Service & contact in Kappl & See
Answers to your holiday questions
Whether you have questions about accommodation, ski passes, getting there or day trips, the Kappl & See Tourist Office is your first point of contact for anything related to your stay. The Tourist Office team knows both villages well and can help with planning your trip as well as with questions during your holiday.
You can get in touch by phone, email, contact form or in person at the Tourist Offices. If you are looking for specific information, the quick links take you straight to the relevant topic.
Find what you need
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Accommodation & availability: search available accommodation and book your holiday in Kappl & See
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Tickets, prices & cable cars: find ski passes, rates and current operating times
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Getting there & around: find information on travel options, parking, ski buses, summer buses and timetables
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Events & activities: discover upcoming events, ideas for days out and bookable experiences
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Travelling with accessibility needs: find information on access, car parks and assistance available locally
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Lost items & lost property: find the right place to report a lost item
Get in touch with the team
Some questions are simply easier to answer in person. The Tourist Office team can be reached by phone, email or via the contact form. The more details you provide, the better we can help.
Important emergency contacts
- European emergency number: 112
- Fire brigade: 122
- Police: 133
- Mountain rescue: 140
- Medical on-call service: 141
- Ambulance: 144
- Health advice line: 1450
When making an emergency call: Stay calm, give your location as precisely as possible, briefly explain what has happened and state how many people need help.
Austrian emergency numbers can be called free of charge. The European emergency number 112 can also be called from a locked mobile phone without entering a PIN.
There are two medical practices in Kappl and See providing medical care. Both also have an in-house pharmacy.
Outside regular surgery hours, the medical on-call service on 141 can provide information on the doctor currently on duty. For health-related questions that are not an acute emergency, call the health advice line on 1450.
In the event of an accident on the slopes, you can contact the ski patrol directly:
- Kappl ski patrol: +43 5445 6251 135
- See ski patrol: +43 5441 8288 22
Accidents can also be reported at any lift or cable car station. To ensure help arrives quickly, provide the most precise information possible about the location of the accident, the number of people injured and what happened.
Before setting off, check the weather, snow report, avalanche conditions and the current operating status of lifts and facilities. Markings, closures and instructions from the lift operators are there for your safety and must always be followed. Your equipment should also be suitable for the activity you are planning and the current conditions.
If an accident occurs, secure the scene as far as possible, provide first aid and call for help immediately. In the event of an accident on the slopes, there is a duty to report the accident, provide assistance and identify yourself – including for witnesses.
Frequently asked questions about service & contact
The Tourist Offices can be reached by phone, email, contact form or in person.
The Kappl Tourist Office is located at Dorf 112, 6555 Kappl. See Tourist Office is located at Au 220, 6553 See.
Both Tourist Offices follow the same seasonal opening hours. The current opening times for the Kappl & See Tourist Offices and any changes are listed in the combined overview.
The Kappl & See Tourist Office service team can help with questions about accommodation, tickets, getting there, local transport, events and activities in Kappl & See.
The dedicated accessibility section provides information on accessible options, parking, access and assistance available locally. The team is also happy to help with any further questions.
The service team can help you find the right place to contact. Details about where and when the item was lost and a description of the item make it easier to identify.
