Ski Holiday · Dolomiten · 80 minutes transfer
The UNESCO Dolomites (Italian: Dolomiti, German: Dolomiten, Ladin: Dolomites) are South Tyrol's premier premium Italian Alpine ski destination — home to all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups + the Three Peaks of Lavaredo + the premium Sellaronda 500 km ski circuit + the premium Dolomiti Superski (1,200 km + 450 lifts). Choose from ski hotel across all the UNESCO Dolomite ski areas (Alta Badia + Val Gardena + Kronplatz + 3 Zinnen + Seiser Alm + Val d'Ega + Selva di Val Gardena + Ortisei + Corvara + La Villa) with premium Italian Alpine village atmosphere, premium half-board fine dining and premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski atmosphere (premium ski-in/ski-out facilities + premium ski wellness + premium ski cuisine). Plus all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups + Three Peaks of Lavaredo + premium Sellaronda 500 km circuit + premium Dolomiti Superski 1,200 km + Catinaccio Enrosadira sunset + premium Ladin Italian Alpine villages + 9 Michelin in Alta Badia. With SkyAlps Holidays in 3 hours from Antwerp — instead of 13+ hours by car via Germany, Austria and the Brenner Pass. Perfect for premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine UNESCO Dolomites ski holidays.
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Direct flight Antwerp International ANR → Bolzano BZO (1h 40 min) + ski hotel in the UNESCO Dolomites, EU-protected ski package holiday. Highlight: ski hotel across all the UNESCO Dolomite ski areas (Alta Badia + Val Gardena + Kronplatz + 3 Zinnen + Seiser Alm + Val d'Ega + Val Gardena Selva + Ortisei + Corvara + La Villa) with premium Italian Alpine village atmosphere + premium half-board fine dining + premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski atmosphere (premium ski-in/ski-out facilities + premium ski wellness + premium ski cuisine + premium ski boot warmers + premium ski room + premium Italian-German-Ladin trilingual ski heritage). Plus all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups since 26 June 2009 — over 15 years of premium UNESCO World Heritage recognition (Pelmo-Croda da Lago + Marmolada + Pale di San Martino + Dolomiti Friulane e d'Oltre Piave + Dolomiti Settentrionali including Three Peaks of Lavaredo + Puez-Odle + Sciliar-Catinaccio + Bletterbach + Dolomiti di Brenta — uniquely premium UNESCO Italian Alpine heritage) + Three Peaks of Lavaredo/Drei Zinnen (UNESCO Dolomite peaks — Cima Grande 2,999 m + Cima Ovest 2,973 m + Cima Piccola 2,857 m) + premium Sellaronda 500 km ski circuit (premium 4-valley Italian Alpine ski circuit + premium Dolomiti Superski connection — uniquely premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski circuit heritage) + premium Dolomiti Superski (premium 1,200 km of premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski slopes + 450 lifts + premium 12 ski areas — premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski heritage as one of the world's largest premium ski circuits) + Catinaccio Enrosadira sunset alpenglow (the famous family-friendly King Laurin's Rose Garden legend — over 800 years of premium Ladin legend heritage) + premium Ladin Italian Alpine villages (premium Ortisei + Corvara + La Villa + Selva di Val Gardena + St. Vigil + premium Italian Alpine Ladin heritage) — uniquely premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine UNESCO Dolomites ski destination.
- Direct flight Antwerp – Bolzano
- Best price guarantee
- EU-protected package holiday
- Only 80 minutes transfer
Why a ski holiday in the UNESCO Dolomites?
Why are the UNESCO Dolomites the premier premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski destination from Antwerp?
