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Group ski trip: how much does a week in Austria cost?

Snowy mountains, chalet, gondola and skiers in Austria

Hitting the slopes together and back to the chalet in the evening: skiing is best in a group – but not cheap. The biggest item is usually the ski pass.

A chalet or large apartment for everyone saves money compared with hotel rooms and makes the evenings cosier.

Sample budget per person

8 adults, 6 nights in January, chalet in the Zillertal, 6-day ski pass, travel in two cars

Travel by car (fuel, vignette, shared)€40–80
Chalet or apartment (6 nights, shared)€300–540
6-day ski pass€350–420
Ski and boot rental (for those without their own gear)€0–200
Food, mountain huts and après-ski€240–360
Local tourist tax€12–20
Total per personapprox. €940–1,620

Guide prices, as of October 2026. Prices vary widely by season, booking time and standards. Not offers.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a week of skiing cost per person?
With chalet, ski pass and food, usually €940 to €1,620 per person, slightly less with your own equipment.
How do we split when not everyone skis?
Only those who use them pay for the ski pass and rental. Everyone shares accommodation and groceries. In Split&Fly you choose for each item who is in.

Split the costs fairly

In Split&Fly you enter flights, accommodation and expenses, search for offers and see straight away what each person and each family pays – even when children pay less, someone stays for fewer nights or isn’t in on everything. At the end, the settlement shows who transfers how much to whom.

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