Hallstatt Day Trip from Salzburg - WAUG Exclusive

2024.05.15

We thought the price was expensive, but it was a necessary tour for us who were on a tight schedule. I think it's much better to pay a little more and go on a tour rather than spending energy on a bus and then a ferry. I was worried because it was a 60-seater bus. The bus was actually really comfortable and nice!

2023.12.29

Since you have to take a train, bus, and ferry to get to Hallstatt, it's already difficult to organize public transportation across the border, so I looked into this tour to ease the burden. It's short if you want to go to the salt mine or other places, but it's a pain in the ass and out of your mind while holding your cell phone and physical strength during that time. Considering the time it takes to transfer, etc., I think it's good enough. The guide speaks in English, but since it's English, I only understand parts of it, but he still emphasizes important parts, so listen carefully... Depart at 12 o'clock and go sightseeing somewhere else in the morning. You can use it, so think carefully and decide whether it is better to go directly or this way. I hope you have a good trip no matter what you choose.

2023.07.25

It was nice to be able to go to Hallstatt in an hour and a half without transfers.

2024.09.08

The guide spoke in English so I could understand it to some extent, and he added humor here and there so it was fun. It was so convenient to go all the way by bus, and I was able to get off at pretty photo spots to take pictures. I recommend it~~

2024.01.01

Among the many ways to get to Hallstatt, I chose it because it was the most efficient and convenient. From the meeting point, I take a bus that can seat about 60 people. When I tell them I'm going on a Hallstatt tour, they change it to a ticket, so I can pay that and get on. It stops at a photo spot along the way, and it's a place with a great view for about 5 minutes. It seems to have stopped. Hallstatt feels like a tourist destination... It's a place you go to take pictures haha. It feels like Jiufen in Taiwan, just for pictures. As for the tour itself, if you are thinking about Hallstatt, I recommend it without a doubt!! The tour took 5 hours round trip, so I had a good trip as they gave me 3 hours round trip and 2 hours and 30 minutes of free time. Buses and trains are good, but it was nice to go on a tour that was comfortable for my body and while listening to detailed explanations. Hallstatt often only accepts cash, so it's a good idea to prepare cash. There are a lot of ATMs when you go there. The guide was Gelinda, and she was more talkative than professional knowledge haha. I highly recommend it!!!