• 2 Dinner (D)
• 6 Breakfast (B)
• 4 Lunch (L)

• London: A modular trip means fellow travellers will join and leave at various locations. There’ll be some goodbyes, sure, but there’ll also be plenty of hellos with new like-minded travellers.
• Hopfgarten im Brixental: At the start of the trip, there’s a transfer from Worgl Train Station to Haus Schoneck, departing at 4pm. If you’re flying in, we recommend flying into Munich, Innsbruck or Salzburg and then taking a train to Worgl.From Munich Airport (Munchen Flughafen):Make your way to the Zentrum Bereich (Central Area) where you can buy a ticket at the train counter for Worgl. Take the S-Bahn (subway S8) to Munchen Ost – approx. 15 minutes’ journey time. At Munchen Ost, change platforms & take the fast train direct to Worgl (about 1 hour). Train schedules can be found on the Bahn website.From Innsbruck Airport (Flughafen):Take the shuttle bus to the main train station (Bahnhof). You can buy tickets from the ticket machine at the bus stop and then validate it once you’re on the bus. From Innsbruck train station, take a train to Worgl. You can book tickets online, through the app, or from the red ticket machines at the station. Train schedules can be found on the OBB website.From Salzburg Airport (Flughafen):Take the shuttle bus to the main train station (Bahnhof). From Salzburg train station, take the train to Worgl. You can book tickets online, through the app, or from the red ticket machines at the station. Train schedules can be found on the OBB website.
• Lauterbrunnen: The trip ends in Lauterbrunnen at the accommodation – Schutzenbach Hostel. From there, you can walk to Lauterbrunnen train station (15 mins), take the 141 bus (10 mins) or take a taxi which can be organised through the hostel (5 mins).From the train station, you can take a train to Interlaken Ost (25 minutes), then take connecting trains to most other major cities. (You’ll have done part of this journey on day 4 of the trip so it might feel familiar!).The biggest international airport to fly out of is Zurich. You can take a direct train from Interlaken Ost to Zurich Airport (Flughafen Zurich), which takes about 2 hours and 15 minutes – eyes peeled for beautiful views of the mountains and lakes on the way. Train schedules can be found on the SBB website.Trains and public transport services across Austria and Switzerland are reasonably priced and very efficient. Most rail staff speak some English and you can also switch the ticket machines to English. The trains are clean and comfortable, with awesome views of the mountains and countryside. Your Trip Manager can also offer more advice in the days leading up to the trip.
• London: Your Trip Manager will advise you on who you’ll share your room with. On this trip, you’ll stay in a multi-share room with other travellers of the same sex.
• London: Our trips are short & sweet (and loaded with fun activities). That’s why we don’t offer pre or post trip accommodation. 
• Hopfgarten im Brixental: You’ll need a moderate level of fitness for this trip since you’ll be hiking, biking and rafting. The sunset hike on day 1 is about 5km and has 250m of elevation. The bike ride on Day 2 is about 25 kms long, through valleys and some steep ascents. But you can always take it at your own pace. Paragliding has a 115kg (255 lbs) weight limit, but it’s not physically strenuous. On day 3, you must be able to swim to participate in the white-water rafting, but it is beginner friendly. The hike on day 5 is mostly flat or downhill as we take a gondola to the starting point. The canyon swing on day 6 has a weight limit of 120kgs and you must be in good health to participate, but it is not physically strenuous. You must be able to carry your own luggage on public transport.
• Hopfgarten im Brixental: You’ll need to able to swim if you’re taking part in the white water rafting experience on day 3. Don’t worry though. If you can’t swim, you can still explore the alpine town of Haiming while you wait, and then join the visit to Innsbruck afterwards.
• Bucharest: Your Trip Manager will endeavour to cater for specific dietary requirements where possible. Vegetarianism, lactose intolerance, and gluten intolerance will be catered for in most instances. There are, however, some meals and activities that are fixed in advance and therefore cannot be modified to suit dietary requirements. Please use My Contiki to notify us of any dietary requirements at the time of booking. For those suffering from particular food allergies, your Trip Manager will endeavour to disclose to their fullest knowledge the main ingredients in the dishes being consumed. It is, however, your personal responsibility to ensure that you do not ingest any foods to which you are allergic.  
• Beaujolais Wine Region: We don’t provide towels on this trip. So, please remember to pack your own towel! 
• Hopfgarten im Brixental: The alps are an incredible mountain range stretching across 8 Alpine countries: Monaco, France, Switzerland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Germany, Austria, and Slovenia. Perfect for skiing, biking or hiking!

