The Dolomites are UNESCO World Heritage and one of Europe's leading premium ski destinations — with an unmatched variety of ski destinations in Alta Badia, Val Gardena, Plan de Corones, Val d'Ega and Tre Cime di Lavaredo. Choose from ski hotels in your preferred Dolomites ski destination with premium ski-in/ski-out atmosphere, half-board fine dining and premium South Tyrolean Alpine ski tradition. Plus UNESCO Dolomites World Heritage + 9 UNESCO mountain groups + Lago di Braies + Lake Carezza + the Sella Ronda + the Saslong World Cup ski slope + the Sundial of Sesto + MMM Corones Zaha Hadid + 6 Messner Mountain Museums + Enrosadira alpenglow + premium Ladin culture (Val Gardena UNESCO woodcarving + Alta Badia Michelin tradition + King Laurin's Ladin legend) + Dolomiti Superski (world's largest linked ski area — 1,200 km of slopes). With SkyAlps Holidays in 3 hours 35 from Warsaw (avg) — instead of 14+ hours by car via Slovakia and the Brenner Pass.

Direct flight Warsaw Modlin WMI → Bolzano BZO (2h 5 min) + ski hotel in the Dolomites, EU-protected package holiday. Highlight: choose from any of the 5 South Tyrolean UNESCO Dolomites ski destinations — Alta Badia (UNESCO Sella + Sella Ronda + 9 Michelin), Val Gardena (UNESCO woodcarving + Sella Ronda + Saslong World Cup + Seceda viewpoint), Plan de Corones (Kronplatz 2,275 m + 119 km of slopes + MMM Corones Zaha Hadid + Concordia Bell), Val d'Ega (Lake Carezza + King Laurin's Ladin legend + UNESCO Latemar + UNESCO Rosengarten + Carezza/Obereggen ski + Obereggen night skiing) and Tre Cime di Lavaredo (UNESCO three peaks + Helmjet Sexten + Sundial of Sesto + Innichen medieval). Plus UNESCO Dolomites World Heritage + 9 UNESCO mountain groups + Dolomiti Superski (world's largest linked ski area — 1,200 km of slopes, 450 lifts, 12 ski areas) + the Sella Ronda + Lago di Braies + Lake Carezza + Enrosadira alpenglow + 6 Messner Mountain Museums + premium Ladin culture.
- Direct flight Warsaw – Bolzano
- Best price guarantee
- EU-protected package holiday
- Only 90 minutes transfer
Why are the Dolomites the ideal premium UNESCO World Heritage ski destination from Warsaw?
The Dolomites offer ski hotels across 5 main UNESCO ski destinations: Alta Badia (ski hotels in Corvara, La Villa, Badia, San Cassiano and Colfosco + UNESCO Sella + Sella Ronda + 9 Michelin-starred restaurants — 90 min); Val Gardena (ski hotels in Ortisei, Santa Cristina and Selva + UNESCO woodcarving + Sella Ronda + Saslong World Cup ski slope + Seceda viewpoint — 60 min); Plan de Corones (ski hotels in Bruneck, Reischach and Olang + Kronplatz 2,275 m + 119 km of slopes + MMM Corones Zaha Hadid + Concordia Bell — 90 min); Val d'Ega (ski hotels in Nova Levante, Carezza and Nova Ponente + Lake Carezza + King Laurin's Ladin legend + UNESCO Latemar + UNESCO Rosengarten + Carezza/Obereggen ski + Obereggen night skiing — 60 min); Tre Cime di Lavaredo (ski hotels in Sesto, Innichen/San Candido and Toblach + UNESCO three peaks + Helmjet Sexten + 3 Zinnen Dolomites shared ski network + Sundial of Sesto + Innichen medieval town — 110 min). Plus the UNESCO Dolomites World Heritage + 9 UNESCO mountain groups (Sella + Sassolungo + Sciliar-Rosengarten + Marmolada + Geisler + Sesto Dolomites + Tofane + Catinaccio + Pelmo) + Lago di Braies/Pragser Wildsee (one of the world's most famous mountain lakes) + Lake Carezza ('the most beautiful lake in the world') + the Sella Ronda ski circuit (26 km linked ski circuit + 4 ski areas) + the Saslong World Cup ski slope + the Sundial of Sesto (the world's only natural Dolomite sundial) + the 360° Kronplatz summit panorama + MMM Corones (Zaha Hadid architecture since 2015) + 6 Messner Mountain Museums + Enrosadira alpenglow + premium Ladin culture (Val Gardena UNESCO woodcarving + Alta Badia Michelin tradition + King Laurin's Ladin legend) + Dolomiti Superski (world's largest linked ski area — 1,200 km of slopes, 450 lifts, 12 ski areas).
