Sölden Transfers

Skiing in Sölden is an experience you don’t want to miss. Enjoy 144 km of slopes and two glaciers, which guarantees snow all year around. Yes that’s right, skiing in summer!

But skiing’s not the only reason to visit Sölden. Other activities like tobogganing and snowshoeing are fan favourites amongst holidaymakers.

To start your Alpine adventure, you can trust our dependable Sölden transfers to get you there. Our priority is your comfort, so you will travel in modern vehicles fro 3 to 49+ passengers. And, you can reach the resort in just over an hour from Innsbruck Airport.

Here’s everything to know about our the resort and our transfers to Sölden.

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Sölden transfers from €22 / £18

Did you know Sölden is the only Austrian ski resort that gaurantees snow throughout the whole year? In addition, there’s always something going on. From October to May, the Alps ski resort is full of events, ensuring you will have a good experience through your time there. But, the good experience starts with us.

Alps2Alps ensures your transfer to Sölden is affordable, stress-free, and enjoyable. With ski transfers starting from €22 / £18 per person, you can save money without sacrificing comfort.

Choose your ideal vehicle and transfer type, pick a date and time, and we’ll be ready to meet you at the airport. Travel to Sölden in our modern vehicles, perfect for relaxing after your flight or gearing up for the adventure ahead.

Our experienced drivers prioritise your safety, your schedule, and a seamless arrival to Sölden. We also accommodate your ski equipment and provide child seats or booster seats for your convenience.

Your departure from Sölden is equally as pleasant – even if you’re sad to say goodbye! Your driver will pick you up from your accommodation and load your luggage. After you have made yourself comfortable, the journey back to the airport or train station can start.

Remove the stress of navigating unfamiliar roads with our convenient door-to-door service. Choose Alps2Alps to start your Sölden holiday right and focus on enjoying your time in this one-of-a-kind resort.

Popular routes and closest airports to Sölden

Discover the most popular airport transfer routes to Sölden here:

Transfers from Innsbruck to Sölden	85km / 1hr 10m
Transfers from Zurich to Sölden	287m / 3hr 50m
Transfers from Munich to Sölden	235km / 3hr 23m
Transfers from Salzburg to Sölden	263km / 3hr 20m

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Standard/economy

Up to 3 Passengers

Premium

Up to 3 Passengers

VIP

Up to 3 Passengers

Standard minivan

Up to 7 Passengers (can transport skis)

Standard XL minivan

Up to 8 Passengers (can transport skis)

Premium minivan

Up to 7 Passengers (can transport skis)

12-seater minibus

Up to 12 Passengers (can transport skis)

16-seater minibus

Up to 16 Passengers (can transport skis)

Standard/economy

Up to 3 Passengers

Premium

Up to 3 Passengers

VIP

Up to 3 Passengers

Standard minivan

Up to 7 Passengers (can transport skis)

Standard XL minivan

Up to 8 Passengers (can transport skis)

Premium minivan

Up to 7 Passengers (can transport skis)

12-seater minibus

Up to 12 Passengers (can transport skis)

16-seater minibus

Up to 16 Passengers (can transport skis)

Get to know Sölden Ski Resort

Are you a fan of James Bond? If so, you’re in for a treat. At Solden ski resort, you can experience the “007 ELEMENTS.” A 1,300 m2 underground exhibit with interactive displays and great views of the Otztal mountains.

Other activities like snowshoeing, winter walks, ice skating, and hikes are also available. The resort also welcomes families. Ski and snowboard schools are open for children from three years old and adults. After the first lessons, adults can begin taking lifts and turns. There is also a kindergarten if parents want some alone time.

Skiing and activities in Sölden

Located in the heart of the Otztal Valley, Sölden Ski Resort offers a mix of activities to match all different types of people. Known for its snow reliability, the ski resorts offer 144 + 34.5 kilometres of extended slopes adapted for all ski levels. The resort family-friendliness is notable with schools and kindergartens to keep them entertained. For après-skies, visitors often enjoy the vivid bars and pubs like “Live Bar,” which offers live music, and “Skybar 100°,” a rooftop worth a visit.

Woman with head out of car in the snow on a transfer

Sölden skiing: an overview

Solden is equipped with 31 lifts to take you to 144 kilometres of slopes with mountains higher than 3000 m2. Plus, the two mountain glaciers—Rettenbach and Tiefenbach, which are accessible from September. The ski resort is well-known for the variety of activities available to its tourists, including some exciting challenges. One of these is “The SCHWARZE SCHNEID,” meaning “black cut,” which is ideal for the more advanced skiers, and it’s the longest slope in all of Austria. You can reach it by using the Gaislachkogl and Giggijoch gondola lifts.

Non-skiing activities in Sölden

Tobogganing is a very popular non-ski activity among visitors. It runs from the Gaislachkogl Gondola lift, and it’s adaptable for children. The run is illuminated in the evening, making it a magical experience. You can buy the tickets directly at the cash desks.

Another alternative is ice skating or ice hockey. You can rent the ice skates directly on the spot located on the sports field. There are aids for kids, and it’s also available in the evenings.

If you like hiking, you can try snowboarding. You can do it on your own or follow a guide, which makes the hiking experience more educational because of all the interesting facts included.

Things to do in Sölden village

From museums to spas and hiking paths, the vivid Sölden village has it all. For a starter, the James Bond experience museum attracts many tourists to Sölden village. It opened in July 2018, and it’s located where they shot the mountain scene in the movie SPECTRE.

If you prefer a day of relaxation, you can unwind at the spa centre in the Otztal Valley. It’s open daily, and it includes a water slide, massage jets, activities like tennis and bowling, and a playground for children. You can also go to the village to try some of the Austrian food. “Stallwies Alm” is a top-rated restaurant in Sölden, and it has a great view of the mountains and valleys.

