Salzburg-Holidays with your dog
Your vacation with the wuff-wuff factor
Four paws, a cold nose and a heart of gold. We love dogs! And we are very happy for you to bring your four-legged friends with you to Grossarltal in Salzburger Land. Endless forays through our forests await you. Climb to the summit together. Endless possibilities for walkies. And of course, your own fenced-in garden for letting off steam, playing and letting the sun shine on the fur. Look forward to an unforgettable holiday with your dog here with us near Salzburg. .
Not without my dog
Holiday on four paws
In a chalet with garden
Dogs enjoy their time here with us! Countless walks starting right outside the house. And all chalets have a fenced-in garden so that your four legged friend can enjoy fetching a stick.
Wuff, I want to go there
Services for dogs
- Each chalet has its own separate garden
- Food and water bowls provided
- Each chalet has space for up to three dogs
- In the holiday apartments you can take up to two dogs with you
- Dog-sitting on request
- Costs per night / per dog: € 25 in chalet, € 25 in holiday apartment
Excursion tips
- Go for a walk together around the romantic lake Ötzlsee
- Discover the world famous Krimmler Waterfall
- Visit the water fountains of Hellbrunn
- Take your dog to the green in the Golf Club Goldegg
- Other excursion destinations
Frequently Asked Questions about Holidays with Dogs
Yes, dogs are allowed both in the chalets and in the holiday apartments. Up to 3 dogs are permitted in the chalets and 1–2 dogs in the apartments.
We charge €25 per dog per night, without food. Bowls and waste bags are provided.
Yes, all eight chalets have their own private fenced garden. This way, you can let your dog(s) go outside and relax in the garden at any time.
Yes, a leash is required throughout the entire holiday village as well as in the whole Großarl Valley.
There are numerous walking and hiking trails in Großarl that start directly from our property and are suitable for dogs. Other nice destinations include the valley museum or the end of the valley in Hüttschlag. Dogs are also allowed in the cable cars and on the alpine huts.
Yes, dog sitting is available upon request and for an additional fee.