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Dolomites ski safari

  • Skier trekking through the snow in the Dolomites
San Cassiano – Alta Badia – Selva Val Gardena – Marmolada Glacier – Cortina d’Ampezzo

Dolomites
ski safari

Renowned for their natural beauty, the Dolomites provide the perfect winter playground, especially when it comes to a ski safari seemingly conjured straight from the dreams of  confident red runners.

In the company of professional mountain guides, ski different terrain each day before cosying up for the night in family-run mountain huts where the hospitality is second to none.

Featuring a route that can be enjoyed entirely on lift-served pistes or which can encompass more challenging off-piste terrain, the itinerary allows for maximum time on the slopes. While fabulous cuisine, from hearty traditional fare to gourmet dining at Michelin-starred restaurants, makes for some delectable refuelling time.

View from on a cable car as skiers go to the hilltop in the Dolomites
Mountain faces in Arabba in the Dolomites, Italy
People skiing downhill on a run in the Dolomites, Italy by Giuseppe Ghedina
essential infomation
  • 5
    NIGHTS
IDEAL TIME
  • Dec - Apr
    IDEAL
WHEN TO GO
  • 2hrs 05min
    LHR - INN
FLIGHT TIME
  • Snow - sure
    COUPLES
IDEAL FOR
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