The UNESCO Dolomites offer ski hotel across all the UNESCO Dolomite ski areas (Alta Badia + Val Gardena + Kronplatz + 3 Zinnen + Seiser Alm + Val d'Ega + Selva di Val Gardena + Ortisei + Corvara + La Villa) with premium Italian Alpine village atmosphere + premium half-board fine dining + premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski atmosphere (premium ski-in/ski-out facilities + premium ski wellness + premium ski cuisine + premium ski boot warmers + premium ski room + premium ski concierge service); ski-in/ski-out hotel with direct Dolomiti Superski access; and ski hotel with premium Ladin Italian Alpine village atmosphere. Plus all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups since 26 June 2009 — over 15 years of premium UNESCO World Heritage recognition (Pelmo-Croda da Lago + Marmolada + Pale di San Martino + Dolomiti Friulane e d'Oltre Piave + Dolomiti Settentrionali including Three Peaks of Lavaredo + Puez-Odle + Sciliar-Catinaccio + Bletterbach + Dolomiti di Brenta — uniquely premium UNESCO Italian Alpine heritage); Three Peaks of Lavaredo/Drei Zinnen (UNESCO Dolomite peaks — Cima Grande 2,999 m + Cima Ovest 2,973 m + Cima Piccola 2,857 m + uniquely premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine UNESCO peak heritage); premium Sellaronda 500 km ski circuit (premium 4-valley Italian Alpine ski circuit through Alta Badia + Val Gardena + Arabba + Val di Fassa + premium Dolomiti Superski connection — uniquely premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski circuit heritage); premium Dolomiti Superski (premium 1,200 km of premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski slopes + 450 lifts + premium 12 ski areas + premium 30 valleys + premium 1 ski pass — premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski heritage as one of the world's largest premium ski circuits); Catinaccio Enrosadira sunset alpenglow (the famous family-friendly King Laurin's Rose Garden legend — over 800 years of premium South Tyrolean Ladin legend heritage); premium Ladin Italian Alpine villages (premium Ortisei + Corvara + La Villa + Selva di Val Gardena + St. Vigil + premium Italian Alpine Ladin trilingual heritage — premium Ladin Italian Alpine language as one of Europe's oldest continuously spoken languages); premium 9 Michelin stars in Alta Badia (premium Niederkofler 3-Sterne + premium Laera + premium Metullio + premium fine dining South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski heritage); Italy's #1 family ski mountain Plan de Corones (Kronplatz — 119 km + MMM Corones by Zaha Hadid); UNESCO woodcarving Val Gardena (premium UNESCO intangible heritage 2018 + premium 300+ years of premium Italian Alpine Ladin woodcarving heritage); and convenient cross-Dolomiti day trips between all the UNESCO Dolomite ski areas. Perfect for premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine UNESCO Dolomites ski holidays.
The UNESCO Dolomites (Italian: Dolomiti, German: Dolomiten, Ladin: Dolomites) are South Tyrol's premier premium Italian Alpine ski destination — home to all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups + the Three Peaks of Lavaredo + the premium Sellaronda 500 km ski circuit + the premium Dolomiti Superski (1,200 km + 450 lifts). Geography: the UNESCO Dolomites span South Tyrol + Trentino + Veneto + Friuli + Belluno regions of northern Italy — including all the UNESCO Dolomite ski areas (Alta Badia + Val Gardena + Kronplatz + 3 Zinnen + Seiser Alm + Val d'Ega + Selva di Val Gardena + Ortisei + Corvara + La Villa). ski hotel: the UNESCO Dolomites premium ski hotel offering includes ski hotel across all the UNESCO Dolomite ski areas with premium Italian Alpine village atmosphere + premium half-board fine dining + premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski atmosphere (premium ski-in/ski-out facilities + premium ski wellness with sauna and steam bath + premium ski cuisine + premium ski boot warmers + premium ski room + premium ski concierge service + premium Italian-German-Ladin trilingual ski heritage); ski-in/ski-out hotel with direct Dolomiti Superski access; and ski hotel with premium Ladin Italian Alpine village atmosphere. Plus all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups since 26 June 2009 — over 15 years of premium UNESCO World Heritage recognition (Pelmo-Croda da Lago + Marmolada + Pale di San Martino + Dolomiti Friulane e d'Oltre Piave + Dolomiti Settentrionali including Three Peaks of Lavaredo + Puez-Odle + Sciliar-Catinaccio + Bletterbach + Dolomiti di Brenta); Three Peaks of Lavaredo/Drei Zinnen (Cima Grande 2,999 m + Cima Ovest 2,973 m + Cima Piccola 2,857 m); premium Sellaronda 500 km ski circuit; premium Dolomiti Superski (1,200 km + 450 lifts + 12 ski areas + 30 valleys + 1 ski pass); Catinaccio Enrosadira sunset alpenglow; premium Ladin Italian Alpine villages; premium 9 Michelin stars in Alta Badia; Italy's #1 family ski mountain Plan de Corones (Kronplatz); UNESCO woodcarving Val Gardena; and convenient cross-Dolomiti day trips. From Antwerp in 3 hours by direct SkyAlps Holidays flight (1h 40 min + ~80-min transfer to ski area) — instead of 13+ hours by car via Germany, Austria and the Brenner Pass. Perfect for premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine UNESCO Dolomites ski holidays.
