Get prepared for your holidays at Lake Achensee!

Plan your barrier-free holidays

In this article, we share accessible travel information: How to get to Lake Achensee hassle free and where to find accommodations and facilities catering to the needs and wishes of individuals with disabilities.

Accessible accommodations

From apartments to hotels: Quality-approved accommodations in the Achensee region have modern, barrier-free facilities. The attentive and thoughtful hosts cater to travellers with special needs, making your stay at Tirol’s largest lake relaxed and enjoyable.

Service bell at hotel reception check-in

Getting here

The Achensee region is easily accessible by car, train, or plane. You can travel by train to Jenbach and from there, the public (barrier-free) buses run at regular intervals, transporting you comfortably to Lake Achensee. Take advantage of our free buses by showing your reservation confirmation from your accommodation provider. The nearest airports are Innsbruck, Salzburg, and Munich.

Travelling by train is a fast and eco-friendly way to get to Lake Achensee!

Ride up the mountain in a gondola

Summiteers can journey up the mountainside in the gondola cabins of the barrier-free cable cars and soak in gorgeous views of Lake Achensee.

The Karwendel mountain railroad enables wheelchair users to enjoy a carefree ride in the mountains. Two friends enjoy the view of the Achensee region from the Zwölferkopf.

Visit our Achensee information offices to get information about things to do, places to stay and more. All information offices are barrier-free and have the following facilities:

  • Wheelchair-only disabled parking spaces
  • Wheelchair accessible consultation desks
  • Accessible toilets
  • Walking stick/crutch holders
  • Clear signage
  • Hearing induction loops

Outside the regular opening hours of the tourist offices, our digital kiosks (interactive displays) provide information on everything from accommodation vacancies and weather to events and activities around the clock. Visit our interactive map to find barrier-free digital kiosks.

Hearing induction loops in our service areas cut out unwanted background noise, creating an inclusive environment for visitors affected by forms of hearing impairment. The assistive listening technology systems provide the accessibility that people with hearing aids need to engage and communicate freely with our staff. NOTE: Hearing induction loops are available in all information offices.

Rotes Kreuz Schwaz – Ortsstelle Achensee (local branch Achensee)

  • Rental of disability equipment (wheelchairs, commode chairs, two-wheeled walkers, rollator walkers, crutches, etc.).
  • The delivery of disability equipment is free of charge in the Achensee region. We recommend booking the equipment 14 days prior to your arrival. The equipment will be delivered directly to your accommodation.

Kostner GmbH – local branch Schwaz
Repair of disability equipment
Königfeldweg 2
6130 Schwaz
Tel: +43(5242)63976
Fax: +43(5242)63976-73
Email: schwaz@kostner.tirol

NOTE: Please call in advance for an appointment.

A charging station for electric wheelchairs is located near the boathouse in Pertisau am Achensee (entrance to boat rentals). The socket can be used with the euro key. Click here for more information.

The AchenseeCard allows free use of the public buses which run at regular intervals between the villages of Achenkirch, Maurach, Pertisau, Steinberg, Wiesing and Jenbach.
Barrier-free public transport

The barrier-free regional buses run all year round, servicing the routes from Jenbach to Lake Achensee and between the holiday communities.

Accessible toilets at Lake Achensee

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