Dolomites Grand Loop Sellaronda × Cortina 6 nights
Dolomites Grand Loop: Sellaronda & Cortina Route – 6 nights
Price Per Person
Starting at TWD 95,000
Category
Explore the heart of the Dolomites in 8 days: stay in Ortisei and Cortina, ski the Sellaronda loop and 2026 Winter Games slopes in winter, or hike Seceda, Sassolungo, and Marmolada in summer, with stunning views of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo.
Transfer
- Milan - Verona Frecciarossa High Speed Train (roundtrip 2nd class)
- Verona - Bolzano Trenitalia Regional Train (roundtrip 2nd class)
- Private shuttle Bolzano - Ortisei
- Private shuttle Ortisei - Cortina
- Private shuttle Cortina - Bolzano
Tickets
- Dolomiti Superski Ski Pass Flexi 3 Days
- Dolomiti Supersummer Lift Pass Flexi 3 Days
Stays
- Ortisei Room Only x 3 nights
- Cortina d'Ampezzo Room Only x 3 nights
- In the event that the recommended hotels are fully booked, this itinerary will not be applicable.
Others
- Travel Accident Insurance: TWD 3,000,000 overseas travel accident coverage + TWD 1,500,000 actual medical expenses + TWD 1,000,000 emergency assistance (valid only for flights departing from Taiwan)
- Travel Liability Insurance: TWD 5,000,000 accident coverage + TWD 200,000 medical coverage (valid only for flights departing from Taiwan)
- Travel Inconvenience Insurance: Overseas travel inconvenience coverage
- Europe Data Plan
Trip Rules
- 2026 Rates | Starting from TWD 95,000+ per person
- Winter (Nov 29 – Apr 10): From TWD 119,000+
- Summer (All other dates): From TWD 95,000+
- Price based on twin sharing / double occupancy.
- Hotel rates may be adjusted during peak seasons or special event periods; final prices will be based on the actual hotel rates at the time of booking.
- In the event of train maintenance or service suspension, the itinerary may be subject to change. Please consult a travel advisor for further details.
- The price does not include airfare, passport fees, visa fees, train sleeper surcharges, or hotel city taxes.
Trip Map
Detailed Itinerary
Route Map Introduction
This is a classic Dolomites route designed for both winter and summer travel.
Starting and ending in Milan, the journey connects the two key mountain hubs of Ortisei and Cortina d’Ampezzo, with iconic highlights such as Sellaronda, Seceda, Sassolungo, Marmolada, and the Tre Cime di Lavaredo all clearly mapped out.
In winter, the route comes alive through skiing and cable cars, completing the legendary Sellaronda ski loop and reaching the future 2026 Winter Games venues in Cortina.
In summer, the same journey transforms into a world-class hiking experience, combining mountain lifts, panoramic trails, and alpine lakes within the UNESCO-listed Dolomites.
Fida Travel has carefully packaged the most efficient rail connections and private mountain transfers, allowing you to experience the heart of the Dolomites without self-driving.
Selected accommodations in Ortisei and Cortina are arranged to match the pace of the journey, offering comfort, scenery, and seamless logistics.
Should you need any adjustments or advice, our real-person travel consultants are available to tailor the route according to your travel season, schedule, and activity level—
turning a famous route into one that truly fits you.
Day 1 | Milan – Verona – Bolzano – Ortisei
Take a high-speed Frecciarossa train from Milan (approx. 1h 15m) to Verona, then transfer to a regional train (1h 30m) to Bolzano. Upon arrival, a private transfer will whisk you away to Ortisei, the primary hub of Val Gardena.
Ortisei is the most elegant town in the Val Gardena valley and serves as the perfect base for exploring the Dolomites. With three major cable cars leading directly to different mountain peaks, the town offers unparalleled convenience for all travelers.
Accommodation: Ortisei
Marmolada
Known as the “Queen of the Dolomites,” Marmolada is the highest peak in the range and the only one crowned with a glacier.