Antwerp-based premium ski travellers from across Belgium appreciate the UNESCO Dolomites for all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups (over 15 years of premium UNESCO World Heritage recognition), the Three Peaks of Lavaredo (UNESCO Dolomite peaks — Cima Grande 2,999 m), the premium Sellaronda 500 km ski circuit (premium 4-valley Italian Alpine ski circuit), the premium Dolomiti Superski (premium 1,200 km of premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski slopes + 450 lifts), the Catinaccio Enrosadira sunset alpenglow (the famous King Laurin's Rose Garden legend — over 800 years of premium Ladin legend heritage), the premium Ladin Italian Alpine villages (Ortisei + Corvara + La Villa + Selva), the premium 9 Michelin stars in Alta Badia (premium Niederkofler 3-Sterne + premium Laera + premium Metullio), Italy's #1 family ski mountain Plan de Corones (Kronplatz — 119 km) and the convenient direct flight from Antwerp International (perfect for Belgian ski enthusiasts — the only direct flight operator from Belgium to Bolzano). A classic premium UNESCO Dolomites ski holiday package: 7 nights in a ski hotel; premium Dolomiti Superski experiences (premium ski school + premium ski passes — 1 ski pass for all 1,200 km); premium Sellaronda 500 km circuit experience with English-speaking premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski guide; Three Peaks of Lavaredo guided experience; Catinaccio Enrosadira sunset experience; premium Ladin Italian Alpine villages walking tour; premium 9 Michelin stars in Alta Badia fine dining experience; MMM Corones Zaha Hadid guided experience at Kronplatz; UNESCO woodcarving Val Gardena guided experience; cross-Dolomiti day trips between all the UNESCO Dolomite ski areas; and reservations at traditional South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski restaurants. Perfect for premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine UNESCO Dolomites ski holidays.
What makes the UNESCO Dolomites unique as a ski destination from Antwerp: all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups since 26 June 2009 (Pelmo-Croda da Lago + Marmolada + Pale di San Martino + Dolomiti Friulane e d'Oltre Piave + Dolomiti Settentrionali including Three Peaks of Lavaredo + Puez-Odle + Sciliar-Catinaccio + Bletterbach + Dolomiti di Brenta — over 15 years of premium UNESCO World Heritage recognition + uniquely premium UNESCO Italian Alpine heritage), Three Peaks of Lavaredo/Drei Zinnen (UNESCO Dolomite peaks — Cima Grande 2,999 m + Cima Ovest 2,973 m + Cima Piccola 2,857 m), premium Sellaronda 500 km ski circuit (premium 4-valley Italian Alpine ski circuit + uniquely premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski circuit heritage), premium Dolomiti Superski (premium 1,200 km + 450 lifts + 12 ski areas + 1 ski pass — premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine ski heritage as one of the world's largest premium ski circuits), Catinaccio Enrosadira sunset alpenglow (the famous family-friendly King Laurin's Rose Garden legend — over 800 years of premium Ladin legend heritage), premium Ladin Italian Alpine villages (premium Italian Alpine Ladin trilingual heritage), premium 9 Michelin stars in Alta Badia and Italy's #1 family ski mountain Plan de Corones (Kronplatz — 119 km + MMM Corones by Zaha Hadid).
