Ski Holiday · Dolomiten · 90 minutes transfer
The Dolomites are UNESCO World Heritage and one of Europe's leading ski destinations, with an unmatched variety of 6 South Tyrolean ski sub-regions — choose from premium ski hotels in any sub-region (Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Plan de Corones, Alpe di Siusi, Val Gardena, Funes or Val d'Ega), with direct ski area access, half-board fine dining and premium wellness treatments. Plus the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage + 9 UNESCO mountain groups + the Dolomiti Superski (world's largest linked ski area) + the world capital of woodcarving Val Gardena (UNESCO intangible heritage since 2018) + Lago di Braies (one of the world's most famous mountain lakes) + Lake Carezza ('the most beautiful lake in the world') + Enrosadira alpenglow + Ladin premium culture + 6 Messner Mountain Museums + Reinhold Messner's home valley Funes. With SkyAlps Holidays in 3 hours 40 from London — instead of 16+ hours via the Channel Tunnel and Brenner Pass.
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Direct flight London Stansted STN → Bolzano BZO (2h 10 min) + ski hotel in the Dolomites, EU-protected package holiday. Highlight: choose from any of the 6 South Tyrolean Dolomites ski sub-regions — Tre Cime di Lavaredo (UNESCO + Sundial of Sesto), Plan de Corones (119 km of slopes + MMM Corones Zaha Hadid architecture), Alpe di Siusi (Europe's largest car-free Alpine plateau), Val Gardena (Sella Ronda + world capital of woodcarving UNESCO intangible), Funes (Reinhold Messner's home valley + Adolf-Munkel-Weg) and Val d'Ega (Lake Carezza + King Laurin's Ladin legend). Plus the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage + 9 UNESCO mountain groups + Lago di Braies/Pragser Wildsee + Enrosadira alpenglow + Ladin premium culture + the Dolomiti Superski (world's largest linked ski area — 1,200 km of slopes, 450 lift facilities, 12 ski areas) + 6 Messner Mountain Museums.
- Direct flight London – Bolzano
- Best price guarantee
- EU-protected package holiday
- Only 90 minutes transfer
Why a ski holiday in the Dolomites?
Why are the Dolomites the ideal UNESCO World Heritage ski destination from London?
The Dolomites offer ski hotels across 6 South Tyrolean ski sub-regions — choose your ideal Dolomites ski profile: Tre Cime di Lavaredo (UNESCO World Heritage three peaks + Helmjet Sexten ski area + Sundial of Sesto — 110 min transfer); Plan de Corones (119 km of slopes + MMM Corones Zaha Hadid architecture + Concordia Bell — 90 min); Alpe di Siusi (Europe's largest car-free Alpine plateau + UNESCO Sciliar/Schlern massif + St. Valentin church — 60 min); Val Gardena (Sella Ronda + Dolomiti Superski + world capital of woodcarving UNESCO intangible + Saslong World Cup — 75 min); Funes (Reinhold Messner's home valley + Adolf-Munkel-Weg + UNESCO Geisler/Odle massif + St. Magdalena church — 75 min); Val d'Ega (Lake Carezza 'the most beautiful lake in the world' + Latemar-Rosengarten UNESCO + King Laurin's Ladin legend — 60 min). Plus the Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage + 9 UNESCO mountain groups + Enrosadira alpenglow + Ladin premium culture + the Dolomiti Superski (world's largest linked ski area — 1,200 km of slopes, 450 lifts, 12 ski areas) + 6 Messner Mountain Museums.
