Great Dolomites Road from Bolzano: Private car tourA private six-hour car tour from Bolzano through the Great Dolomites Road, crossing the Ega Valley and climbing to Pordoi Pass before descending into Gardena Valley and Ortisei. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, with a driver-guide speaking English or Italian. The cable car to Sass Pordoi (open May through October and Christmas to Easter) is optional at extra cost.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the Dolomites' most dramatic peaks and passes in a single day without navigating the mountain roads yourself—a private car means the driver handles the 27 hairpins and switchbacks while you watch the landscape change from valley to alpine pass to Gardena Valley.
Bolzano Dolomites: Winter hike & sled tour with guideYou’ll hike snowy Dolomite trails near Bolzano with a local guide who picks quieter routes just for your group. Try micro crampons if needed, share lunch in a cozy mountain hut, then finish by sledding back down through silent forests—a mix of laughter, fresh air, and moments you’ll remember long after the trip.
Dolomites tour: hidden valleys and mountain culture day tripA private full-day tour of the Dolomites with a driver-guide who speaks English, Portuguese, Italian or German, covering the Isarco Valley, Val di Funes, the Falzarego Pass and Lake Carezza. The route adapts to your pace and interests; pickup from your accommodation is included, and you choose whether to walk to a mountain hut, ride the cable car (May to November) or stop at rifugios for lunch. Winter and road closures may alter the itinerary.Is it for me?Spend your day in the hidden valleys—Isarco, Val di Funes, past castles and vineyards—where your expert guide stops when something catches your eye, letting the mountains reveal themselves through local history and traditions rather than famous viewpoints.
Dolomites Sports Car Tour: Drive Iconic Passes from BolzanoYou’ll drive your own sports car along legendary Dolomite passes with a local guide leading the way. Expect jaw-dropping scenery, authentic food stops, and plenty of chances to soak up mountain air—all without worrying about navigation or missing hidden gems.
