One of the most renowned resorts in Europe, the Sölden is a true winter sports paradise. Famous as an Alpine Ski World Cup venue, the ski area attracts countless visitors looking for the ultimate mountain experience with the best slopes and world-class après-ski every season. The fact that Sölden was even chosen as a shooting location for one of the James Bond films should be enough to explain how picturesque the place truly is!
Sölden is located in the Ötztal valley, in the Austrian state of Tyrol at an elevation of 1368 meters above sea level. Since the early 20th century the area began to develop itself as a tourist destination, but it was only in the second half of the century that Sölden became a sought-after winter destination.
If you’re flying to Sölden, be sure to arrive into one of the closest airports:
There are no direct train connections to the resort, but you can take the train to Ötztal, approximately 37 km away, from which further transfers can be arranged.
These transfer times are approximate only. Weather and traffic conditions can significantly impact transfer times:
Our flexible and dynamic pricing formula allows us to keep our customer costs as low as possible. By taking into account the specifics of each individual transfer, we can offer you the best possible deal any time of the season.
The cost of your transfer to Sölden may be affected by:
Exceptional offers and deals available at the time of booking.
We never over-inflate our prices at any time or for any reason. The aforementioned factors will only result in our ski transfer base-rate. Whatever your needs, Alps2Alps ensures comfortable and reliable journeys for the lowest possible price. We also offer substantial discounts for off-peak, off-season and midweek transfers to Sölden. If looking for the best possible deals, travelling outside high season or on weekdays typically results in the biggest savings. Book a midweek (Monday to Friday) transfer and save up to 60% if compared to weekend prices.
Transfer quotes can also be influenced by vehicle availability, transfer schedule, vehicle utilisation and other costs like airport parking charges and road tolls.
If you will be travelling as a part of a larger group or if you have any other requirements, please contact us directly so we can discuss this.
Sölden season opening dates are subject to snow conditions:
Sölden sits at an altitude of 1883 m above sea level with pistes between the elevations of 1350 m and 3340 m. Modern cable car lifts grant access to three skiiable 3000+ m peaks - the Gaislachkogl, the Tiefenbachkogl and the Schwarze Schneide – all offering unforgettable panorama views. The 15 km long ski route from Schwarze Schneide at Rettenbach Glacier featuring nearly 2000 m elevation change is not to be missed!
Essential stats for visitors to Sölden:
In Sölden beginners can join one of the ski schools where professional instructors will help make their first skiing experiences memorable for all the right reasons. You can also book a private ski instructor if the whole family wishes to improve their skills together. Your smaller family members can have their time in ski kindergarten. With professional teachers, your children can have a great time playing numerous games in the snow.
These useful links will help you plan your trip to Sölden:
Skip stressful wondering around unfamiliar villages with heavy luggage. Book a transfer and start enjoying your holiday the moment you step on board! With a little help of Alps2Alps, you’ll be able to unwind even before having reached your destination.
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The ski resort of Sölden in Austria, known as the Heartbeat of the Alps, is a popular destination for active recreation. Discover the many activities you can enjoy in Sölden during the summer!
Nestled in the Ötztal Valley, Sölden is surrounded by towering mountains, including about 250 peaks over three thousand meters high, three of which are located in the resort itself. Summer is a great time for hiking and excursions in this scenic region.
Despite the cool and rainy weather, summer holidays in Sölden attract many fans of active recreation, especially mountain tourism enthusiasts.
Sölden summer activities include:
When you arrive, explore the breathtaking mountains, glaciers, and alpine villages in and around Sölden.
Sölden is a fantastic destination for families, with numerous activities tailored for children. The welcoming atmosphere ensures that young travelers have as memorable a time as adults.
Sölden offers a variety of accommodations, from luxurious apartments to modest hotels catering to a diverse range of budgets.
Accommodation options include:
There are no direct train connections to the resort, but you can take the train to Ötztal, approximately 37 km away, and you can arrange a private transfer from the train station.
Sölden, situated in the picturesque Ötztal Valley, is the largest settlement in the area, home to about 4,000 residents, many of whom work in tourism. While known primarily as a skiing center, Sölden offers a range of leisure activities beyond sports.
The tourist summer season in the Alps runs from July to September.
Sölden's summer climate:
Alps2Alps offers convenient Alps summer transfers to Sölden. The convenience of an individual transfer is that a car with a driver will be waiting for you upon your flight's arrival.
Transfer options include:
In order to achieve biggest possible savings on your transfers to and from Sölden be sure to book in advance. In case you're unable to locate the service or destination you’re looking for on our website, do not hesitate to contact our customer care team.
Alps2Alps believes that a quality transfer is just as important as the time you spend on the pistes and après-ski. Choose us for your ski holiday transfer and reach your well-deserved vacation on time and in comfort.