• Hopfgarten im Brixental: Join us in the cute lil Austrian Tyrol village of Hopfgarten, where you’ll find Haus Schoneck by Contiki. Next to one of the world’s largest ski regions, this traditional property has had a fresh facelift with all the modcons. We’re talking on-site sauna, Schnapps bar, communal lounge area, a shuttle to the main gondola. Hungry after a day on the slopes? Chow down on some warming locally sourced meals in our dining room.
• Hopfgarten im Brixental: A member of the team will provide an arrival transfer from Worgl Train Station to Schoneck. 
• Hopfgarten im Brixental: Enjoy a home cooked dinner, prepared fresh on site by our in house Kitchen Team.
• Hopfgarten im Brixental: Mountain Views? Check! We’ll end the day with a sunset hike.
• Hopfgarten im Brixental: Jump on a bike & head out for a fully guided tour through picture-perfect Austrian mountain scenery. In a region that is all about the outdoors, this is the perfect way to take in the fresh alpine air, waterfalls, mountain streams & meadows. Once you’ve worked up an appetite, there’s a BBQ lunch of Austrian wurst & kraut salad to finish.
• Lauterbrunnen: We’ll head out into the slopes for a 15 km (mostly flat or downhill) hike to Murren, passing by beautiful woodlands with epic mountain views. Oh, and don’t worry, a cable car will help us conquer the steepest part of the trail! Plus, we’ll check out Gimmelwald on the way and even visit Trummelbach Falls

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Walk the trails around Hopfgarten im Brixental on a gentle, hosted sunset hike through the Austrian Tyrol. The route covers approximately 5 kilometres with 250 metres of elevation gain, offering a chance to stretch your legs and get to know your fellow travellers.

Watch the light soften over meadows, village rooftops and Alpine slopes. Hopfgarten sits in the Brixental valley, where mountain paths offer a close-up introduction to the region’s summer landscape.

Explore Lauterbrunnen on a hosted sunset walk, taking in the village and its dramatic setting beneath steep Alpine cliffs. This gentle outing offers time to find your bearings and enjoy the valley as the evening light changes.

Known for its waterfalls and mountain scenery, Lauterbrunnen lies in one of the Bernese Oberland’s most distinctive glacial valleys. Cliff faces, chalet rooftops and distant peaks make the walk a scenic introduction to this Swiss mountain village.

Take a cable car up the Lauterbrunnen valley slopes and follow a roughly 15-kilometre hike towards the mountain village of Murren. The route is mostly flat or downhill, passing woodland, Alpine viewpoints and the village of Gimmelwald.

Visit Trummelbach Falls, where glacier-fed water rushes through channels inside the mountain. The combination of open mountain trails and enclosed, thundering falls reveals two striking sides of the Bernese Oberland landscape.

Ride with a local guide on a roughly 25-kilometre bike tour through the valleys around Hopfgarten. Pedal past mountain streams, waterfalls and green meadows, with some steeper climbs and downhill stretches along the way.

Refuel with an included BBQ lunch of Austrian wurst and kraut salad. The guided ride pairs an active exploration of the Tyrolean countryside with a relaxed taste of regional food; you can tackle the route at your own pace.

Choose a tandem paragliding flight above the Tyrolean Alps near Hopfgarten. Flying with a pilot lets you take in the valley from the air, with a broad view of forested slopes, villages and mountain ridgelines.

This optional experience offers a different perspective on the terrain explored on foot and by bike, without requiring strenuous physical effort. A weight limit of 115 kilograms applies. It is at additional cost and bookable on tour, subject to availability and suitable conditions.

Take to the water near Haiming for a white-water rafting experience in the Austrian Alps. Work together in the raft as the current carries you through a mountain setting, adding a splash of river adventure to the trip’s hiking and cycling.

The activity is described as beginner-friendly, but participants must be able to swim. It is optional, at additional cost and bookable on tour; travellers who do not raft can still spend time in Haiming.

Choose an excursion to the Jungfrau mountain area, celebrated for its high-Alpine scenery and its association with the ‘Top of Europe’. From the Lauterbrunnen region, this is an opportunity to see the Bernese Oberland’s peaks on a grander scale.

Expect a landscape shaped by snow, ice and dramatic elevation, distinct from the green valley below. This optional excursion is at additional cost and bookable on tour; ask your Trip Manager for the available route and what it includes.

Opt for a canyon swing in the mountains near Lauterbrunnen, exchanging a trailside view for a brief, high-adrenaline encounter with the Alpine landscape. The experience centres on the sensation of swinging through a steep-sided mountain setting.

It is designed as an adventure activity rather than a physically strenuous workout, though participants must be in good health and a weight limit of 120 kilograms applies. The canyon swing is at additional cost and bookable on tour, subject to availability and suitable conditions.