Enjoy a full-day tour from Venice to the Dolomites Mountains, a Unesco World Heritage. The tour departs from the city of Venice in the morning and takes you through scenic roads to the famous Cortina d'Ampezzo, a true paradise for sports and nature lovers that welcomes guests with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The resort will host the next Olympic Winter Games in 2026. After the visit to the wonderful town and a walk through the most prestigious and well-known street of the Dolomites, the Corso Italia pedestrian area, you will be driven through the panoramic road of Passo Tre Croci to Lake Misurina. There, you will have enough time to walk around the gorgeous lake and have lunch at one of the restaurants serving local food. In the summer, you can also rent a small boat to get around the lake or ride the panoramic chairlift to the Col de Varda Viewpoint. From the Lake, you can admire some of the most famous and beautiful peaks of the Dolomites and the Three Peaks of Lavaredo, considered to be the most striking rocks of the Dolomite mountains, famous all over the world. Then, on the way back, you will make a photo stop at Lake Auronzo, where you can walk on the dam and sometimes see the water rushing through gates. This tour will end at the meeting point in Venice in the evening but the memories will last a lifetime!
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Lee and Rachel
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4. april 20265Storbritannien
Our tour guide 'Valentino' I believe the ladies name was, was absolutely brilliant. She took us though some history of Venice throughout out the tour and at each stop explained what the history of the area was, such as, lago Di Santa Catrina Dam, Misurina lake and Cortina d'Ampezzo where the Olympics were held. All stunning along with the route and the driver gave us a very comfortable safe ride along route. Only down side was the lifts to the top of the dolomites was closed due to time of year.