The Dolomites are UNESCO World Heritage and one of Europe's leading ski destinations — a uniquely premium UNESCO World Heritage ski region, home of the Sella Ronda, the world capital of woodcarving (Val Gardena, UNESCO intangible heritage since 2018), Reinhold Messner's home valley (Funes), 6 Messner Mountain Museums and the Ladin premium culture. Geography: the Dolomites extend across South Tyrol, Trentino, the Veneto and Friuli — comprising 9 UNESCO mountain groups (Sella, Sassolungo/Langkofel, Sciliar-Rosengarten/Schlern-Catinaccio, Marmolada, Geisler/Odle, Sesto Dolomites/Tre Cime, Tofane, Catinaccio and Pelmo-Croda da Lago). 6 South Tyrolean ski sub-regions: Tre Cime di Lavaredo (one of the world's most mountain landmarks + Sesto Dolomites Nature Park + Helmjet Sexten ski area + Sundial of Sesto + Innichen/San Candido Christmas market — 110 min transfer); Plan de Corones (Kronplatz 2,275 m + 119 km of slopes + MMM Corones Reinhold Messner Mountain Museum with premium Zaha Hadid architecture + Concordia Bell + 360° summit panorama — 90 min); Alpe di Siusi (Europe's largest car-free Alpine plateau + UNESCO Sciliar/Schlern massif backdrop + St. Valentin church + Witches' Benches + 100 km of cross-country trails — 60 min); Val Gardena (world capital of woodcarving UNESCO intangible heritage + Sella Ronda + Dolomiti Superski + Saslong World Cup downhill + Seceda viewpoint + Ladin culture — 75 min); Funes (Reinhold Messner's home valley — born 1944 in St. Peter Villnöss + Adolf-Munkel-Weg + UNESCO Geisler/Odle massif + St. Magdalena church — 75 min); Val d'Ega (Lake Carezza 'the most beautiful lake in the world' + Latemar-Rosengarten UNESCO + King Laurin's Ladin legend + just 30 min from Bolzano — 60 min). Plus the variety of ski hotels (ski hotels with direct ski area access + half-board fine dining + premium wellness; traditional farm-style ski hotels with authentic atmosphere and farm animals; car-free Alpine-plateau ski hotels on Alpe di Siusi; premium ski hotels in Alta Badia and Val Gardena with full spa concept; family farmhouse ski hotels in Funes; city ski hotels in Bressanone); the 9 UNESCO mountain groups (Sella + Sassolungo + Sciliar-Rosengarten + Marmolada + Geisler + Sesto Dolomites + Tofane + Catinaccio + Pelmo — UNESCO World Heritage since 2009); Lago di Braies/Pragser Wildsee (one of the world's most famous mountain lakes); Lake Carezza ('the most beautiful lake in the world' according to Trentino tradition); the Enrosadira alpenglow (one of the world's best-known mountain sunset phenomena — the red glow at sunset across the UNESCO Dolomite massifs); Ladin premium culture (Rhaeto-Romance language + Ladin fine dining tradition + Ladin farmhouse restaurants + King Laurin's Ladin legend + Ladin folklore heritage); the world capital of woodcarving Val Gardena (UNESCO intangible heritage — over 300 active woodcarvers preserving a craft tradition that began in the 17th century); educational Reinhold Messner heritage in Funes (Reinhold Messner was born in 1944 in St. Peter Villnöss); and the 6 Messner Mountain Museums (MMM Corones Plan de Corones with Zaha Hadid architecture + MMM Ripa Bruneck + MMM Firmian Bolzano + MMM Dolomites Monte Rite + MMM Juval Castel Juval + MMM Ortles Solda). From London in 3 hours 40 by direct SkyAlps Holidays flight (2h 10 min + 60–110 min transfer depending on sub-region).
