Experience

Dolomite Mountains starting from Venice

Venice· Canals · quiet morningsGerman, English, Italian

Enjoy the Dolomites with a tour through the mountain passes starting and ending in Venice.  The professional English speaking driver, local of the Dolomites, will drive you to the heart of the Dolomites facing the rocks. On the way you will have a fast view on the Prosecco land (from the highway), on the damn of Longarone and drive through the Zoldo valley. The first pass will be Staulanza facing the Pelmo mountain, then Passo Giau with stunning views on a wide mountain range and Cortina valley. Lunch* in Cortina center and back to the mountains to Passo Falzarego with cable car ride option* (IF SCHEDULE PERMITS) and drive back to Venice through Alleghe lake and Belluno. You will be able to stop for pictures and will receive explanations about the mountains, history and traditions and a map of the itinerary. Bottles of water and Wi-Fi free on board. *=extra cost

Languages
German, English, Italian

What's included

National Park fees
All taxes, fees and handling charges
Wi-Fi connection
Driver/guide
Bottled water (Dolomia)

Meeting point & pickup

Meet at the designated start point

Cancellation

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Where this sits in Venice

Venice is about 11 min by road from Venice Marco Polo Airport. Extraordinary and genuinely crowded, and the two are easy to reconcile: stay the night. The day trippers leave around six, and the city that is left — quiet canals, lit windows, footsteps — is the one worth coming for.

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