Dolomites Ski Holiday: 5-Day Dolomites Ski Safari

The Ultimate Dolomites Ski Holiday: Your 5-Day Dolomites Ski Safari

There are several reasons to prefer this 5-day Dolomites ski holiday solution:

Avoid Crowds: Starting on a Monday (as I warmly suggest), you’ll skip the typical weekend confusion when tourist skiers are added to the mix of local Saturday and Sunday skiers. This is a key aspect to improve your Dolomites ski holiday.

Convenient Travel: Your Dolomites ski holiday will be scheduled from Monday to Friday, another important factor to facilitate your travel and flights on the weekends.

Here’s a summary of your 5-day Dolomites ski safari itinerary:

General information about the Ski Safari in the Dolomites

Ski Safari Dolomites skis Click here for essential information to plan your Dolomites Ski Safari: logistics, organization, and more. Every salient info in this main page!

Your arrival at Bolzano - The day before

ski trip base camp

Most guests arrive in Bolzano by train, followed by a short 15-minute walk to Villa Anita, where we’ll stay the night before the Ski Safari begins.

In the evening, we’ll have an initial briefing to check equipment and review the general organisation of the Ski Safari Dolomites. This hotel will serve as your base camp, and the friendly staff will store any extra luggage you won’t need during the ski days.

Your Dolomites experience officially begins with dinner at the traditional Hopfen Restaurant, well known for its homemade beer and bread—an excellent way to start the journey.

DAY 1

From Bolzano to Sella Pass (5-6 hours of skiing)

Take a short bus ride to Siusi/Seis and enter the vast Dolomiti Superski area.

Explore the Siusi/Seis and Gardena Valley ski areas before reaching the Sella Pass.

Relax at the fantastic Rifugio Monti Pallidi, offering hotel-standard comfort in a stunning location.

DAY 2

From Sella pass to Falzarego Pass (about 6-7 hours of skiing)

Traverse the Pordoi Pass, crossing the Arabba, Marmolada, Civetta, and Cinque Torri ski areas (with short bus transfers between valleys).

Arrive at the Falzarego Pass and spend the night at the excellent Rifugio Col Gallina, known for its perfect position.

DAY 3

Cortina (about 5-6 hours of skiing).

Leave your luggage at Rifugio Col Gallina and fully explore Cortina’s famous ski areas: Tofane, Faloria, and Cristallo.

Return to the cozy Rifugio Col Gallina to unwind for another evening.

DAY 4

Lagazuoi – Badia valley (about 6 hours of skiing)

Ascend via the impressive Lagazuoi cableway and ski down the Dolomites’ longest slope into the Badia Valley.

Complete the Sella Ronda’s southern side, then conquer the Fassa Valley, Collac, and Bufaure ski areas.

End the day with a stay and pampering sauna session at Rifugio Baita Cuz.

DAY 5

Buffaure – Ciampedie – Carezza (about 5 hours of skiing)

Descend into the mid-Fassa Valley (Pozza di Fassa), cross to the Ciampedie ski area, and reach Vigo di Fassa.

Take a final bus to the Costalunga/Karer Pass, exploring the Karer Pass ski area before arriving in Welschnofen/Nova Levante.

Conclude your ski safari with a bus ride back to Bolzano and another night at the charming Villa Anita.

Let the adventure begin!

Current prices for the winter season 2025/2026

Below you’ll find the current prices for the Ski Safari Dolomites winter season 2025/2026.

Prices vary depending on:

number of days
group size
level of customisation

All Ski Safari Dolomites itineraries are private and tailor-made, and prices are calculated accordingly. For a precise quotation, please contact me with your preferred dates and group details.