Family-friendly and kids’ fun in Sölden

If you’re looking for a day out with the family, Freizeit Arena Sölden has all you need. From swimming pools to sports and food. This family-friendly arena also includes a sauna, water slides for the kids, a fitness center, and sports like badminton and tennis. Last but not least, you have restaurants to grab a pizza or a steak.

If you prefer an activity in the snow with the family, you can try tobogganing. The runs are adaptable for kids, and the prices are around 10 euros. The length is 7.3 km, and it’s considered one of the longest runs in Austria. Another option is going on a hiking adventure to explore the surroundings. You will find signs throughout to guide you.

Looking for accommodation in Sölden?

If you’re looking for accommodation in Sölden, look no further! Alps2Alps offers a variety of options for your stay. Whether you prefer hotels, apartments, chalets, or unique lodging experiences, there’s something for everyone. And remember, booking accommodation with us guarantees the best ski pass prices as well!

Sölden off the pistes

Sölden après-ski

Sölden has a good reputation when it comes to parties. The village is small, but the parties are big at the livid bars. The umbrella bar Sonne is a charismatic pub with a DJ included. The Giggi Tenn is a rustic bar and a good après-ski option. It’s also very populated, so it’s recommended to arrive early to get a table.

If you prefer clubs, Mogul is open on Fridays and Saturdays. après-ski starts at 4 p.m. If you want to experience the biggest club in Sölden, Katapult is the one suggested on Sölden’s ski resort website.

A woman eats dinner in an Alpine restaurant

Sölden restaurants

Sölden has a lot of variety when it comes to restaurants. You can find local, traditional cuisine from Austria as well as from other cuisines, like Italian and Chinese. You have the G’s Café, where you can taste some regional cuisine. Da Mama is an Italian restaurant where you can try meals made with fresh ingredients, perfect for grabbing a pizza.

Panorama Alm, strategically located at the ski slope of the Giggijochbahn, has indoor and outdoor seating and offers Austrian cuisine with a vegetarian option included. These are just some of the many gastronomical experiences you can have; many others are available.

Sölden in summer

Sölden summer activities

Biking is very popular at Sölden Resort. As a result, they inaugurated the Bike Republic Sölden in 2015. Everyone interested will get a passport to experience the trials of the stunning Otzal Alps. Kids are welcome. There are biking lines with different difficulty levels, adapted to your biking skills.

Another exciting summer activity is mountain carts, a three-wheel machine without a motor. There are enough mountain carts for everyone, so we need a reservation. Now, we leave you with another option for you to choose from the many available—treasure hunt. Geocaching is very popular among families. They will provide you with a GPS and a map to guide you. The duration is around 3 hours, 3.5 km.

Top tips for an Alps summer holiday

If you want to have a relaxing summer holiday in the Austrian Alps, there are some things you can do. Start by having a look at the summer passes available. The Oztal Summer Card is one option. It provides discounts for many activities like pools and museums.

If you’re going hiking, book a guide instead of doing it by yourself, as you’ll have a more educational experience. Pack some extra layers of clothing and hiking boots, and lastly, don’t forget your sunscreen and keep your body hydrated!

Lastly, booking your Alps summer transfer in advance guarantees you the best availability and deals.

Got questions? We have answers:

For quieter slopes, avoid school holidays in February. March and April offer great spring skiing. January is cold but often snowy. Christmas and New Year are busy but magical. Occasionally, early skiing is available in late November.

Yes, Sölden is a bustling town all year round with many shops, bars, restaurants, and cafes open even in spring and autumn.

Booking a Sölden ski pass through Alps2Alps costs the same as at the resort. However, you will receive a discount on your ski transfer cost for every ski pass booked through us.

Renting ski equipment is 20-30% cheaper than renting when you get to the resort. Not only that, every pair of skis booked through Alps2Alps means more money off your ski transfer.

Yes, we partner with local shops to offer our customers discounts on ski and snowboard hire. You’ll receive an email with exclusive offers after booking your transfer with us.

Yes, we have seasonal offers throughout the year. We also have permanent discounts for groups of 4 or more (code: ALPS4U) and discounts for new customers. You can find all of our deals in one place, or sign up to our newsletter for exclusive discounts.

Sölden has accommodation for every budget, from five-star hotels to self-catering apartments. Choose based on your preference for convenience or independence. Hotels are great for town centre access, while self-catering is budget-friendly and flexible.

Yes, we provide transfers from major train stations, including Geneva, Lyon, and Annecy.

Yes, we offer private transfers with vehicle options to accommodate large groups and their luggage. You can book a private coach transfer for up to 49 passengers.

Yes, we provide child seats and booster seats at no extra charge. Please request these when booking.

We use modern, comfortable vehicles suitable for different group sizes, from 3 passengers to 49. We also have economy options through to luxury vehicles.

Yes! If you’re a small group or a solo traveller, we offer a shared transfer service. This service is more cost-efficient and we plan our schedules carefully to reduce waiting times at the airports as much as possible.

Booking is easy! Head to our booking form, choose your travel date and time, select your preferred vehicle and transfer type, and complete the booking.

Here you can also let us know if you’re travelling with your own skis, or if you would like to add on ski rental or book a ski pass.

Yes, and travelling midweek can save you up to 50% on your transfer. Avoid weekend traffic, cut costs and enjoy a smoother journey.

Yes, Sölden offers family-friendly activities, accommodations, and ski areas suitable for children of all ages and beginners.

Sölden Transfers

Sölden transfers from €22 / £18