JoyPlus offers this tour as a private chauffeur-driven tour.
This allows you to experience the Salzkammergut without time pressure, without other guests and with personal service.
The itinerary remains calm, clearly planned and flexible at the same time.
Stops are planned in St. Gilgen, St. Wolfgang, on the Schafberg and in Mondsee.
There is plenty of time for walks, photos and breaks.
The tour is conducted without an external tour guide.
However, we are happy to organize a professional guide through our partners on request.
St. Gilgen on Lake Wolfgangsee with panoramic views
St. Wolfgang with riverside promenade
Optional cog railway ride up the Schafberg (over 1,700 m)
Alpine and lake panoramas along the entire route
Mondsee with basilica and historic old town
Private execution without external guests
Personal chauffeur & premium vehicle
The tour begins with a personal pick-up by your chauffeur.
The exact starting point depends on your booking.
The route leads through one of the most beautiful regions in Austria.
Lakes, mountains and quiet roads accompany you throughout the day.
There is time for walks, photos or breaks at the individual stations.
The itinerary can be individually adapted.
After the last stop, you return comfortably to the starting point.
From Salzburg - Short journey and particularly relaxed day trip
→ Salzkammergut Lakes Tour from Salzburg
From Vienna - All-day comfort tour with personal chauffeur
→ Salzkammergut Lakes Tour from Vienna
Mercedes minivan (up to 8 people)
Mercedes Limousine (up to 3 persons)
Your chauffeur always appears in a suit.
A name badge is always included at pick-up.
You will receive live tracking in real time during the entire journey.
Private chauffeur & premium vehicle
Live tracking in real time
WLAN & water on board
Individual stops & breaks
Pick-up and return according to starting location
Tickets for the Schafbergbahn
Personal expenses
You can find further information on our page FAQ
The duration is usually around 8 hours, depending on the starting point and the route.
Yes, the tour is exclusively private.
No, there is no tour guide as standard.
We are happy to organize one through our partners on request.
The process is flexible and can be adapted to your wishes.
The Salzkammergut region is a true paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a diverse range of hiking and adventure opportunities set against the backdrop of Austria’s most stunning lakes and surrounding mountains. Whether you’re planning a relaxing hiking holiday or seeking a more challenging climb, the Salzkammergut lakes provide the perfect setting to explore nature at its finest.
One of the highlights for many visitors is a boat trip on Lake Wolfgangsee, where you can soak in panoramic views of the alpine landscape and the charming villages that dot the shoreline. For those looking for a more exhilarating experience, the spectacular mountain trail known as the “Eternal Wall” offers breathtaking vistas over Lake Hallstatt and the UNESCO World Heritage site, making it a must for avid hikers.
The region is crisscrossed with scenic loop trails, such as those around Lake Schwarzensee, where you can pause at a cozy lake cabin for refreshments and enjoy the tranquility of the forest. A hiking tour through the picturesque town of Bad Ischl is another favorite, allowing you to discover historic architecture, relax at the thermal bath, and stroll along the vibrant lake promenade. Along the way, you’ll find plenty of opportunities for boat rides and to explore the cultural heritage of the area.
Traveling the entire route is made easy with well-marked trails and excellent public transport connections. A train ride from Bad Ischl to Strobl reveals the beauty of the southern shore of Lake Wolfgangsee, while a bus ride from Strobl back to Bad Ischl offers sweeping views of the Salzkammergut region. The area’s famous lakes—Lake Attersee, Lake Traunsee, and Lake Hallstatt—invite you to swim, fish, kayak, or simply relax by the water’s edge.
For those eager to reach new heights, cable cars and chairlifts provide access to the highest points in the region, rewarding hikers with panoramic views of the mountains and lakes below. The gentle flow of the River Traun and River Ischl adds a peaceful ambiance to many trails, while the oldest brine pipeline in the world, stretching from Hallstatt to Bad Ischl, offers a fascinating glimpse into the area’s rich history and is a unique spot for a picnic.