Experience the Dramatic Peaks of the Dolomites
UNESCO World Heritage mountain range in the Italian Alps
UNESCO World Heritage mountain range in the Italian Alps
Discover stunning peaks, Cortina d'Ampezzo, and Lake Misurina with expert guides
9 hours • scenic mountain routes • charming alpine villages
11 hours • Queen of the Dolomites • mountain scenery • alpine culture
Explore dramatic mountain landscapes recognized for their unique beauty and geological significance. Towering peaks, vertical walls, and distinctive pale-colored rock formations.
Visit legendary peaks like Tre Cime di Lavaredo and Marmolada, the highest mountain at 3,343m. Perfect for photography, hiking, and outdoor adventures in the Italian Alps.
Experience charming mountain villages, traditional Ladin culture, and world-class hospitality. Discover the unique blend of Italian, Austrian, and local alpine traditions.
What is the best time to visit the Dolomites?
The best time for hiking is May through October, with July and August offering the warmest weather. June and September provide fewer crowds and pleasant temperatures. Winter (December-March) is ideal for skiing and snow sports.
How difficult are the hiking trails?
The Dolomites offer trails for all levels, from easy valley walks to challenging via ferratas. Day tours typically include moderate hikes suitable for most fitness levels. Guided tours accommodate various abilities with flexible options.
What is the rescheduling policy?
Most tours offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure. Check your specific booking for details, as policies vary by operator. Weather-related cancellations usually include full refunds or rescheduling options.
What should I bring?
Bring layered clothing for mountain weather, sturdy hiking shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, water, and a camera. Temperatures can vary significantly with elevation. A light rain jacket is recommended even in summer.
How do I get from Venice to the Dolomites?
The easiest option is booking a guided day tour that includes transportation. Alternatively, you can rent a car (2-3 hours drive) or take a combination of trains and buses, though this is less convenient for day trips.
Is it suitable for children and families?
Yes! Many tours are family-friendly with moderate hiking suitable for children. The stunning scenery and cable car rides appeal to all ages. Check specific tour descriptions for age recommendations and activity levels.
What will I see on a day trip?
Most day trips include iconic locations like Cortina d'Ampezzo, Lake Misurina, and dramatic mountain passes. You'll experience alpine villages, stunning panoramic viewpoints, and opportunities for short hikes or cable car rides.
The Dolomites are a UNESCO World Heritage mountain range in the Italian Alps, renowned for their dramatic vertical walls, distinctive pale-colored rock, and breathtaking alpine scenery. Spanning northeastern Italy across Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige, and Friuli regions, these mountains reach their highest point at Marmolada (3,343m). Experience world-class hiking, rich Ladin culture, and some of Europe's most spectacular mountain landscapes.
Full-day tours • scenic routes • mountain villages
Extended tours • alpine refuges • immersive experiences
Winter sports • ski resorts • mountain passes
