Trip Overview
Why choose just one resort when you can experience the best of them all? Our Ski Safari – The Best of the Dolomites offers a thrilling adventure through the region’s most iconic and diverse ski areas. Enjoy world-class Olympic terrain in Cortina d’Ampezzo, explore the historic Cinque Torri, the pristine slopes of Civetta, and glide down the stunning Armentarola on Lagazuoi. Take on the legendary Sellaronda ski tour, conquer the historic World Cup slopes in Val Gardena, and marvel at the breathtaking vistas from Marmolada.
Your adventure starts in the glamorous Cortina d’Ampezzo, famous for hosting the first televised Winter Olympics in 1956 and the upcoming 2026 Winter Games with Milan, Cortina offers a blend of Olympic history and chic sophistication. Discover the Cinque Torri area, a site of historic WWI battles, and descend to Alta Badia. Prepare to be mesmerized as you glide through the spellbinding Armentarola piste, renowned as one of the most beautiful ski runs in the world.
You'll then venture to the wonderful Val di Fassa and the awe-inspiring Marmolada, known as the "Queen of the Dolomites," at 3,342 meters (10,965')
One of the trip’s highlights is the renowned Sellaronda ski tour—a breathtaking loop around the Sella Massif, celebrated for its stunning landscapes and intermediate-friendly routes. This "merry-go-round" of skiing showcases the Dolomites’ diverse beauty.
Next, experience the Civetta Ski Area, surrounded by spectacular peaks and rich in history and the valleys of Alleghe, Selva di Cadore, Zoldo, and Palafavera with their exceptional and immersive ski experience.
After thrilling days on the slopes, unwind in top-tier hotels and charming rifugi, enjoying the unique culture and cuisine of the Dolomites. This ski safari promises a fascinating blend of adventure and natural beauty in the heart of the Dolomites.
What are you waiting for? Contact us today to book!
Please note: It is important to us that you get the most out of your Dolomite Mountains trip! Our ski safaris require a minimum ability of intermediate to advanced skiing.
Your adventure starts in the glamorous Cortina d’Ampezzo, famous for hosting the first televised Winter Olympics in 1956 and the upcoming 2026 Winter Games with Milan, Cortina offers a blend of Olympic history and chic sophistication. Discover the Cinque Torri area, a site of historic WWI battles, and descend to Alta Badia. Prepare to be mesmerized as you glide through the spellbinding Armentarola piste, renowned as one of the most beautiful ski runs in the world.
You'll then venture to the wonderful Val di Fassa and the awe-inspiring Marmolada, known as the "Queen of the Dolomites," at 3,342 meters (10,965')
One of the trip’s highlights is the renowned Sellaronda ski tour—a breathtaking loop around the Sella Massif, celebrated for its stunning landscapes and intermediate-friendly routes. This "merry-go-round" of skiing showcases the Dolomites’ diverse beauty.
Next, experience the Civetta Ski Area, surrounded by spectacular peaks and rich in history and the valleys of Alleghe, Selva di Cadore, Zoldo, and Palafavera with their exceptional and immersive ski experience.
After thrilling days on the slopes, unwind in top-tier hotels and charming rifugi, enjoying the unique culture and cuisine of the Dolomites. This ski safari promises a fascinating blend of adventure and natural beauty in the heart of the Dolomites.
What are you waiting for? Contact us today to book!
Please note: It is important to us that you get the most out of your Dolomite Mountains trip! Our ski safaris require a minimum ability of intermediate to advanced skiing.
Highlights
- Enjoy Cortina d'Ampezzo with its high-end boutiques and world-class dining
- Ski in the Cortina d’Ampezzo Area – Tofana di Rozes & Cinque Torri and Lagazuoi
- Experience the Armentarola slope, one of the most beautiful ski runs in the world
- Carve the Sellaronda Ski Tour – a unique circular connection of lifts and runs that links four Dolomite passes and Ladin valleys.
- Ski the Civetta area, Val di Fassa, and the breathtaking Marmolada "Queen of the Dolomites," at 3,342 meters (10,965')
- 2 nights in excellent, hand-selected luxury hotels.
- 4 nights in a cozy, traditional rifugio (mountain inn)
Day By Day
Trip itinerary may vary based on weather conditions, fitness levels and abilities of participants, and/or the recommendations of the Dolomite Mountains Team and your mountain guide. Daily mileage and altitude gain may vary depending on the device used.
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Day 1
Hotel in Cortina d'Ampezzo
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Day 2
Rifugio (B,D)
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Day 3
Rifugio (B,D)
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Day 4
Rifugio (B,D)
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Day 5
Rifugio (B,D)
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Day 6
Hotel in Corvara (B,D)
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Day 7
Accommodation
Great hotels with Dolomite Mountains. Whether intimate lodge, family run B&B, or luxury spa resort, our hotels are unique, eminently local, and hard to leave.
Want to learn more about our Luxury Hotels?
Luxury accommodations in the Dolomites combine the ultimate in comfort and refinement. From five star hotels, Michelin star-rated restaurants, and pampering spas, just because you are in the mountains does not mean you cannot have a truly luxe Italian experience in the Dolomites! From the chic town of Cortina d’Ampezzo, a popular destination for the rich and famous, to the quiet and discreet luxury of San Cassiano in Alta Badia, you will find accommodations with credentials ranging from membership in the exclusive Relais & Châteaux to The Leading Hotels of the World!
Want to learn more about our Mountain Inns & Rifugios?
Rifugios – or mountain huts in English – are the classic accommodations for hikers, climbers, mountaineers, and ski mountaineers in the Alps. Set in spectacular locations high in the Dolomites, rifugios are accessible only on foot (with a few exceptions that are reachable by car). These marvelous establishments are open primarily in the summer, with a select few in winter, and offer meals and sleeping facilities.