1h 40min
Direct flight Antwerp International → Bolzano (perfect for Belgian ski enthusiasts)
All 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups + Dolomiti Superski 1,200 km
Over 15 years of premium UNESCO World Heritage recognition + premium 1,200 km Italian Alpine ski
Three Peaks of Lavaredo + Sellaronda 500 km + Catinaccio Enrosadira + Ladin villages + 9 Michelin Alta Badia + Plan de Corones + UNESCO woodcarving Val Gardena
UNESCO Dolomite peaks + premium 4-valley Italian Alpine ski circuit + Italian Alpine sunset + premium Italian Alpine Ladin heritage + premium fine dining ski heritage + Italy's #1 family ski mountain + premium UNESCO intangible heritage 2018
Which premium UNESCO Dolomites ski highlights do the Dolomites offer?
The UNESCO Dolomites offer ski hotel across all the UNESCO Dolomite ski areas with premium Italian Alpine village atmosphere; ski-in/ski-out hotel with direct Dolomiti Superski access; and ski hotel with premium Ladin Italian Alpine village atmosphere. Plus all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups; Three Peaks of Lavaredo (Cima Grande 2,999 m); premium Sellaronda 500 km ski circuit; premium Dolomiti Superski (1,200 km + 450 lifts + 12 ski areas + 1 ski pass); Catinaccio Enrosadira sunset alpenglow; premium Ladin Italian Alpine villages; premium 9 Michelin stars in Alta Badia (premium Niederkofler 3-Sterne + premium Laera + premium Metullio); Italy's #1 family ski mountain Plan de Corones (Kronplatz — 119 km); UNESCO woodcarving Val Gardena (UNESCO intangible heritage 2018); and convenient cross-Dolomiti day trips.
All 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups + Dolomiti Superski
LocationOver 15 years UNESCO World Heritage recognition + premium 1,200 km Italian Alpine ski
ScopePremium UNESCO Italian Alpine heritage + premium Italian Alpine ski circuit heritage
LevelFor premium UNESCO heritage + premium Dolomiti Superski travellers
Suited toPremium 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups + Dolomiti Superski lovers
All 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups since 26 June 2009 + premium Dolomiti Superski (1,200 km + 450 lifts + 12 ski areas)
Three Peaks of Lavaredo + Sellaronda 500 km + Catinaccio Enrosadira + Ladin villages + 9 Michelin + Plan de Corones + UNESCO woodcarving
LocationUNESCO Dolomite peaks + premium 4-valley Italian Alpine ski circuit + Italian Alpine sunset + premium Italian Alpine Ladin heritage + premium fine dining ski + Italy's #1 family ski + UNESCO intangible heritage
ScopePremium UNESCO Italian Alpine peak heritage + premium Italian Alpine ski circuit heritage + premium Italian Alpine sunset legend + premium Italian Alpine Ladin trilingual heritage + premium fine dining ski heritage
LevelFor premium UNESCO peaks + premium Sellaronda + premium Catinaccio + premium Ladin + premium Michelin travellers
Suited toPremium Three Peaks of Lavaredo + Sellaronda + Catinaccio Enrosadira + Ladin villages + 9 Michelin Alta Badia lovers
Three Peaks of Lavaredo (Cima Grande 2,999 m) + premium Sellaronda 500 km circuit + Catinaccio Enrosadira (King Laurin legend) + premium Ladin villages + 9 Michelin Alta Badia (Niederkofler 3-Sterne)
Which flights are there from Antwerp to South Tyrol?
SkyAlps flies direct from Antwerp to Bolzano several times a week, flight time 1h 40min. All prices are per person and include the return flight as well as the nights in the hotel you book.
When is the best time for a ski holiday in the UNESCO Dolomites?
The UNESCO Dolomites are a premier premium Italian Alpine UNESCO ski destination from December to April. High winter (January–February): peak premium powder snow conditions + peak premium Dolomiti Superski (1,200 km + 450 lifts) + peak premium Sellaronda 500 km circuit + peak Three Peaks of Lavaredo winter atmosphere + peak Catinaccio Enrosadira winter sunset + Belgian ski half-term + Christmas markets across the UNESCO Dolomites + premium 9 Michelin Alta Badia winter atmosphere + premium Ladin Italian Alpine villages winter atmosphere + premium kid-friendly horse-drawn sleigh rides + premium Belgian winter family ski tradition. Spring (March–April): premium sun-terrace ski atmosphere + premium late-season ski deals + premium Italian Alpine spring ski atmosphere + cross-Dolomiti spring atmosphere + premium Ladin Italian Alpine villages spring atmosphere. Easter: peak premium Italian Alpine Easter ski + premium Ladin Italian Alpine villages Easter atmosphere + premium Italian Alpine family ski + premium late-season ski deals + Catinaccio Enrosadira Easter sunset.
