Austrian Tyrol All-Inclusive & Folk Show

BACK for 2026! The pretty Tyrolean holiday resort of Igls is located on a sunny alpine plateau at the foot of the iconic Patscherkofel mountain which hosted downhill and bobsleigh events during the Winter Olympics in 1964 and 1976. This wonderful All Inclusive Retreat stays in the heart of the village and is ideal for those looking for a truly great value break, a warm welcome and wonderful hospitality. Picture postcard scenery, lofty Alpine peaks, exhilarating mountain air await as well as full board and selected unlimited drinks each day in resort. NEW Enjoy a fun evening of authentic Tyrolean entertainment with some of the best folk performances in Europe - from yodelling and alphorns to 'shoe-slapping' and cowbells!!So much to see and do in this region
DAY 1 - After joining your holiday coach, you will travel to Dover for the short sea crossing to Calais. Continue to the overnight hotel in Germany. BB\n\nDAY 2 - Today your journey continues before arriving in Austria and your destination, Igls, for your 4-night stay which starts with a welcome drink and porterage assistance on arrival. DBB\n\nDAY 3 - 5 - At leisure in Igls with two included excursions, full board and a Tyrolean folk show one evening in Innsbruck\n\nYou will have three full days to explore this beautiful region with two included half day excursions which allow you to make the most of the hotel inclusions - light buffet lunch (or packed lunch depending on the excursion), afternoon cake (16.00 - 17.00) and drinks package. During your stay the hotel offers a Farmers' buffet dinner on one night and an Italian buffet on another. Full board (including light buffet lunch or packed lunch - not on arrival or departure days) and included selected drinks (unlimited tea, coffee, soft drinks, house beer and house wine between 10.00 - 21.00 daily).\n\nIgls is located just 5km south of Innsbruck and there is a bus stop just a few steps from the hotel for the local bus service to take you into Innsbruck centre (approx 15 - 20 mins). From Innsbruck main railway station there are frequent rail services to pretty Seefeld (approx 35 mins), nestled in the heart of a breathtaking mountain region at 1,180 metres above sea level. In Seefeld you will find an historic centre, the parish church of St. Oswald and a 500-year-old monastery cellar which brews the best beer on the high plateau. A little further on, the Wildsee promenade beckons you to take a relaxed stroll.\n\nAlterantively on your free day, you may like to take a scenic ride on the panoramic tramline no 6, the 'forest tram' through the idyllic scenery to Bergisel where the iconic Olympic ski jump and tower are located (entrance not included). The hotel is walking distance to the Patscherkofel cable car (approx. €31 pp return in 2025). The area around Igls is well known for its beautiful walks and hikes.\n\nINCLUDED EXCURSIONS\nInnsbruck\nEnjoy a half day visit to the charming capital of the Tyrol, Innsbruck, with its famous Little Golden Roof, Renaissance Ambras Castle and Imperial Palace. 'Alpine-urban' Innsbruck is bursting with cultural treasures, traditional charm and cosmopolitan appeal. Plenty of time to explore - perhaps a trip on the Hungerburg funicular railway with its über-modern stations offering spectacular views over the region or maybe a spot of shopping or people watching on the Maria Theresien Street. Your driver may be able to offer you an optional guided tour of the city. If you wish to stay in Innsbruck for longer, you may return to the hotel under your own steam.\n\nThis afternoon there will be an optional transfer to the sparkling Swarovski Crystal World in Wattens with its extensive grounds and 'Chambers of Wonder' (entrance not included - guideline price €26 pp in 2025). Alternatively stay at the hotel to relax and enjoy the facilities.\n\nScenic Drive - Brenner Pass & Vipiteno\nA morning drive over the famous Brenner Pass, the Alpine pass at 1,370m Alps which forms the border between Italy and Austria takes you into pretty Vipiteno (Sterzing in German) in the German speaking Südtirol region of Italy. Vipiteno is a charming Alpine town, full of elegant buildings, medieval squares and picturesque shopping streets - truly one of the most beautiful historic town centres in Italy. Don't miss the Tower of Twelve (Torre delle Dodici), earning its name from the tolling of its bell that called citizens to their midday break. Time permitting, return via the old, scenic Brenner route.\n\nAn Evening of Tyrolean Entertainment with the Gundolf Family\nThe Gundolf family has been producing Tyrolean evenings in Innsbruck since 1967 and since then, audiences have been delighted by the authentic, traditional folk music, dancing and Alpine entertainment. You can expect yodelling a plenty as well as Schuhplattler (shoe slapping), vibrant dancing, colourful costumes, wood chopping, alp horns, cow bells, zither music and the March of the Mountaineers. A drink is included in the entrance (beer, wine or soft drink).A memorable evening of Tyrolean fun! The show runs form 20.30 - 22.00 with a short (approx.15 mins) local transfer each way\n\n\nDAY 6 - Bid farewell to the Hotel Bon Alpina and spectacular Alps as you head north for the final overnight. BB\n\nDAY 7 - Today after an early breakfast, travel back through France to Calais for the return crossing to England.\n\n\nIMPORTANT TRAVEL INFORMATION ETIAS\nETIAS (European Travel Information Authorisation System) is due to begin in April 2025 and will be an entry requirement for visa-exempt nationals (inc. UK) travelling to Europe. ETIAS will be linked to a traveller's passport and is valid for up to three years or until the passport expires, whichever comes first.ETIAS must be applied for at least 72 hours in advance of travel and will cost €7.00. Under 18's and Over 70's are free, but they still need to be registered. For more information, please visit https://travel-europe.europa.eu/etias_enPassport\nFor advice on passports when travelling into Europe please visit https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/consumer/holiday-cancellations-and-compensation/travelling-in-europe/EES (European Entry & Exit System)\nThe planned launch date of 10 November 2024 has been delayed and no start date has been given as to when EES (European Entry & Exit System) will be in place. This is the new entry and exit system for UK citizens (and many other citizens) when entering or exiting the EU. For more information, please visit https://travel-europe.europa.eu/ees_en

Holiday Highlights
- Hotel for 4 nights in Igls with full board (continental breakfast)- Welcome drink & porterage at main hotel- Tea / coffee after dinner- Buffet lunch in the hotel or a packed lunch (excl arrival & departure days)- Farmer's buffet & Italian buffet one evening- Unlimited tea, coffee, soft drinks, house wine and beer between 10.00 - 21.00- Afternoon cake 16.00 - 17.00 (excl arrival & departure day)- Use of hotel leisure facilities- 2 overnight hotels with breakfast- 2 included excursions as stated- Tyrolean folk evening with one included drinks & return local transfersHOTEL BON ALPINA, IGLS
This charming 3* chalet-style hotel is located in the village centre of Igls, close to Innsbruck. Guestrooms are generous and modern with room safe, hair dryer and TV. Twin rooms here are continental twins (one bed frame with two mattresses and singles are double rooms for sole occupancy. There is a traditional bar area, large Tyrolean-style restaurant as well as extensive leisure facilities including indoor pool, heated outdoor pool, sauna, steam and fitness area. There is a lift to all floors.