoie is based in the resort centre and a favourite with guests.

France has many resorts that are ideal for beginner skiers, with ample green and blue runs, dedicated children zones, highly-recommended ski schools and practice areas. A popular destination is La Rosiere.

Italy has some amazing resorts with beautiful landscapes to choose from - between Sauze d'Oulx, Corvara, Champoluc and Selva - you are spoiled for choice. Plus, Corvara and Selva are in the UNESCO world heritage site of the Dolomites, making them very popular choices.

Livigno - hosting 2026 Winter Olypmic Games freestyle events. Madonna di Campiglio & Canazei.

The options are almost endless here. The popular Col Alto in Corvara is great for adults with an extensive wellness area or there is the Hotel De Champoluc in Champoluc, perfect for families with children of all ages.

There are many ski resorts in Italy that are suitable for beginner or young skiers. Kronplatz and Cervinia are particularly well designed to cater for beginner skiers, offering ski school and dedicated areas to learn.

Switzerland is a hot-spot for skiers, with popular ski resorts such as Zermatt, known for the iconic Matterhorn and high-altitude skiing, Nendaz in the vast 4 Vallées ski area, famed for it's fresh powder snow and Davos-Klosters for it's excellent varied terrain.

Switzerland snow conditions are rated highly repeatedly, with most resorts being close to or over 3000m high in altitude, you are likely to always have a snow-sure holiday. With high-altitude resorts and glacier skiing in places like Engelberg, Zermatt and Saas Fee, Switzerland has an excellent snow record.

Yes, there are plenty of resorts for snowboarders. A favourite is Saas Fee due to being the home of the British snowboarding team and having a huge freestyle snow-park. Advanced boarders will also love the 4 Vallées with its vast freeride zones.

Choose from a range of hotels and apartments in our Swiss resorts. For wellness and relaxation after a day on the slopes the Hilton Garden Inn in Davos and the Le Mirabeau Hotel & Spa in Zermatt are popular options. Perhaps you would like to try a hotel with a bit of luxury? If so, a stay at the 5 star Walliserhof Grand Hotel in Saas Fee or Grand Hotel Belvedere in Wengen are great choices.

For the best experience for beginners and families in Switzerland, resorts like Wengen, Grindelwald, and Saas-Fee are top choices due to their excellent beginner slopes, English speaking ski schools, gentle slopes and family-friendly amenities.