May
May closing ski + transition + Three Peaks valley access + Ladin villages spring
Jun
June summer hiking Three Peaks + Ladin villages summer + Catinaccio Enrosadira summer + 9 UNESCO mountain groups summer
Jul
July peak summer hiking Three Peaks + Sellaronda Marathon + Ladin + Catinaccio Enrosadira summer + school holidays
Aug
August peak summer hiking + Three Peaks + Ladin + Catinaccio Enrosadira summer + 9 Michelin Alta Badia summer + school holidays peak
Sep
September late-summer + Three Peaks + Ladin + Catinaccio Enrosadira autumn + Alta Badia Wine Skisafari preparation
Oct
October Alta Badia Wine Skisafari + autumn + Ladin autumn + lower late-season rates
Nov
November autumn + early ski preparation + Christmas markets early + lower late-season rates
Dec
Premium December ski + Christmas markets across UNESCO Dolomites + Christmas + New Year ski + Dolomiti Superski opening peak
Jan
Premium powder snow Dolomiti Superski + Sellaronda + Three Peaks winter + Catinaccio Enrosadira winter sunset + Christmas markets + 9 Michelin Alta Badia winter + Belgian winter ski
Feb
February peak Dolomiti Superski + Sellaronda peak + Three Peaks winter peak + Belgian ski half-term + 9 Michelin Alta Badia
Mar
March premium spring ski + Dolomiti Superski sun-terrace + late-season ski deals + Easter early + Catinaccio Enrosadira spring
Apr
April premium Easter ski + Dolomiti Superski sun-terrace + late-season + Catinaccio Enrosadira Easter + Italian Alpine spring ski
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All 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups are a uniquely premium UNESCO Italian Alpine heritage and a central premium highlight of any UNESCO Dolomites ski holiday from Antwerp.
UNESCO Dolomites heritage: all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups since 26 June 2009 are the UNESCO Italian Alpine heritage — uniquely premium UNESCO Italian Alpine heritage. Premium UNESCO recognition since 2009: all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups have been UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 26 June 2009 — over 15 years of premium UNESCO World Heritage recognition. Premium 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups list: Pelmo-Croda da Lago (Belluno) + Marmolada (Trentino + Veneto) + Pale di San Martino + San Lucano + Dolomiti Bellunesi + Vette Feltrine + Dolomiti Friulane e d'Oltre Piave (Friuli) + Dolomiti Settentrionali including Three Peaks of Lavaredo (South Tyrol + Belluno) + Puez-Odle (South Tyrol) + Sciliar-Catinaccio + Latemar (South Tyrol) + Bletterbach (South Tyrol) + Dolomiti di Brenta (Trentino). Premium UNESCO Three Peaks of Lavaredo: all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups include the Three Peaks of Lavaredo/Drei Zinnen (UNESCO Dolomite peaks — Cima Grande 2,999 m + Cima Ovest 2,973 m + Cima Piccola 2,857 m) — uniquely premium UNESCO Italian Alpine peak heritage. Premium UNESCO Sciliar-Catinaccio: all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups include the Sciliar-Catinaccio massif (Sciliar 2,564 m + the famous family-friendly Rose Garden of King Laurin's legend) — uniquely premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine UNESCO massif heritage. Premium UNESCO Puez-Odle: all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups include the Puez-Odle (Val Gardena) — uniquely premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine UNESCO Val Gardena heritage. Premium UNESCO Bletterbach: all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups include the Bletterbach Canyon — uniquely premium South Tyrolean Italian Alpine UNESCO geological heritage. Premium UNESCO Dolomiti Superski combination: the UNESCO Dolomites are uniquely premium for combining all 9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups + premium Dolomiti Superski (1,200 km + 450 lifts) — uniquely premium UNESCO Italian Alpine + ski combination.
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