You start your day's program with a short bike ride to the ship landing stage in Abersee, where you (with your bike) take the ferry to St. Wolfgang. We recommend a walk through the popular place with its attractions such as the pilgrimage church and the famous "White Horse Inn". From St. Wolfgang you continue to the historic imperial town of Bad Ischl, where Emperor Franz Joseph spent his summers for decades. Via Pfandl it goes back to Bad Ischl.

St. Wolfgang am Wolfgangsee, © Salzburger Land Tourismus

Today another highlight from the Wolfgangsee is on the program, St. Gilgen, the birthplace of Mozart's mother Anna Maria. The bike tour takes you past the small Krottensee, and via Scharfling you will soon reach Mondsee and the village of the same name.

Cycling along the Mondsee, © STMG Stadler

Discover Mondsee today, visit the magnificent basilica of the former monastery and the open-air museum, take a walk on the beach promenade or visit a lido. Then cycle to the neighboring Irrsee, the warmest lake in the Salzkammergut, a protected moor lake and return to Mondsee after circumnavigating it.

Bike tour on the Salzkamergut cycle path, © SalzburgerLand Tourismus

Today's route on the Salzkammergut Cycle Path takes you along the Mondsee via Au to Unterach and on to Seefeld am Attersee. The turquoise-green Attersee is the largest lake in the Salzkammergut and the pleasure of bathing in it should not be missed in a lido or one of the open lake accesses.

Panorama Attersee, © TVB Attersee Christina Lennkh

Today you cycle over the natural Weissenbachtal via Bad Ischl into the Inner Salzkammergut to Bad Goisern. Take another break in Bad Ischl and treat yourself, for example, to a sweet delicacy in the famous Zauner confectionery or take a walk through the spa gardens.

Kaiservilla, Bad Ischl © Upper Austria Tourism

At the end of your bike tour, the world-famous Hallstatt on the lake of the same name is on the program. Along the Hallstätter See-Ostuferradweg you first reach Obertraun, where you can visit the impressive Dachstein ice or mammoth caves. Continue following the cycle path to Hallstatt, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. Finally, you cycle along the lake back to Bad Goisern.

E-biking along Lake Hallstatt, © Oberoesterreich Tourismus GmbH, Ralf Hochhauser

Individual departure.

Hallstatt, © OberoesterreichTourismusGmbH, AndreasRoebl