Italian Dolomites: 4 Days
- Length4 days
- Groupup to 8 people
- Formatgroup tour
- DifficultyModerate
A short mountain trip from Munich: in four days we cover the best routes in the Italian Dolomites. The loop trail around Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Lake Braies and Lake Carezza, the climb up Seceda and one of the region's finest views — the church of St. Magdalena.
The route is planned in advance: we travel by minibus with a driver, stay in an alpine house and apartments, and the tour leader guides the hikes and takes photos and video. All you need to do is grab a backpack and go.
The group is small, up to eight people, so there's enough attention for everyone. If you're coming solo, you won't be bored: the company comes together on its own.
Difficulty
A full, active tour: we hike in the mountains and drive a lot over mountain passes. On day two there's an easier hiking option.
Accommodation
Alpine house and apartments
Transport
Minivan
Comfortable 8-seat minibus with a driver. Vehicle fully insured.
Day by day
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We leave Munich at 13:00 by minibus. First stop is Lake Braies, one of the most famous and scenic lakes in the Dolomites.
After a walk and some photos we head to our accommodation near Cortina d'Ampezzo, a cosy alpine town where we'll spend the first two nights. In the evening we get to know the group, have dinner and rest before a busy day.
300 km drive
What's included
- Minibus rental and fuel
- Tour leader and driver throughout
- 3 nights' accommodation in a double room
- Organising and guiding the hikes
- Park entrance fees and parking
- Full vehicle insurance
- Photos and video from the tour leader
Not included
- Travel to Munich
- Meals
- Lift pass (about €65)
- Spa (about €56)
Insurance for active trips
We work with ERGO and are insured with them ourselves: their travel policy covers active holidays, hiking in the mountains and trips to exotic countries. It takes a few minutes to arrange online.
Dates & prices
- 10 – 13 June 2027GatheringAll ages€970
- 16 – 19 September 2027GatheringAll ages€970
FAQ
Do I need to be in good shape?
The tour is active: we hike in the mountains and drive over passes, so being used to walking helps. On day two you can choose an easier hike to Cadini di Misurina instead of Lake Sorapis. The tour leader may adjust the programme along the way.
Where do we stay?
In an alpine house and apartments: two nights near Cortina d'Ampezzo, then we move to the other side of the Dolomites, to the Pozza di Fassa area. Two people of the same gender per room.
How do meals work?
Meals are not included. Breakfasts and dinners are usually at home: eggs, omelette and sandwiches for breakfast, pasta or pizza most often for dinner. We also have lunch and dinner at local restaurants.
How much do the lifts and the spa cost?
They're paid separately and are optional: a day lift pass is about €65, the spa about €56. Prices may change.
What should I bring?
Dress in layers: a warm windproof jacket, ideally water-resistant, thermal underwear, a fleece or down jacket, a hat, scarf and gloves. Footwear: a few pairs, one waterproof, plus trekking boots with non-slip soles for the hikes. You'll also want trekking poles, a small backpack, a water bottle, a first-aid kit, sunscreen and sunglasses, a swimsuit for the spa and a torch for the Lagazuoi tunnels.
Can I come solo?
Yes, many people come on their own. Participants are usually between 25 and 50, and the group is no more than eight people. 14 days before the trip you'll meet the group in a Telegram chat and get the final programme.
Can I cancel the tour and get my money back?
Refund terms depend on the rules of the specific tour. As a rule, the earlier you let us know you can't make it, the more you can get back. In some cases the organiser can offer a replacement or move the tour to other dates. Check the cancellation policy before booking to avoid misunderstandings.
What insurance do I need?
Medical insurance for the whole duration of the trip. It's not included in the tour price. We work with ERGO and are insured with them ourselves: their policy covers active holidays, mountain hiking and trips to exotic countries. If you're not sure what to choose, write to us — we'll tell you what to look for in the terms.
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