Sassolungo
Shaped like a giant thumb, Sassolungo is the unmistakable symbol of Val Gardena and one of the Dolomites’ most recognizable peaks.
Seceda
Seceda is the signature landmark of Ortisei, famous for its dramatic “knife-edge” ridgeline—one of the most iconic views in the Dolomites.
Day 2-3 | Ortisei 近郊
從 Ortisei 你可以前往：
- Sellaronda 四大核心城鎮 Corvara, Arabba, Selva, Canazei/Fassa
- Seceda Ortisei 的招牌地標，那標誌性的「刀鋒山」斷崖就在這裡。
- Sassolungo 形狀像一個巨大的拇指，是 Val Gardena 的象徵。
- Marmolada 被譽為「多洛米蒂的女王」，是山脈的最高峰，擁有唯一的冰河。
住宿：Ortisei
Canazei / Val di Fassa
Positioning: A major transport hub with a lively, active atmosphere. Winter: A key southern base for the Sellaronda with access to Marmolada. Summer: A wide variety of hiking, cable car routes, and mountain lakes. Ambiance: Lively and energetic; perfect for groups of friends or families. Ideal For: Travelers who want plenty of activities and a vibrant town feel.
Selva di Val Gardena
Positioning: Located right in the center of the ski resorts with maximum functionality. Winter: True "ski-in/ski-out" convenience; the most efficient hub for the Sellaronda. Summer: Numerous alpine hiking options, though it feels more like a bustling town than Ortisei. Iconic Peaks: Sassolungo. Ideal For: Ski-focused travelers who demand efficiency and convenience.
Arabba
The highest point of Sellaronda and the gateway to Marmolada. Positioning: High altitude, superior snow conditions, and hardcore alpine scenery. Winter: The critical entry point to the Marmolada Glacier. Summer: A strong mountaineering atmosphere with more challenging hiking routes. Iconic Peaks: Marmolada. Ideal For: Advanced skiers
Corvara (Alta Badia)
Positioning: One of the most "sophisticated" mountain villages in the Dolomites. Winter: Smooth slopes in the Alta Badia area with seamless connection to the Sellaronda. Summer: High-plateau hiking combined with the highest density of Michelin-starred restaurants. Ambiance: Quiet, premium, and geared towards a mature clientele. Ideal For: Travelers who prioritize fine dining and accommodation quality over nightlife. 👉 One-line Selling Point: Ski like a pro by day, dine like a king by night.
Day 4 | Heading to the Winter Games Destination: Cortina d’Ampezzo
Today, a private transfer will take you from your hotel to Cortina d’Ampezzo.
Known as the "Queen of the Dolomites," Cortina is Italy’s most prestigious ski resort and alpine destination. Set within a vast mountain basin, it offers a more expansive and majestic vista compared to the enclosed valleys of Ortisei.
Cortina was the host of the 1956 Winter Games and will co-host the 2026 Winter Games. The town center, Corso Italia, is a pedestrian paradise lined with high-end boutiques, art galleries, and top-tier restaurants, exuding an air of Italian fashion and aristocratic charm.
- Accommodation: Cortina d’Ampezzo (3 nights)
Italy Tre Cime di Lavaredo
An iconic landmark of the Dolomites, the Tre Cime di Lavaredo features three majestic rock towers rising from a high mountain plateau. This UNESCO World Heritage site is celebrated as one of the most spectacular natural wonders in the Alps.
Lago di Braies
Lago di Braies is one of the most famous lakes in the Dolomites, known for its crystal-clear waters and stunning scenery. Winter: Snow-covered lake views, occasionally frozen. Summer: Lakeside trails, photography, and easy hiking.
Cinque Torri
Cinque Torri is a classic Dolomites landmark combining nature and history, featuring five striking rock towers. Winter: Easy ski slopes with views of historical wartime ruins. Summer: Hiking, photography, and exploring World War I high-altitude ruins.