The Dolomites are UNESCO World Heritage and one of Europe's leading premium ski destinations — a uniquely premium UNESCO World Heritage ski region with 5 distinct ski destinations, 9 UNESCO mountain groups, Dolomiti Superski (world's largest linked ski area), Sella Ronda, Saslong World Cup ski slope, Sundial of Sesto, MMM Corones Zaha Hadid architecture, 6 Messner Mountain Museums and premium Ladin 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 + Pelmo-Croda da Lago). The 5 main South Tyrolean UNESCO Dolomites ski destinations are Alta Badia, Val Gardena, Plan de Corones, Val d'Ega and Tre Cime di Lavaredo — together they cover the heart of the UNESCO Dolomites and provide the most premium ski experiences in the region. 5 ski destinations: Alta Badia (one of the world's leading Alpine ski destinations + UNESCO Sella + the Sella Ronda ski circuit + 9 Michelin-starred restaurants — one of the world's leading Michelin clusters — 90 min); Val Gardena (one of the world's leading premium Ladin Alpine ski destinations + Val Gardena UNESCO intangible heritage woodcarving + the Sella Ronda + the Saslong World Cup ski slope + the Seceda viewpoint — one of the world's most photographed Alpine peaks — 60 min); Plan de Corones (one of South Tyrol's most renowned premium family-friendly ski destinations + Kronplatz 2,275 m + 119 km of slopes + 360° Kronplatz summit panorama + MMM Corones Reinhold Messner Mountain Museum with Zaha Hadid architecture + the famous Concordia Bell — one of the world's largest peace bells — 90 min); Val d'Ega (one of South Tyrol's most renowned premium Ladin Alpine ski destinations + the famous Lake Carezza 'most beautiful lake in the world' + the famous King Laurin's Ladin legend + UNESCO Latemar massif + UNESCO Rosengarten/Catinaccio massif + Carezza/Obereggen ski + premium Obereggen night skiing on Saturdays — 60 min); Tre Cime di Lavaredo (one of South Tyrol's most premium Alpine ski destinations + UNESCO World Heritage Tre Cime di Lavaredo Cima Grande 2,999 m + Helmjet Sexten + 3 Zinnen Dolomites shared ski network 115 km of slopes + the famous Sundial of Sesto — the world's only natural Dolomite sundial + Innichen medieval town — 110 min). Plus the UNESCO Dolomites World Heritage (9 UNESCO mountain groups + spectacular Enrosadira alpenglow); 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 Sella Ronda ski circuit (the 26 km linked ski circuit around the UNESCO Sella massif + premium 4 ski areas in one ski circuit — Alta Badia + Val Gardena + Val di Fassa + Arabba/Marmolada); the Saslong World Cup ski slope in Santa Cristina (one of the world's most renowned premium World Cup ski slopes — hosting the FIS Ski World Cup downhill annually since 1969); the Sundial of Sesto (the world's only natural Dolomite sundial — peaks Cima Nove + Cima Dieci + Cima Undici + Cima Dodici + Cima Una naturally marking the hours from 9 am to 1 pm); the 360° Kronplatz summit panorama (premium 360° UNESCO Dolomites views); MMM Corones (Reinhold Messner Mountain Museum opened 2015 with Zaha Hadid concrete-and-glass cave architecture); the famous Concordia Bell on Plan de Corones (one of the world's largest peace bells — 18 tonnes); the famous Hofburg cribs in Bressanone (one of the world's most renowned premium Christmas crib collections — over 5,000 Christmas cribs); 6 Messner Mountain Museums (MMM Corones with Zaha Hadid + MMM Ripa Bruneck + MMM Firmian Bolzano + MMM Dolomites Monte Rite + MMM Juval Castel Juval + MMM Ortles Solda); Enrosadira alpenglow (one of the world's best-known mountain sunset phenomena); premium Ladin culture (Val Gardena UNESCO woodcarving + Alta Badia Michelin + King Laurin's Ladin legend + over 1,000 years of premium South Tyrolean Ladin storytelling tradition); Dolomiti Superski (world's largest linked ski area — 1,200 km of slopes, 450 lifts, 12 ski areas); and the famous Bruneck + Innichen + Ortisei + Carezza Christmas markets. From Warsaw in 3 hours 35 (avg) by direct SkyAlps Holidays flight (2h 5 min + 60-110 min transfer depending on destination).
