Thank you!

Glad to know that. Hope you had a good time 🙂

Yes, if you are taking a day ticket you can stop and board the bus again as many times as you want on the same day 😊

Hey, if you want to do a complete hike to the top, I would recommend staying for a night. But in April it would be cold and snowy so exploring outside for long could be difficult. If you just want to explore the grounds you can do it on a day trip easily from Salzburg.

Thanks!

@@NainaMehar can you guide where can I get online tickets for that boat ride for which there's huge queue in this video?

That boat takes you to Hallstatt town if you come via train as it drops you across the lake. If you are coming by bus, you can rent a boat to enjoy the lake.

@@NainaMehar sorry i commented on this video, i wanted to ask for conegssee lake, let me ask on that video

30€ is for a day ticket by bus, with this you don't need to take the ferry. That is required only if you come by train for which you need to check the price on their train ticket booking platform.

Hey, ideally it should be good as it is summer time but would recommend to check the weather few days before your visit and adjust the day if required.

@@NainaMehar My plans are for the same trip from Salzburg to Hallstatt on Aug 17/18th of this year. hope it will be a good day. BTW- there is a viewing platform that extends over the lake. Is it easy to cover in the same day? How far is it from the bus stop?

The details I shared in the video is how you can do this day trip on your own.

Thanks! It takes around 2hr 15mins

Hey, it's valid only for the Salzburg to Hallstatt route. You can visit other towns and lakes on the way to Salzburg with this ticket.

Hey, it takes around 2hrs and the bus are connected. We just waited for sometime in Bad Ischl but there are continuous buses, so there should not be any issue. Just make a note of last bus time while going so that you won’t miss it while coming back. The bus actually takes a little lesser time than train.

That's right but as far as I know the train route takes a bit more time compared to the bus and also the bus route is more beautiful.

@@NainaMehar ok thank 👍

Hey, I don't remember if the buses were stroller friendly or not.

I visited back in 2022 so I don’t remember the timetable. You can find it online

Hey, I didn't visit but you can take the same bus all the way to Dachstein Ice Caves instead of getting down at Hallstatt.

@@NainaMehar thank you!!

We took the morning bus from Vienna around 8:30-9 and started back from Hallstatt by bus around 4:30 pm. It gave us around 4-5hrs to explore Hallstatt.

​@@NainaMehar Hi Naina, Thanks for the informative video, this is really helpful. But, I think didn't you mean to say you took the bus from Salzburg around 8:30 -9 instead of Vienna. Also, we are planning to travel from Salzburg to Hallstatt in April this year, so I have few queries for this route. Do we have frequent buses if we want to hop off and hop on to use different buses in this route ? How can we book this ticket online ? One last question, what is the last bus that departs from Hallstatt to Salzburg ?

Right, I meant bus from Salzburg and not Vienna. You can check the timetable at salzburg-verkehr.at. The first bus starts around 6am (8:30 on Sundays) and the last bus returns in between 5-6pm if I remember correctly but you can verify information on the shared website. We bought our ticket directly from the station or you can even buy it directly from the driver, it's quite convenient or check website fahrplan.oebb.at/ to book it in advance.

@@NainaMehar wow! That's really enough time I guess.

1. We started around 8:30 as it was Sunday and the first bus ran around 8:15am. Other days the first bus is at 5:55am 2. Yes, you can. It also depends on how much time you spend on each place and have to do time management. 3. Yes, a 30 euro ticket is a day ticket so you can also get down at other stops on the way and board the bus again as many times as you want.

@@NainaMehar thanks

There are no dedicated seats, so you can buy a ticket directly from the bus stop, just reach there early. I would suggest sitting on the left side on the way from Salzburg.

15 euro is one way, you need to buy a day ticket for 30 euro if you want to return as well.

As shown in the video there are a lot of lakes on the way from Salzburg to Hallstatt and they look beautiful from the road. You can make stops on the way if you want, we didn't have enough time.

@@NainaMehar did you checked out the other attractions like the salt mine and ice caves ?

No, I didn't but you can use the same bus to get down at Ice Cave. Instead of getting down at Hallstatt, get down at next stop

Yes, you can. We bought it on the spot as well. There is no dedicated seat assigned.

We visited one called Lakhi’s Indian kitchen. The food was good but it was bit outside the city.

Thanks. We have started our Tour from Munich, At present at Innsbruck, Till Now 4 Days we got Indian food.. Now Tmrw plan of Salzburg for 3 Day's.. Than To Vienna for 3 Days.

Yes, you can. That's what we did

@@NainaMehar thank you so much

Hey, thank you! I have recently bought a mic and you will see the difference in future vlogs like the upcoming Switzerland one but not in the one which are pending from previous trips like Finland 🙂

​@NainaMehar can you pls tell me if my 30 euros ticket will be valud If I travel from salzburg to Bad I schil by bus then from there by train to Hallstat ..will this same ticket be valid in both bus and train?

The ticket is only valid on the bus, it will not work on the train.

We did day trip from Salzburg to Hallstatt for 30€. I think Hallstatt to Salzburg should also be possible same way.

Thank you so much ​@@NainaMehar One more question could you please share your accommodation details in Salzburg?

We stayed at MEININGER Hotel in City Center

Once again thanks. It will be great help for me.

@OthiAmin enjoy your trip 🙂