Dolomites Private Tour from Verona

Dolomites Private Tour from Verona Highlights

Enjoy the stunning views of the Dolomites with a group of 8 people maximum

Take a cable car to Pass Pordoi at a staggering 7,300 feet high

Savor a lunch made of traditional treats and local delicacies

Discover this amazing corner of the world with an experienced guide

Why we chose this tour

Our Dolomites Tour from Verona whisks you high into the towering Limestone Alps for a day of reconnecting with nature, far from and high above busy city life. Enjoy panoramic views across the valley floor as you marvel at the natural splendor miles in the air and savor traditional culinary offerings with an unparalleled backdrop with a group containing a maximum of 8 people. This tour is available every Monday to Saturday.

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Dolomites Private Tour from Verona Itinerary

8:30 - Pickup from Verona

You will be picked up from a centralized location in Verona.

Guided Tour of the Dolomites

Leave the stunning streets of Verona behind as you wind your way to the stunning Dolomites Range, part of the Limestone Alps that ring Italy.
Enjoy the breathtaking views of Val Di Fassa, an expansive emerald valley surrounded by towering walls of mountains on every side.
You're sure to never forget these cinematic views on the way up to Passo Pordoi, a high path through the mountains that you'll ascend to reach even higher into the mountains.
Hop into a cable car to head to the 10,341 summit of the mountain to enjoy the spectacular panoramic views of the valley below and the white stones of Marmolada around you at this one of a kind destination.
Take some time to stop at a rifugio, a mountain refuge that serves traditional culinary fare, for a quick lunch before you head back to Verona.