Christmas magic by the lake!

Achenseeschifffahrt Seeweihnacht

During the Christmas season, the regular boat service on Lake Achensee transforms into a festive floating Advent market. The beautifully decorated ship glows with warm light, inviting you to enjoy, discover and marvel. On board, the atmosphere is truly magical. Lovingly decorated stalls offer an array of regional specialties and handcrafted goods. The “Seeweihnacht” Christmas cruises also connect several other enchanting markets on land. In Pertisau, you can explore the captivating Mountain Advent at the Fischergut, which features a variety of local crafts and culinary treats. The boat also stops at the Scholastika pier in Achenkirch, giving you time to visit two more markets: the Landweihnacht (Kräuterhüttl) and the Tirolean Mountain Christmas at the Sixenhof local history museum.

Opening hours & timetable

Christmas line

The floating "Seeweihnacht" Advent market operates from 28 November to 21 December 2025, on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

Opening hours are from 11:00 to 17:30. Please refer to the timetable for specific departure and arrival times.

An additional date is available on Monday, 8 December 2025, to extend the festive experience.
 

The MS Achensee cruising over Lake Achensee on a winter evening. In the background of this photo is the village of Pertisau and the Karwendel mountains.

SEEWEIHNACHT BOOKABLE ONLINE

Christmas cruise Scholastika to Pertisau and back

Christmas cruise Scholastika to Pertisau and back

from € 15,00
Christmas cruise Pertisau to Scholastika and back

Christmas cruise Pertisau to Scholastika and back

from € 15,00
Christmas cruise Pertisau to Scholastika

Christmas cruise Pertisau to Scholastika

from € 7,50
Christmas cruise Scholastika to Pertisau

Christmas cruise Scholastika to Pertisau

from € 7,50
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