Dolomites (Dolomiti) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Dolomites. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Dolomites Full-day Tour from Lake Garda
• Heart of the Dolomites starting from Cortina d'Ampezzo
• Helicopter tour over the Dolomites
• Private Paragliding Tandem flight Dolomites Alps Kronplatz
• Sellaronda Ski Tour

It’s free to visit the Dolomites, but many travelers choose to explore the vast natural landscape with a guide. Full-day shared tours from Lake Garda start at around €70, paragliding flights are upwards of €149, and private full-day car tours are from €375 per person.

The best time to visit the Dolomites depends on what your interests are. You can’t beat July through September if you’re a hiking fan, when the trails are open and the weather is warm. If you like winter sports, then December through March are great for skiing and snowboarding.

During winter, there are lots of snow activities you can do in the Dolomites. Options include snowshoeing, snowmobile riding, skiing, ice climbing, snowboarding, and even dog sledding. Plus, there’s all the fun of the après ski scene.

Yes, the Dolomites are suitable for beginner hikers, however, it’s advisable to spend time researching your route to ensure you go on a beginner-friendly trail (such as the Lake Dobbiaco Circuit). There are a lot of trails with steep ascents and descents, so a guided tour may be the best bet.

Yes, there’s budget-friendly accommodation in the Dolomites. Options include cozy guesthouses, hostels, and family-run B&Bs, rather than large hotels. Staying in the town of Ortisei is a good budget-friendly choice, while other options include Selva di Val Gardena, Cortina d’Ampezzo, and other small villages, such as Canazei and San Candido.