Salzburger Land

Private transfers, ski resorts, and airport access for the Salzburger Land region.

The region

Salzburger Land at a glance

Salzburger Land is Austria’s alpine province surrounding Salzburg city, covering approximately 7,150 km² with a mix of major winter resorts and year-round spa towns. Salzburg Airport (SZG) is the closest international gateway, positioned on the region’s western edge. Drive times from SZG to most resorts range from 30 to 90 minutes. The A10 Tauern Autobahn runs north-south through Salzburger Land; a motorway vignette is required. Seasonal demand peaks mid-December to early April, especially around holiday periods, when transfer times may increase due to weekend traffic. Notable destinations include Saalbach-Hinterglemm-Leogang-Fieberbrunn (270 km of pistes), Zell am See-Kaprun (lake and glacier), and spa retreats like Bad Gastein. Obertauern remains reliable for snow well into spring, thanks to its 1,740 m altitude.

The skiing, in numbers

We serve 2 ski areas across Salzburger Land, together offering 408 km of piste and 120 lifts. Bases start at 760 m and the highest point reaches 3029 m. Across those areas the season spans October to May.

Getting to Salzburger Land

2 airports serve this region across 3 routes. The shortest is Salzburg Airport to Zell am See at 75 minutes, the longest Munich Airport to Zell am See at 2 h 40 min.