The lakes are at their warmest
Lake Faak gives up the summer’s heat only slowly. In September swimming is often nicer than in June – just without the crowds.
Late season
September in Carinthia – warm water, clear air, empty trails
In Carinthia September is not an afterthought; for many it is the best month of all. The lakes are still warm from the summer, the air turns clear enough for long views, and the trails are quiet again.
Why September
Four good reasons for the late season
The best time to walk
Clear air, long views, no heat: the routes up the Frauenkogel and the Kosiak are at their finest in September. And the paths are almost yours alone.
Late-season prices again
From 1 September the lower prices apply again – for the same apartment and often for better weather.
From 3 nights
Outside the high season you can book from 3 nights. For a few quiet days in September that is plenty.
Swimming in September
While the lake still holds its summer
Lake Faak is ten kilometres away and keeps the summer’s warmth well into September. With the Wörthersee Plus Card you receive from us, ten lido beaches on Lake Wörth and Lake Faak are free.
And when the evenings turn cooler, the heated indoor pool, the Finnish sauna and the warm cabin are waiting in the house.
Late-season prices
The same week, at a lower price
An example: family apartment, 2 adults and 2 children, 7 nights – including final cleaning and the local tourist tax.
Early and late season€985
July and August€1,055
On your doorstep in September
What is especially worth it now
The long views are at their best in late summer, the water is still warm and the villages are celebrating.
Summit walks with clear views
In September the Frauenkogel and the Kosiak show just how far you can see in Carinthia. Without the summer heat the climbs are a good deal easier, too.
Village festivals
Late summer is festival season in the valley. We are happy to tell you what is on during your stay – and it is in your guest guide anyway.
Cycling through the valley
The flat routes along the Drau river are a pleasure in September. E-bikes can be hired nearby.
Common questions about September
Is the lake still warm enough for swimming in September?
As a rule, yes. Lake Faak is one of the warmest bathing lakes in the Alps and holds the summer’s warmth into September. And if the weather does turn, you have the heated indoor pool in the house.
How late does the house stay open?
Until the end of September. You can see the exact last departure date in the calendar on the booking page.
What is the minimum stay?
In September from 3 nights, in July and August from 4 nights.
Are the pool and sauna in use in September?
Yes – the indoor pool is heated and the sauna and warm cabin are open to you, all at no extra cost and for house guests only.
Directly from your hosts
September fills up faster than you would think
You can see available dates and the total price straight away, and the confirmation arrives directly by e-mail. Prefer to talk to us? Give us a call or send us a message – we are happy to help.