London-based skiers from across the UK appreciate the Dolomites for the UNESCO World Heritage scenery, the variety of 6 South Tyrolean ski sub-regions, the world capital of woodcarving (Val Gardena), Reinhold Messner's heritage, the 6 Messner Mountain Museums, the Ladin premium culture, the Sella Ronda, Lago di Braies, Lake Carezza, the Enrosadira alpenglow and the Christmas markets — together with the convenient direct flight from London Stansted. A classic UNESCO Dolomites ski package: 7 nights in a 4–5-Sterne ski hotel in your preferred Dolomites ski sub-region (Tre Cime for UNESCO ski + Sundial of Sesto; Plan de Corones for 119 km of slopes + MMM Corones; Alpe di Siusi for the uniquely exclusive car-free Alpine plateau; Val Gardena for the Sella Ronda + world capital of woodcarving; Funes for Reinhold Messner's home valley + Adolf-Munkel-Weg; or Val d'Ega for Lake Carezza + King Laurin's Ladin legend); UNESCO World Heritage ski experience with English-speaking ski guide (Sella Ronda + Dolomiti Superski + UNESCO ski experience); UNESCO Dolomites snowshoe hikes with English-speaking premium mountain guide (Tre Cime + Adolf-Munkel-Weg + Sella + Latemar + Catinaccio); Lago di Braies/Pragser Wildsee winter day trip (one of the world's most famous mountain lakes); Lake Carezza photo tour ('the most beautiful lake in the world'); Enrosadira alpenglow sunset tour with English-speaking premium sunset tour guide (the famous red glow at sunset on the UNESCO Dolomite massifs); woodcarving workshop experience in Val Gardena (UNESCO intangible heritage since 2018); Reinhold Messner heritage tour in Funes (Reinhold Messner was born in 1944 in St. Peter Villnöss); premium 6-MMM tour (MMM Corones with Zaha Hadid architecture + MMM Ripa Bruneck + MMM Firmian Bolzano + MMM Juval Castel Juval + MMM Ortles Solda + MMM Dolomites Monte Rite); Sundial of Sesto guided experience (the world's only natural Dolomite sundial); Lake Carezza day trip ('the most beautiful lake in the world' + King Laurin's Ladin legend); Ladin culture experience (Ladin farmhouse restaurants + Ladin folklore + King Laurin's Ladin legend); horse-drawn sleigh rides in winter and snowshoe hikes; and Christmas markets in Bolzano, Bressanone, Innichen, Vipiteno and Bruneck (one of Italy's most charming Christmas market networks).
What makes the Dolomites unique as a ski destination: the variety of 6 South Tyrolean ski sub-regions + 9 UNESCO mountain groups + Lago di Braies/Pragser Wildsee + Enrosadira alpenglow + Ladin premium culture + the world capital of woodcarving Val Gardena (UNESCO intangible heritage since 2018) + Reinhold Messner's home valley Funes + 6 Messner Mountain Museums. Variety of 6 South Tyrolean ski sub-regions: the Dolomites offer a uniquely diverse ski experience across 6 sub-regions, each with its own premium ski profile (Tre Cime for UNESCO ski + Sundial of Sesto; Plan de Corones for 119 km of slopes + MMM Corones; Alpe di Siusi for the car-free Alpine plateau; Val Gardena for the Sella Ronda + world capital of woodcarving; Funes for Reinhold Messner's home valley; Val d'Ega for Lake Carezza + King Laurin's Ladin legend) — a uniquely premium ski destination variety. 9 UNESCO mountain groups since 2009: the Dolomites have been UNESCO World Heritage — comprising 9 UNESCO mountain groups (Sella + Sassolungo + Sciliar-Rosengarten + Marmolada + Geisler + Sesto Dolomites + Tofane + Catinaccio + Pelmo) — a uniquely premium UNESCO photo atmosphere. Lago di Braies/Pragser Wildsee: one of the world's most famous mountain lakes — a uniquely premium Alpine lake photo atmosphere. Enrosadira alpenglow: one of the world's best-known mountain sunset phenomena — the red glow at sunset on the UNESCO Dolomite massifs — explained in the Ladin legend as King Laurin's enchanted roses. Ladin premium culture: a uniquely premium Rhaeto-Romance cultural heritage with Ladin fine dining, Ladin farmhouse restaurants, King Laurin's Ladin legend and Ladin folklore. World capital of woodcarving Val Gardena: UNESCO intangible heritage — over 300 active woodcarvers preserving a craft tradition that began in the 17th century. Reinhold Messner's home valley Funes: Reinhold Messner was born in 1944 in St. Peter Villnöss — a uniquely premium Reinhold Messner heritage. 6 Messner Mountain Museums: 6 Messner Mountain Museums across South Tyrol (MMM Corones Plan de Corones with premium Zaha Hadid architecture + MMM Ripa Bruneck + MMM Firmian Bolzano + MMM Dolomites Monte Rite + MMM Juval Castel Juval + MMM Ortles Solda) — a uniquely premium 6-Messner-Mountain-Museums heritage.
