
The Sella Ronda
Four passes and four valleys linked in one circuit that can be skied in a day in either direction, with lifts and marked pistes all the way round. It is the clearest reason to base a ski week here rather than in a single resort.

Dolomites
Connected ski areas, from the Sella Ronda circuit to the slopes of Madonna di Campiglio.
Skiing in the Dolomites means one of the largest connected ski areas in Europe: lifts let skiers move between Val Gardena, Val di Fassa, Alta Badia and Cortina d'Ampezzo in a single day, and the Dolomiti Superski pass covers twelve areas.
We plan ski weeks around the area that suits the group: the Sella Ronda circuit for skiers who want distance and variety, Madonna di Campiglio and the Skirama area for wide groomed runs beneath the Brenta Dolomites. The season runs from early December to early April.
Hotels are chosen close to the lifts, with lift passes, airport transfers and English-speaking assistance arranged before arrival, so a Dolomites ski holiday starts on the snow rather than at a ticket office.

Four passes and four valleys linked in one circuit that can be skied in a day in either direction, with lifts and marked pistes all the way round. It is the clearest reason to base a ski week here rather than in a single resort.

The villages along the circuit keep their Ladin identity and their own kitchens, so evenings stay in the valley rather than in a purpose-built resort. Hotels are chosen within walking distance of a lift, with passes and transfers arranged before arrival.


Our team in Italy shapes each itinerary around your dates, pace and level, for private travellers and for travel agencies.