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Package holiday to the Black Forest

Compare package holidays to the Black Forest (Germany) – Flights, hotels and transfers in price comparison.

Where can I find the cheapest package holiday to the Black Forest?

The comparison below shows package offers from major tour operators for the Black Forest – flights, hotel and transfer with daily updated prices. Start the comparison and choose dates, departure airport and hotel.

Compare package holidays to the Black Forest

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Black Forest

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2 adults

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How much does a package holiday to Black Forest and surrounding area cost?

Currently, offers for Black Forest and surrounding area start at 160 €. The average offer price is around 333 € (26 accommodations in comparison, as of 15 October 2026).

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160 €

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26

Properties compared

89 %

Ø Recommendation (2 hotels)

0 %

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Which hotels in Black Forest and surrounding area are the best rated?

The best-rated options in our offer comparison for Black Forest and surrounding area currently are Bio- & Wellnesshotel Alpenblick (94 % recommendation) and Hotel Libertas elements pure (83 % recommendation). This is based on guest reviews from travel providers (only properties with at least 25 reviews).

Bio- & Wellnesshotel Alpenblick

Bio- & Wellnesshotel Alpenblick ★★★★★

94 % recommendation (496)

from 2,438 € (7 days)

Hotel Libertas elements pure

Hotel Libertas elements pure

83 % recommendation (36)

from 1,341 € (7 days)

When is the best time to visit the Black Forest?

The best time to visit the Black Forest is May–October, December–March for winter sports. In summer: Pleasant, 18–25 °C, cooler in the higher elevations. In winter: Cold, -5–3 °C, snow reliable from 800 m.

Best travel time

May–October, December–March for winter sports

Summer

Pleasant, 18–25 °C, cooler in the higher elevations

Winter

Cold, -5–3 °C, snow reliable from 800 m

Highlights

breathtaking nature, family-friendly offers

Is a package holiday to the Black Forest worth it?

The Black Forest, Germany's highest and most famous low mountain range, stretches over 160 kilometers along the French border and combines dense fir forests, idyllic valleys, picturesque half-timbered villages, and a culinary tradition that goes far beyond the famous Black Forest cake. The Feldberg rises as the highest peak at 1,493 meters and offers a panorama up to the Alps on clear days.

The Triberg Waterfalls, at 163 meters in height, are the highest in Germany, cascading down seven steps through moss-covered forest. Triberg is also the center of the cuckoo clock tradition — the handcrafted clocks from the Black Forest have been a symbol of German craftsmanship since the 18th century, and in the clock museum, one can trace the development from simple wooden mechanisms to intricate carvings.

Baden-Baden, the elegant spa town on the northwestern edge of the Black Forest, has attracted visitors with its hot thermal springs since Roman times. The Friedrichsbad (1877) offers a Roman-Irish bathing experience in magnificent neo-Renaissance architecture, while the modern Caracalla-Therme provides a more relaxed atmosphere. The Festspielhaus is Europe's second-largest opera house, and the casino in the Kurhaus even inspired Dostoevsky for his novel "The Gambler."

Over 24,000 kilometers of marked hiking trails crisscross the Black Forest — including the Westweg (285 km, one of the oldest long-distance hiking trails in Germany) and the Schluchtensteig. In winter, Feldberg and Belchen transform into ski areas, while the smoking men figurines glow in the huts. Culinary highlights of the region include Black Forest ham, Flammkuchen, Spätzle, Bibbeliskäs, and the robust red wines of Ortenau. The Black Forest is not a single destination — it is a whole world of nature, tradition, and enjoyment.

Black Forest particularly impresses with breathtaking nature, family-friendly offers, first-class relaxation options. As a package holiday destination, you benefit from attractive all-inclusive packages with flights, hotels, and often transfers – all at a fixed price and fully secured.

What are the highlights of the Black Forest?

Titisee

The idyllic glacial lake in the Hochschwarzwald invites swimming, boating, and walking and is surrounded by dense forests.

Triberger Wasserfälle

The highest waterfalls in Germany plunge over 163 meters in seven steps.

Feldberg

The highest mountain in the Black Forest offers hiking trails in summer and a popular ski area in winter.

Schwarzwaldhochstraße

The 60 km long panoramic road from Baden-Baden to Freudenstadt is one of the most beautiful drives in Germany.

Gengenbach

The picturesque half-timbered town is considered one of the most beautiful villages in Germany and transforms its town hall into an Advent calendar during Advent.

How well are the hotels in Black Forest and surrounding area rated?

The 2 rated accommodations in Black Forest and surrounding area have an average recommendation of 89 %.

Are there all-inclusive offers in Black Forest and surrounding area?

Yes — around 0 % of the current offers with meal options for Black Forest and surrounding area are all-inclusive.

Which tools help you plan your Black Forest holiday?

4 free tools help you plan your trip to the Black Forest: Holiday finder, Budget calculator, Packing list and CO₂ calculator. They work directly in your browser.

Which other package holiday destinations are there in Germany?

Besides Black Forest, there are more package holidays destinations in Germany with their own page and price comparison: Schwangau, Westerland, Sylt and Warnemünde and 2 more.