The Dolomite rifugios are considered the best in the Alps. While some are dormitory style with bunk beds, many meet the standard of a simple guest house with private rooms and en-suite bathrooms, and each has its own unique character and charm. Bedding and linens are provided, hot showers are available, and meals are served in common dining areas – like a small mountain inn set high in the mountains with the most incredible vistas in the Dolomites. Whether you’re hiking in summer or skiing in winter, an overnight rifugio stay is not to miss on a Dolomite holiday.
To learn even more about rifugios in the Dolomites, check out our Rifugios in the Dolomites article, and learn about one of the best ways to experience these incredible mountains!
Luxury accommodations in the Dolomites combine the ultimate in comfort and refinement. From five star hotels, Michelin star-rated restaurants, and pampering spas, just because you are in the mountains does not mean you cannot have a truly luxe Italian experience in the Dolomites! From the chic town of Cortina d’Ampezzo, a popular destination for the rich and famous, to the quiet and discreet luxury of San Cassiano in Alta Badia, you will find accommodations with credentials ranging from membership in the exclusive Relais & Châteaux to The Leading Hotels of the World!
Want to learn more about our Mountain Inns & Rifugios?
Rifugios – or mountain huts in English – are the classic accommodations for hikers, climbers, mountaineers, and ski mountaineers in the Alps. Set in spectacular locations high in the Dolomites, rifugios are accessible only on foot (with a few exceptions that are reachable by car). These marvelous establishments are open primarily in the summer, with a select few in winter, and offer meals and sleeping facilities.
The Dolomite rifugios are considered the best in the Alps. While some are dormitory style with bunk beds, many meet the standard of a simple guest house with private rooms and en-suite bathrooms, and each has its own unique character and charm. Bedding and linens are provided, hot showers are available, and meals are served in common dining areas – like a small mountain inn set high in the mountains with the most incredible vistas in the Dolomites. Whether you’re hiking in summer or skiing in winter, an overnight rifugio stay is not to miss on a Dolomite holiday.
To learn even more about rifugios in the Dolomites, check out our Rifugios in the Dolomites article, and learn about one of the best ways to experience these incredible mountains!
LEARN MORE:
Want to learn more about skiing in the Dolomite Mountains? Check out our Winter Article Resources, featuring articles on Dolomites Ski Resorts, Transitioning from On- to Off-Piste, and MORE!
Check our video gallery with some of the best free-ride videos in the Dolomites.
STILL WANT MORE?
Why not extend your adventure!
Dolomite Mountains offers fantastic extensions that you can enjoy before or after your trip in the Dolomites. Explore Venice, Verona, Lake Garda, Florence, or Milan, or any of the many other magical places found throughout Italy. There's no more perfect way to recover from jet lag upon arrival, or delay your return to reality at the end of your trip!
Want to learn more about skiing in the Dolomite Mountains? Check out our Winter Article Resources, featuring articles on Dolomites Ski Resorts, Transitioning from On- to Off-Piste, and MORE!
Check our video gallery with some of the best free-ride videos in the Dolomites.
STILL WANT MORE?
Why not extend your adventure!
Dolomite Mountains offers fantastic extensions that you can enjoy before or after your trip in the Dolomites. Explore Venice, Verona, Lake Garda, Florence, or Milan, or any of the many other magical places found throughout Italy. There's no more perfect way to recover from jet lag upon arrival, or delay your return to reality at the end of your trip!
Group Departures
Dates colored in GREEN are available; dates colored ORANGE have limited space; dates colored RED are sold out.
| Trip dates | Trip status | Price | |
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| 18-24 Jan, 2025 | Limited space | € 3980 | BOOK NOW |
Cost
All itineraries are subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control including, weather, road or trail conditions.
€3.980 per person
(minimum 4 pax).
Single room supplement (only hotel): €520
The cost is based on the specified hotel category (please see the cost inclusions list). If you would like an upgrade, please get in touch with us for a quotation.
We will do our best to accommodate you in the specified class of accommodations. However, if there is no availability in this category, we will offer you the next available classification at a supplementary price.
Single room supplement: on request, in hotels only.Please note that prices may increase between the time of quotation and booking. Your Dolomite Mountains consultant will inform you of any such changes.
Cost Includes:
- Airport group transfer from / to Venice International Airport (VCE) upon arrival and departure
- Trip briefing
- Logistics and maps of the areas
- 1 night accommodation in a 4-star hotel in Cortina d’Ampezzo
- 4 nights accommodation in a charming rifugio (mountain inn), best accommodations available
- 1 night accommodation in a 5-star hotel in Corvara
- Double room accommodations, as noted in Cost Details
- All breakfasts
- 5 dinners
- Local English speaking Professional UIAGM/IFMGA Ski Guide for 5 days
- Dolomiti Superski Skipass for 5 days
- Private transfers in the area as per itinerary
- Duffel bag luggage transfer to rifugio
- Luggage transfer from Cortina d’Ampezzo to Corvara
- A €15 donation to Wow Nature’s reforestation projects makes your trip carbon-neutral
- Third-party liability insurance for ski days
- Local tourist tax
- Italian VAT tax
Itinerary in Pictures
Ski Safari: The Best of the Dolomites GROUP DEPARTURE: Embark on a thrilling ski journey that condenses the best of Dolomites skiing. From the sun-drenched slopes of Cortina and Alta Badia to the breathtaking views of Marmolada, Civetta, and the Sellaronda. Enjoy world-class skiing and unforgettable alpine beauty.
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