Dolomiti Superski On-Piste Ski Safari

Dolomiti Superski is the best way to enjoy skiing in the Dolomites thanks to its 1.200 kilometers of slopes distributed in the best ski resorts of South Tyrol, Trentino and Veneto mountain regions.

Skiing has been practiced here since the 30s and it boomed thanks to 1956 Cortina d'Ampezzo Winter Olympic Games. This long history created an incredible know-how in the area. It contributes to make Dolomiti Superski the most wished on-piste ski tour of the world, together with top accommodation and food & beverage services, brand new lifts and the unique beauty of Dolomite mountains. 

The tour includes Val di Fassa, Marmolada glacier, Lagazuoi/Cinque Torri, Cortina d'Ampezzo, Alta Badia and Val Gardena ski areas.

During the ski safari, you stay in 4-star hotels, where you can regenerate yourself after a day of skiing, and in one mountain hut.

Thanks to the incredible cultural mix of the area, you have the possibility to get to know Italian, Tyrolean and Ladin culture, accommodation style and food & beverage traditions both in the valley floor small towns and in the high altitude huts. This proximity of different peoples is also evident in the traces of recent past, with some massive sites of the First World War characterising mountains peaks. The historical heritage is well preserved and it gives life to one of the tours you live during your skiing experience: the WW1 ski tour. The famous Sellaronda mountain passes tour and the Super-8 mountain peaks tour are also included in the ski safari!

Nature, cultures, history but most of all tons of snow and hundreds kilometers of beautiful slopes connected with brand new lifts: six amazing days in the Dolomites ski paradise!

You can decide to experience your on-piste Dolomiti Superski Ski Safari on self-guided or guided modality.

On a self-guided ski safari you ski independently, therefore without the accompaniment of a ski guide. We take care of all the organization, select and book hotels and huts, elaborate a detailed day-by-day itinerary and provide 24-hour support.

On a guided ski safari, for the entire duration of the ski safari you will be accompanied by a Ski Guide and you can decide to live the experience of off-piste freeride. A ski guide is the best solution if you want to live your experience on the snow in the Dolomites completely carefree. The guide not only allows you to build a tailor-made holiday, but it is also a gateway to the culture and traditions of the Italian Alps.

To safely face the safari, you need to have a good skiing level, which means being able to parallel ski on slopes of intermediate difficulty (red ski slopes).

Program details: 

• DAY 1
  Arrival in Val di Fassa (Trentino) and check-in in 4* hotel.
   
• DAY 2 - SKI AREA VAL DI FASSA and ARABBA
  Total km of slopes in the ski area: 93. Blue slopes km: 28. Red slopes km: 55. Black slopes km: 10.
  The tour starts in Val di Fassa ski area. Once reached ski slopes, from which you can enjoy a wonderful view of Platkofel and Langkofel mountains, your skiing adventure begins! Skiing you enter in the Arabba ski area and take the lifts until reaching the incredible height of 3.269 m at Punta Rocca, on the top of the Marmolada glacier! Here "La Bellunese" slope starts, 12 km of descent during which you will be astonished by some incredible views of the Dolomites. Dinner and overnight stay in hotel.

• DAY 3 - SKI AREA CIVETTA and CINQUE TORRI
  Total km of slopes in the ski area: 92. Blue slopes km: 38. Red slopes km: 46. Black slopes km: 8.
  Transfer to Alleghe. The small town is the access point to the Civetta Ski Area, the biggest ski resort in the Venetian region. Gran Zuita is the main descent of the day with its 7 kilometers. After enjoying new slopes, transfer to Cinque Torri ski area. You access the ski area and enjoy the second part of your skiing day surrounded by Averau, Nuvolau and Five Towers peaks. Dinner and overnight stay in hut.
   
• DAY 4 - SKI AREA CORTINA
  Total km of slopes in the ski area: 86. Blue slopes km: 38. Red slopes km: 36. Black slopes km: 12.
  The day starts, skis on, moving towards Cortina d'Ampezzo. Here you have access to the Tofana ski area, where you find a series of gentle blue slopes that brings you to the magnificent Olympic and World Cup descents and other breathtaking red and black slopes. Skiing again on more gentle routes, you cross Cortina d'Ampezzo to go discover the other main ski areas of the olympic city: Cristallo-Faloria. Here the panoramic Vitelli and the technical Scoiattolo slopes awaits you to end the day in style. Dinner and overnight stay in hotel.
   
• DAY 5 - SKI AREA LAGAZUOI and ALTA BADIA 
  Total km of slopes in the ski area: 150. Blue slopes km: 80. Red slopes km: 62. Black slopes km: 8.
  You leave Cortina early in the morning in order not to lose a minute of the amazing ski day awaiting for you. Once moved to the Lagazuoi ski area, you enjoy the last slopes in the Venetian side of the Dolomites and enter in the Alta Badia ski area (South Tyrol) by descending one of the best slopes of the tour: the Armentarola. At the end of the slope, you find an horse carriage that brings you in Alta Badia. Here you ascent to an area characterised by the precence of a series of funny slopes where you can challenge your family and friends on lots of themed tracks. The ski area offers suggestive slopes too, as for example the Gran Risa black descent, which every year hosts World Cup Men's Giant Slalom. Dinner and overnight stay in hotel.
   
• DAY 6 - SKI AREA VAL GARDENA
  Total km of slopes in the ski area: 181. Blue slopes km: 53. Red slopes km: 106. Black slopes km: 22.
  Val Gardena ski area is the biggest of the safari. You access to it crossing one of the passes making part of the Sellaronda tour. The day continues in the Ciampinoi, Seceda and Col Raiser-Saslong areas. Saslong is also the most famous slope in Val Gardena and the Saslong B red variant too excites skiers with its bends and gradients. Make the most of your skiing day in full relaxation. Dinner and overnight stay in hotel.
   
• DAY 7 - SELLA PASS and SKI AREA BUFFAURE-CIAMPAC
  Total km of slopes in the ski area: 23,5. Blue slopes km: 1,5. Red slopes km: 17. Black slopes km: 5.
  Your last ski day begins with a rapid "transfer" skis on feet to go back to Val di Fassa ski area. Here you can reach the Buffaure-Ciampac ski area by skibus and enjoy your last slopes in this small gem of alpine ski. Whether you prefer to relax and rest before departure, you may visit the "Ladin de Fascia" museum, a very interesting museum on the local Ladin culture. It is only one of the cultural attractions that you will find indicated in your travel documents and certainly worth a visit. Dinner and overnight stay in hotel.
   
• DAY 8 
  Departure.

Additional clarifications

The program could be changed at the discretion of the Campo Base Team based on weather and snow conditions, maintaining unaltered, however, the basic structure and the aims of the proposal.