A gentle breeze sweeps across the meadows, the mountains are mirrored in clear waters, and on the horizon, gentle tourism thrives. In several Tyrolean regions, sustainability is not just a promise – it’s a living reality. Visitors here holiday responsibly, respecting nature, local communities, and what is preserved for future generations. Awarded the Austrian Ecolabel, these regions focus on climate-friendly mobility, energy efficiency, waste reduction, and supporting local value creation. From walks through pristine landscapes and enjoying regional cuisine to leisure activities in harmony with the environment – those seeking a sustainable Tyrol will find exemplary partners for a responsible holiday experience.
The Wildschönau is a picturesque high valley, characterized by lush meadows, densely forested slopes, and stunning mountain panoramas of the Kitzbühel Alps. Here, genuine Tyrolean hospitality meets living tradition and local delicacies – the perfect backdrop for families, relaxation, or an active holiday.
Towering glaciers, wild waterfalls, and nature carefully preserved for generations – the perfect backdrop for gentle tourism. In the Kaunertal, sustainability is more than a promise; it’s a lived reality. Part of the Kaunergrat Nature Park for over 20 years, the region focuses on nature conservation, accessibility, and respectful interaction between people and nature, offering a holiday experience that endures.
Home to Tyrol’s highest glacier, the largest ibex colony in the Eastern Alps, and stunning natural and cultural landscapes, the Pitztal captivates while embracing responsibility. The region demonstrates how nature and tourism can coexist harmoniously, setting a strong example for sustainable practices through diverse initiatives.
Surrounded by the beautiful Kitzbühel Alps and the majestic Wilder Kaiser limestone massif, the St. Johann in Tirol region offers a perfect blend of impressive nature, living tradition, and forward-looking sustainability. With regional delicacies, gentle mobility solutions, and a focus on resource conservation, the beauty of the Tyrolean Alps is preserved, while providing a holiday experience that balances responsibility and enjoyment.
Nestled at the gateway to the Karwendel Nature Park, home to Tyrol’s highest ICE train station, the Seefeld region exemplifies how holidays and environmental protection can go hand in hand. No wonder it was the first Tyrolean – and even the first Austrian – destination to receive the Austrian Ecolabel.