2h 10min
Direct flight London Stansted → Bolzano
UNESCO since 2009
9 UNESCO mountain groups + educational geology heritage
6 ski sub-regions
Tre Cime + Plan de Corones + Alpe di Siusi + Val Gardena + Funes + Val d'Ega
Which Dolomites ski sub-region should I choose?
The Dolomites offer 6 South Tyrolean ski sub-regions, each with its own distinct ski profile: Tre Cime di Lavaredo (one of the world's most mountain landmarks + Sesto Dolomites Nature Park + Helmjet Sexten ski area + Sundial of Sesto + Innichen/San Candido Christmas market — 110 min); Plan de Corones (Kronplatz 2,275 m + 119 km of slopes + MMM Corones Zaha Hadid architecture + Concordia Bell + 360° summit panorama — 90 min); Alpe di Siusi (Europe's largest car-free Alpine plateau + UNESCO Sciliar/Schlern massif backdrop + St. Valentin church + Witches' Benches + 100 km of cross-country trails — 60 min); Val Gardena (Sella Ronda + Dolomiti Superski + world capital of woodcarving UNESCO intangible + Saslong World Cup + Seceda viewpoint + Ladin culture — 75 min); Funes (Reinhold Messner's home valley + Adolf-Munkel-Weg + UNESCO Geisler/Odle massif + St. Magdalena church — 75 min); Val d'Ega (Lake Carezza 'the most beautiful lake in the world' + Latemar-Rosengarten UNESCO + King Laurin's Ladin legend + just 30 min from Bolzano — 60 min). Plus 9 UNESCO mountain groups + Lago di Braies/Pragser Wildsee + Enrosadira alpenglow + Ladin premium culture + 6 Messner Mountain Museums.
UNESCO Variety + premium photo heritage
Location9 UNESCO mountain groups since 2009
ScopeLago di Braies + Tre Cime + Enrosadira alpenglow
LevelFor skiers seeking UNESCO World Heritage photo atmosphere
Suited toUNESCO lovers + educational geology heritage enthusiasts
One of the world's most UNESCO mountain landscapes + Lago di Braies
Ladin culture + 6 MMM + Reinhold Messner heritage
LocationWorld capital of woodcarving UNESCO intangible + Reinhold Messner's home valley + 6 MMM
ScopeWoodcarving workshops + educational Reinhold Messner heritage
LevelFor skiers who appreciate Ladin folklore and Reinhold Messner heritage
Suited toCultural heritage lovers + Ladin folklore enthusiasts + Reinhold Messner heritage
World capital of woodcarving UNESCO intangible + Reinhold Messner's home valley + 6 MMM
Which flights are there from London to South Tyrol?
SkyAlps flies direct from London to Bolzano several times a week, flight time 2h 10min. 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 to ski in the Dolomites?
