Dolomiti Superski Mountain Resort

Dolomiti Superski is considered today as the best Italian region for skiing and active recreation. Here you can find slopes of any level. Beginners will be delighted by the abundance of "blue" slopes in the Dolomites, which are perfect for a leisurely stroll while enjoying the surroundings. Professionals in the skiing field will be thrilled by the challenging "black" slopes that take your breath away. However, the region's offerings go beyond downhill skiing. Snow parks and cross-country ski tracks, opportunities for climbing, and paragliding – all these are available to tourists in Dolomiti Superski. After an active day, be sure to visit local cafes and restaurants to enjoy local cuisine and try exquisite Italian wines.

Main Resorts

The Dolomites have united the slopes of all 12 resorts with one ski pass. Among the most popular are:

• Val Gardena;
• Val di Fassa;
• Alta Badia;
• San Martino di Castrozza;
• Canazei;
• Ortisei;
• Cortina d'Ampezzo;
• Valle Isarco.

Airport Transfers

If you plan to relax in the Dolomites region, the most convenient arrival points will be the airports of the following cities:

• Order a transfer from Verona Airport;
• Venice Marco Polo Airport;
• Treviso Airport;
• Bergamo Airport;
• Milan Linate.

Be sure to book a transfer from the airport to the Dolomites in advance. This way, you save on costs and ensure a comfortable journey. English-speaking drivers will make you feel confident throughout the trip by communicating in your native language.

What to See

For those who appreciate intellectual leisure, the following attractions in the Dolomites region will be interesting:

• Open-air museum in Cortina d'Ampezzo;
• Medieval castle in Alta Badia.

For those visiting the Dolomites area in February, the Ladin Carnival, held annually in Pozza di Fassa, is a must-see where you can enjoy and immerse yourself in the ancient culture of the locals.