Warsaw-based premium ski travellers from across Poland appreciate the Dolomites for the UNESCO World Heritage ski heritage, the 5 ski destinations, the Sella Ronda + Saslong World Cup ski slope + Sundial of Sesto + Lago di Braies + Lake Carezza, the Enrosadira alpenglow, MMM Corones Zaha Hadid architecture, 6 Messner Mountain Museums, premium Ladin culture (UNESCO woodcarving + Michelin tradition + King Laurin's Ladin legend) and the Dolomiti Superski (world's largest linked ski area) — together with the convenient direct flight from Warsaw Modlin. A classic premium UNESCO Dolomites ski holiday package: 7 nights in a ski hotel in your preferred Dolomites ski destination (ski hotel in Alta Badia + UNESCO Sella + Sella Ronda + 9 Michelin; ski hotel in Val Gardena + UNESCO woodcarving + Saslong World Cup + Seceda; ski hotel in Plan de Corones + Kronplatz 119 km + MMM Corones Zaha Hadid; ski hotel in Val d'Ega + Lake Carezza + King Laurin + Carezza/Obereggen ski; or ski hotel in Tre Cime di Lavaredo + UNESCO three peaks + Helmjet Sexten + Sundial of Sesto); Dolomiti Superski ski pass (world's largest linked ski area — 1,200 km of slopes, 450 lifts, 12 ski areas); the Sella Ronda ski circuit experience (the 26 km linked ski circuit + 4 ski areas in one ski circuit); the Saslong World Cup ski slope experience in Santa Cristina (one of the world's most renowned premium World Cup ski slopes); premium ski school with English-speaking ski instructors (all 5 destinations + premium children's ski areas + premium ski kindergartens); premium ski equipment hire; MMM Corones premium guided tour with English-speaking premium Reinhold Messner heritage guide (Zaha Hadid architecture since 2015); 360° Kronplatz summit panorama experience; Concordia Bell experience (one of the world's largest peace bells); Lago di Braies/Pragser Wildsee day trip (one of the world's most famous mountain lakes); Lake Carezza walking tour ('most beautiful lake in the world'); Sundial of Sesto guided experience (the world's only natural Dolomite sundial); King Laurin's Ladin legend guided experience (one of the world's most renowned premium Dolomite Ladin legends); Catinaccio Enrosadira sunset tour; Val Gardena UNESCO woodcarving guided experience (UNESCO intangible heritage + over 400 years of premium Val Gardena Ladin woodcarving tradition); Michelin-starred restaurant reservations in Alta Badia (9 Michelin-starred restaurants); Bressanone bishop city + Hofburg cribs guided tour (one of the world's most renowned premium Christmas crib collections); premium horse-drawn sleigh rides; the famous Christmas markets in winter (Bruneck + Innichen + Ortisei + Carezza); and reservations at traditional Ladin farmhouse restaurants.