Tofana (Tofana di Mezzo / Tofana di Rozes)
The Tofana mountains are the main Winter Olympic competition sites in Cortina, offering majestic terrain for skiing and hiking. Winter: Olympic-standard ski slopes with cable car viewpoints. Summer: Alpine hiking, summit views, and Via Ferrata climbing routes.
Corso Italia
The town center of Cortina d’Ampezzo is the most iconic mountain town in the Dolomites, filled with boutique shops, cafes, and restaurants. Winter: After skiing, stroll through town and enjoy local dining while experiencing the Winter Games ambiance. Summer: Leisurely walks and café breaks with mountain views, serving as a base for hiking and climbing.
Day 5–6 | Adventures around Cortina d’Ampezzo
Winter: A Snowy Wonderland
In winter, Cortina transforms into a silver paradise. Beyond professional skiing, it offers a lifestyle of refined leisure:
For Ski Lovers: Access over 120km of slopes. We highly recommend the Tofane area for its World Cup runs, or the Lagazuoi cable car for a legendary long run that ends with a unique horse-drawn sleigh shuttle.
Snowmobiling & Sledding: A Cortina specialty! Ride a snowmobile to the foot of the Tre Cime (Three Peaks) and rent a sled to zip back down the mountain for an exhilarating rush.
Winter Hiking & Snowshoeing: Explore groomed trails near Passo Giau or Lake Misurina—perfect for non-skiers to enjoy the winter skyline.
Ice Sports: Visit the 1956 Winter Games Ice Stadium for ice skating or curling.
Chic Après-Ski: Stroll through Corso Italia for the ultimate après-ski experience—sip mulled wine and soak in the stylish atmosphere of the luxury boutiques.
Summer: A Hiker’s Paradise
In summer, Cortina is the ultimate base for exploring the eastern Dolomites’ most famous landmarks:
Cinque Torri (Five Towers): These unique rock pillars are a rock-climbing mecca and host an "Open Air WWI Museum," where you can walk through restored Italian trenches and tunnels.
Tofana di Mezzo Cable Car: Even for non-hikers, this is a must-see. Ascend to 3,244 meters for a 360-degree panoramic view of the entire Ampezzo Valley.
Via Ferrata (Iron Path): Cortina is the birthplace of this sport. Under the guidance of a professional guide, traverse cliffside paths with safety cables for the ultimate alpine adrenaline rush.
Tofana (Tofana di Mezzo / Tofana di Rozes)
The Tofana mountains are the main Winter Olympic competition sites in Cortina, offering majestic terrain for skiing and hiking. Winter: Olympic-standard ski slopes with cable car viewpoints. Summer: Alpine hiking, summit views, and Via Ferrata climbing routes.
Cinque Torri
Cinque Torri is a classic Dolomites landmark combining nature and history, featuring five striking rock towers. Winter: Easy ski slopes with views of historical wartime ruins. Summer: Hiking, photography, and exploring World War I high-altitude ruins.
Accommodation Guide
Ortisei
Ortisei Hotel Garni Snaltnerhof
In the heart of Ortisei, at Piazza S. Antonio, next to bus stops; only ~50 m walk to the Seceda/Feceda cable car. Traditional Tyrolean alpine style with cozy interior and historical character.
Ortisei Garni & Apartments Planlim
A short ~5‑minute walk to Ortisei’s cable cars and bus stops, surrounded by shops and eateries. Modern alpine boutique style with natural materials and garden views. Close to ski bus stops and lifts in winter; great base for hiking & biking in summer.
Ortisei Garni Hubertus
In a quiet central Ortisei location, within walking distance to lifts and town center. Traditional alpine‑style apartments with wood furnishings and mountain views.
Cortina d’Ampezzo
Cortina Sport Hotel
Central Cortina d’Ampezzo, within walking distance of shops, restaurants, and lift/bus connections. Ski storage in winter; bike/hike services & gear info in summer.
Cortina Franceschi Park Hotel
Close to Cortina d’Ampezzo center and lift/bus links. Elegant comfort blending modern and alpine traditions. Relaxed park‑like setting near town.