The Dolomites ski season runs mainly from early December to early April, with season-specific premium UNESCO ski highlights. December (early season): the Dolomiti Superski opens, premium early-winter snow conditions, the Christmas markets (Bolzano, Bressanone, Innichen, Vipiteno and Bruneck — one of Italy's most charming Christmas market networks), the legendary Saslong World Cup downhill in Santa Cristina di Val Gardena (mid-December), lower early-season ski hotel rates and premium Advent atmosphere. Christmas–New Year (peak season): premium snow conditions, family peak season, peak ski-season wellness, traditional Ladin New Year atmosphere, peak fine dining and premium Advent tradition. January–February: premium snow conditions, lower ski hotel rates (except during UK February half-term), peak ski school season, peak wellness season, traditional Ladin winter atmosphere — UK February half-term is a peak family week and peak Sella Ronda season. March (late season): sunny spring skiing days (some of the Dolomites' best spring skiing conditions), longer daylight hours, premium spring-skiing wellness, lower late-season rates and spectacular Enrosadira alpenglow on the UNESCO Dolomite massifs. Snow reliability: the Dolomiti Superski offers excellent snow reliability thanks to altitudes up to 3,012 m (Solda-Ortles) and extensive snowmaking — one of the world's most snow-reliable ski regions.
May
No ski area + spring wellness + Enrosadira + Lago di Braies
Jun
No ski area + pre-summer UNESCO + Reinhold Messner heritage
Jul
No ski area + summer UNESCO hiking + Sella + Lago di Braies
Aug
No ski area + peak summer UNESCO + Tre Cime + Adolf-Munkel-Weg
Sep
No ski area + late-summer UNESCO + Ladin culture + 6 MMM
Oct
No ski area + cattle return + autumn UNESCO + wine harvest
Nov
No ski area + autumn UNESCO + Ladin Törggelen + 6 MMM
Dec
Early season Dolomiti Superski + Saslong World Cup + Christmas markets
Jan
Peak season Christmas + New Year + premium snow + Ladin atmosphere
Feb
Peak season + premium ski school + UK Feb half-term
Mar
March sunny skiing + warm days + premium UNESCO Enrosadira
Apr
Late-season skiing possible + spring wellness + Enrosadira spring
Peak season
Recommended
No skiing
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
The Dolomiti Superski is the world's largest linked ski area — a uniquely premium ski-pass tradition and a central premium highlight of any Dolomites ski holiday that makes the region a uniquely premium ski-network destination.
Geography: the Dolomiti Superski network spans the South Tyrolean Dolomites, the Trentino Dolomites and the Belluno Dolomites, with 1,200 km of slopes, 450 lift facilities and 12 ski areas under a single shared ski pass — a uniquely premium ski-network concept and one of the world's most renowned ski-pass traditions. 12 Dolomiti Superski areas: Val Gardena/Alpe di Siusi (the Sella Ronda heart), Alta Badia (Sella Ronda + Michelin-starred dining), Plan de Corones (119 km of slopes + MMM Corones), Tre Cime di Lavaredo / 3 Zinnen Dolomites (with Helmjet Sexten + Croda Rossa/Rotwand + Sillian Hochpustertal), Val di Fassa (Sella Ronda southern), Cortina d'Ampezzo (the famous Italian Olympic ski resort), Buchenstein/Arabba (Sella Ronda eastern), Civetta (the famous Civetta massif), Val di Fiemme (with Obereggen and Pampeago), Carezza (in Val d'Ega), San Martino di Castrozza and Eisacktal (with the Plose in Bressanone). Sella Ronda — the heart of the Dolomiti Superski: the famous Sella Ronda is a 40 km linked ski circuit around the UNESCO Sella massif, accessible from Val Gardena, Alta Badia, Val di Fassa and Buchenstein/Arabba — a uniquely premium ski circuit and the heart of the Dolomiti Superski. Dolomiti Superski ski-pass tradition: the Dolomiti Superski ski pass is one of the world's most renowned ski passes, offering access to 1,200 km of slopes and 450 lift facilities under a single ski pass — a uniquely premium ski-pass tradition. UNESCO ski connection: the Dolomiti Superski covers the UNESCO Dolomites World Heritage area (UNESCO since 2009) — a uniquely premium UNESCO ski experience with spectacular Enrosadira alpenglow on the UNESCO Dolomite massifs. Plus many Dolomites ski hotels offer Dolomiti Superski ski pass packages with their accommodation, premium ski school packages with Dolomiti Superski ski pass and premium ski-week packages with Dolomiti Superski ski-pass tradition.
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