Private transfer door-to-door is quickest and easiest with skis/luggage (approx 2h30m); trains are possible but more changeable in winter. Allow flexibility for weather. Drivers usually meet arrivals at the terminal.
Arrive at Chalet Skyfall, unpack and confirm where to store skis and that breakfast service is set; ask the host to pre-book ski hire and lift passes if you haven’t already.
Short stroll down to St. Anton village to stretch legs and browse ski shops and teen boutiques (many shops open late in peak season; confirm local shop hours).
Family-friendly restaurant in central St. Anton offering an a la carte menu with child-friendly options and a cosy dining room; good spot to ease in after travel (typical dinner hours 18:00–21:30).
Convenient piste-side lunch at the Galzig mountain restaurant with pizza, pasta and Tyrolean classics — easy for children and quick to return to activities (mountain dining typically midday).
Outdoor ice rink in or near the village great for beginners and teens, with skate hire available; rink hours vary seasonally — typically afternoon to evening.
Board games, cards and a family movie night at the chalet — bring a couple of favourites and let the girls pick a film to wind down after an active day.
Lively mountain restaurant and après-ski landmark that also serves heartier dinners — note it gets busy and lively; book ahead if you want a table and request a calmer seating area for kids.
Book a half-day lesson with local ski school for the girls to build confidence while adults have a relaxed morning run; most ski schools run lessons from 09:00–12:00.
Iconic mountain restaurant in St. Christoph famous for its cosy atmosphere and classic Tyrolean dishes — family-friendly and atmospheric for a mid-day break (check seasonal opening times).
Indoor pool, children’s splash area and wellness facilities perfect for a post-ski unwind; usual opening times are around 10:00–20:00 but confirm local schedule.
Chalet-based activity time — set up a craft or game station for the girls (colouring, card games, a ski-puzzle or quiz) to keep everyone entertained before dinner.
Drive or train to Innsbruck (approx 1h15–1h30 by car); leaving early lets you enjoy the old town before crowds and gives time for Wattens in the afternoon.
Stroll the Altstadt, see the Golden Roof and let teens shop international and local brands — most shops open from about 09:30–18:00, so mornings are ideal for browsing.
Artistic crystal installations, family trails and a fascinating shop — highly visual and engaging for teens and children; usual opening is approx 09:00–18:00 but confirm seasonal times.
Teen-friendly escape room experience back in Innsbruck for a 60–90 minute challenge — pre-book a family-friendly room for an interactive afternoon (typical bookings 10:00–22:00).
Historic, atmospheric spot near the Golden Roof offering Austrian and international dishes — great for a memorable family dinner before your return drive (reserve ahead).
Family-friendly sledging / tubing on marked runs — many runs are safe for children and some runs are floodlit in evenings; check local run status at the tourist office.
Parents can walk the main shopping streets while teens explore sportswear stores and boutiques for ski gear or souvenirs; many shops open until early evening in the holiday season.
Short morning ski focusing on wide, easy slopes for all skill levels; lifts usually run until mid-afternoon but check holiday schedules for NYE (some close earlier).
Chalet games (treasure hunt, mini escape puzzles you can set up yourself) and a kids’ craft/activity session so younger guests can join an early countdown if preferred.
Book an early family-friendly NYE dinner at Hospiz’s restaurant or a fixed-menu family table in St. Anton to avoid very late dining — request a children’s menu or earlier finish so kids can rest or enjoy a kids’ countdown.
Many families prefer a quiet village spot to watch fireworks at midnight; alternatively plan a private chalet countdown with a fizz for adults and a mocktail toast for kids if you prefer to avoid crowds.
Scenic, family-friendly activity: a relaxed sleigh ride through snowy trails or an easy guided snowshoe walk — book in advance; rides usually run morning–afternoon.
If energy allows, a gentle ski session or a family photo walk around the snowy village to capture last memories and allow teens to pick a final souvenir.
Set up a family tournament with small prizes, or if available catch a family film at the local cinema (check screening times) — great for teens who want downtime.
Choose a slightly special final-night restaurant with varied options for all ages; book a table and ask for a children’s plate to make it easy for the girls.