How to get there to MoaAlm..We are located at 1800m and due to our isolated location, it takes a bit more of an effort to get to us!
Driving directions from Kals
Drive through the village past the church and the small supermarket
At the first fork in the road, keep right, following the green signs for Moaralm
At the second fork, keep left at the beautiful wooden house with the blue and white balconies. At the next and final fork bear right, driving past a small parking area and up the mountain to MoaAlm
From the final fork, it is a 10-minute drive to MoaAlm
During the winter, you will leave your vehicle at the small parking area just past the final fork.
MoaAlm will drive you the last two miles up the local Rodel Bahn (sledging track)
Arrival by airplane
Please book your flight to arrive at Salzburg Airport (SZG) or Innsbruck Airport (INN). There are different options for transferring from these airports to MoaAlm; these include, public transportation, airport shuttle taxi, or car rental. The MoaAlm team will help you sort out the best option for you.

Airlines are constantly changing routes and the only way to make sure you have an up to date guide is by going directly to the websites. The nearest airports are Salzburg and Innsbruck. Guests have also flown into Munich and Ljubljana. If you fly into one of these two, MoaAlm advices that you rent a car to transfer to MoaAlm.

Arrival by shuttle
There are taxis that operate from Salzburg Airport (SZG) or Innsbruck Airport (INN). In winter, the tourist office provides a shuttle for a fixed price of 45 EUR per person, one-way, on Saturdays. Please send an inquiry to MoaAlm to book this transfer.

Arrival by train
If you don't like flying or driving yourself, it might be a good idea to take a train all the way to Austria.

Rosie is our yoga teacher (200-RYT) and Thai Massage Therapist from New Zealand. She has spent the past four years travelling and teaching on yoga retreats and wellness centres in SE Asia and Europe. She believes that yoga is more than the practice on the mat – it is about what we put in our bodies, the people we surround ourselves with, the values we hold, our intentions, and how we interact with the world. Rosie’s classes focus on the breath and awareness, and she incorporates dynamic and restorative poses to enable people to see the perfect balance that exists within all of us. Rosie is a fun-loving kiwi and always encourages people not to take themselves too seriously in their yoga practice. Rosie is a bundle of warmth that also takes the time to get to know everybody off the mat..

The MoaAlm Mountain Retreat has comfortable single, double, twin, or triple rooms. The rooms are stylishly decorated and spacious, with sizes that can go up to 24 square meters. All rooms have an en-suite private bathroom and stunning views. Some have balconies, but not all. All rooms can be made up with one double or two single beds. After an active day in the outdoors, you can enjoy the astonishing view from the sunny terrace or relax in the living room to enjoy a drink at the bar, curl up on the sofa with a magazine or book, or enjoy a meal at the shared dining table. The resort offers an in-house yoga studio, which has a panoramic mountain view and is the perfect place for an active start to the day. There, you will have the opportunity to practice energizing yoga in the mornings or a relaxing session of restorative yoga in the afternoon. In the morning the sunrise fills the room with energy and the late afternoon turns the mountains pink.

MoaAlm Mountain Retreat

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