What makes the Dolomites unique as a ski destination from Warsaw: the 5 UNESCO ski destinations (Alta Badia + Val Gardena + Plan de Corones + Val d'Ega + Tre Cime di Lavaredo), the UNESCO Dolomites World Heritage (9 UNESCO mountain groups), the Sella Ronda ski circuit (26 km linked ski circuit + 4 ski areas), the Saslong World Cup ski slope (one of the world's most renowned premium World Cup ski slopes), the Sundial of Sesto (the world's only natural Dolomite sundial), the 360° Kronplatz summit panorama, MMM Corones (Zaha Hadid architecture since 2015), 6 Messner Mountain Museums, the Lago di Braies + Lake Carezza Alpine lakes, the Enrosadira alpenglow (one of the world's best-known mountain sunset phenomena), premium Ladin culture (UNESCO woodcarving + Michelin tradition + King Laurin's Ladin legend) and the Dolomiti Superski (world's largest linked ski area — 1,200 km of slopes, 450 lifts, 12 ski areas). 5 UNESCO ski destinations: Alta Badia + Val Gardena + Plan de Corones + Val d'Ega + Tre Cime di Lavaredo — each with its own ski concept (premium Michelin + UNESCO woodcarving + Zaha Hadid summit museum + Ladin storytelling + UNESCO three peaks). UNESCO Dolomites World Heritage since 2009: 9 UNESCO mountain groups — a uniquely premium UNESCO ski photo atmosphere. Sella Ronda ski circuit: 26 km linked ski circuit around the UNESCO Sella massif + premium 4 ski areas in one ski circuit. Saslong World Cup ski slope: one of the world's most renowned premium World Cup ski slopes — hosting the FIS Ski World Cup downhill annually. Sundial of Sesto: the world's only natural Dolomite sundial — peaks Cima Nove + Cima Dieci + Cima Undici + Cima Dodici + Cima Una naturally marking the hours from 9 am to 1 pm. 360° Kronplatz summit panorama: premium 360° UNESCO Dolomites views. MMM Corones: Reinhold Messner Mountain Museum opened 2015 with Zaha Hadid concrete-and-glass cave architecture. 6 Messner Mountain Museums: MMM Corones + MMM Ripa + MMM Firmian + MMM Dolomites + MMM Juval + MMM Ortles. Lago di Braies + Lake Carezza: one of the world's most famous mountain lakes + 'the most beautiful lake in the world'. Enrosadira alpenglow: one of the world's best-known mountain sunset phenomena. Premium Ladin culture: UNESCO woodcarving + Michelin tradition + King Laurin's Ladin legend. Dolomiti Superski: world's largest linked ski area — 1,200 km of slopes, 450 lifts, 12 ski areas.
Which UNESCO Dolomites ski destination should I choose?
The Dolomites offer 5 UNESCO ski destinations with distinct ski profiles: Alta Badia (ski hotels in Corvara, La Villa, Badia, San Cassiano and Colfosco + UNESCO Sella + the Sella Ronda ski circuit + 9 Michelin-starred restaurants — one of the world's leading Michelin clusters — 90 min); Val Gardena (ski hotels in Ortisei, Santa Cristina and Selva + Val Gardena UNESCO intangible heritage woodcarving + the Sella Ronda + the Saslong World Cup ski slope + the Seceda viewpoint — 60 min); Plan de Corones (ski hotels in Bruneck, Reischach and Olang + Kronplatz 2,275 m + 119 km of slopes + 360° Kronplatz summit panorama + MMM Corones Reinhold Messner Mountain Museum with Zaha Hadid architecture + the famous Concordia Bell — 90 min); Val d'Ega (ski hotels in Nova Levante, Carezza and Nova Ponente + Lake Carezza 'the most beautiful lake in the world' + the famous King Laurin's Ladin legend + UNESCO Latemar massif + UNESCO Rosengarten/Catinaccio massif + Carezza ski area + Obereggen ski area Latemar-Obereggen + premium Obereggen night skiing on Saturdays — 60 min); Tre Cime di Lavaredo (ski hotels in Sesto, Innichen/San Candido and Toblach + UNESCO World Heritage Tre Cime di Lavaredo Cima Grande 2,999 m + Helmjet Sexten ski area + 3 Zinnen Dolomites shared ski network 115 km of slopes + the famous Sundial of Sesto — the world's only natural Dolomite sundial + Innichen/San Candido medieval town — 110 min).
5 UNESCO ski destinations + Dolomiti Superski 1,200 km
5 UNESCO Dolomites destinations + Sella Ronda 4 ski areas + Dolomiti Superski 12 ski areas 1,200 km
Sella Ronda + Saslong + Sundial Sesto + MMM Corones + Enrosadira
Sella Ronda + Saslong World Cup + Sundial of Sesto + MMM Corones Zaha Hadid + Catinaccio Enrosadira alpenglow
Which flights are there from Warsaw to South Tyrol?
SkyAlps flies direct from Warsaw to Bolzano several times a week, flight time 2h 5min. 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 Dolomites?
The Dolomites are a premium UNESCO Alpine ski destination — premium ski areas open from December to early April. Premium ski seasonal highlights across the 5 destinations: December (premium early-season Alpine snow, the famous Christmas markets in Bruneck + Innichen + Ortisei + Carezza, premium Sella Ronda opening, the Saslong World Cup downhill in mid-December — FIS Ski World Cup downhill in Santa Cristina, premium MMM Corones Christmas atmosphere, peak Christmas–New Year ski season, premium Ladin Christmas atmosphere), January (premium peak winter conditions, Polish winter break (Ferie zimewze — 14 days of winter school holidays staggered by Polish voivodeship, January–February) Dolomites peak season, premium Sella Ronda peak, premium Michelin après-ski dining peak, premium Ladin Val d'Ega + Val Gardena + Alta Badia après-ski peak), February (peak Dolomites snow conditions, Polish winter break (Ferie zimowe) peak, premium Sella Ronda powder snow days, premium Saslong powder snow conditions, premium Ladin Carnival in Val Gardena), March (premium sunny South Tyrolean Alpine ski days, premium Enrosadira spring atmosphere — the famous Catinaccio + Sella Enrosadira alpenglow at sunset, premium UNESCO Geisler/Odle spring atmosphere from Plose summit, premium spring Lake Carezza atmosphere, premium spring Alpine sunbathing at premium ski-in/ski-out hotels), early April (late-season Dolomites, premium spring Alpine atmosphere, lower late-season ski hotel rates, premium Sella Ronda late-season atmosphere, premium spring Ladin fine dining atmosphere).
Frequently asked questions
Dolomiti Superski is the world's largest linked ski area — a uniquely premium South Tyrolean Alpine ski heritage and a central premium ski highlight of any Dolomites ski holiday from Warsaw that makes the Dolomites a uniquely premium Italian Alpine variety ski destination.
Network structure: Dolomiti Superski is the world's largest linked ski area + 1,200 km of slopes across all difficulty levels (premium beginners' slopes + premium intermediate slopes + premium black runs + premium World Cup ski slopes) + 450 lifts (premium cable cars + premium chairlifts + premium ski lifts) + 12 ski areas across South Tyrol, Trentino, the Veneto and Friuli — uniquely premium Italian Alpine ski variety. 12 ski areas: Dolomiti Superski includes 12 ski areas — all 5 South Tyrolean UNESCO Dolomites ski destinations (Alta Badia + Val Gardena + Plan de Corones + Val d'Ega + Tre Cime di Lavaredo) are part of the Dolomiti Superski + additional ski areas in Trentino (Val di Fassa + Val di Fiemme + Trentino Ski Sunrise + San Martino di Castrozza) + the Veneto (Arabba/Marmolada + Cortina d'Ampezzo + Civetta). Premium Dolomiti Superski ski pass: one ski pass for all 12 ski areas + uniquely premium ski variety + premium ski-area hopping experience + premium Dolomiti Superski ski pass economy + premium ski heritage from one ski pass. The Sella Ronda: Dolomiti Superski includes the Sella Ronda ski circuit (the 26 km linked ski circuit around the UNESCO Sella massif + premium 4 ski areas in one ski circuit — Alta Badia + Val Gardena + Val di Fassa + Arabba/Marmolada). Premium UNESCO Dolomites ski atmosphere: the entire Dolomiti Superski is across the UNESCO Dolomites World Heritage (9 UNESCO Dolomite mountain groups since 2009) — uniquely premium UNESCO ski photo atmosphere across all 12 ski areas. Premium Dolomiti Superski ski variety: ski travellers can experience premium ski variety across the Dolomiti Superski — premium Alta Badia 4-Sterne/5-Sterne ski-in/ski-out atmosphere + premium Val Gardena UNESCO woodcarving + premium Plan de Corones family-friendly skiing + premium Val d'Ega Ladin storytelling + premium Tre Cime di Lavaredo UNESCO three peaks atmosphere — uniquely premium Italian Alpine ski variety. Premium Dolomiti Superski guided experiences: many Dolomites ski hotels offer premium Dolomiti Superski guided experiences with English-speaking premium ski guides — providing premium Dolomiti Superski ski variety + premium ski-area hopping atmosphere + premium UNESCO Dolomites ski photo guidance. Premium Dolomiti Superski + Sella Ronda combination: many Dolomites ski packages combine premium Dolomiti Superski ski pass + premium Sella Ronda ski circuit experience + premium ski-area hopping across multiple Dolomites destinations — uniquely premium Italian Alpine ski variety experience.
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