Le tour des Grandes Dolomites depuis le lac de Garde
Description
Les Dolomites italiennes sont une chaîne de montagnes impressionnante qui change de teinte au fil des saisons. Sillonnant les vallées de Fiemme et de Fassa jusqu'au col de Pordoi, ce paysage emblématique est un « must » pour les amoureux de la nature et les photographes. Votre aventure commence lorsque vous voyagez en autocar au cœur des Dolomites. L'itinéraire exact varie en fonction de votre point de départ, mais tous les itinéraires comprennent une route panoramique à travers la vallée de Fiemme et la vallée de Fassa avec des arrêts photo, ainsi que la spectaculaire route aux 27 virages en épingle jusqu'au col Pordoi atteignant une altitude de 2 240 m. Ici, vous pourrez profiter d'une pause déjeuner tranquille tout en profitant de la beauté naturelle environnante. Profitez ensuite de l'occasion pour emprunter un téléphérique en option (à payer sur place) jusqu'à une hauteur vertigineuse de 2 950 m, offrant des vues inégalées. La visite comprend également un arrêt dans l'un des charmants villages du Tyrol du Sud, où vous pourrez en apprendre davantage sur les traditions et la langue du peuple ladino.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
L'autocar prend l'autoroute jusqu'à la Vallée de Fiemme. Il y aura un arrêt dans une station-service. Route panoramique à travers la vallée de Fiemme et la vallée de Fassa avec arrêts photo. Traversez les vallées de Fiemme, Fassa et Gardena et les cols Pordoi et Sella, avec des arrêts photo en cours de route.
L'autocar gravit ensuite la spectaculaire route aux 27 virages en épingle jusqu'au col Pordoi, atteignant une altitude de 2240 m. Ensuite, vous aurez le temps de faire une pause déjeuner au col Pordoi.
L'autocar part pour gravir le col de Sella à 2 220 m avant de descendre dans la vallée de Gardena. Ici, il y aura un arrêt dans l'un des villages du Tyrol du Sud avec du temps libre.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Ne convient pas aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Ne convient pas aux clients souffrant de problèmes cardiaques ou respiratoires
- Veuillez noter que toutes les heures sont approximatives et sujettes à changement
- Apportez des chaussures et des vêtements adaptés
- Nourriture et boissons non incluses
- Le téléphérique est un supplément facultatif et à payer sur place
- Les horaires de prise en charge ne sont donnés qu'à titre indicatif et peuvent varier pour des raisons indépendantes de notre volonté. Dans cette optique, veuillez arriver au moins 10 minutes avant l'heure de prise en charge qui vous est attribuée et prévoir de légers retards.
- Sous réserve des conditions météorologiques
- Certains frais d'entrée et extras optionnels sont à payer sur place
- Apportez de l'argent pour des extras ou des pourboires
- Non recommandé aux familles avec de jeunes enfants car le trajet est long
- La durée totale comprend le temps de trajet
- De Malcesine, Riva, Torbole, Peschiera, Castelnuovo, Lazise, Bardolino, Garda et Torri del Benaco, l'itinéraire comprend les vallées de Fiemme et Fassa, le col Pordoi et le col Sella, la vallée Gardena.
- De Sirmione, Desenzano, Salo', Gardone, Maderno et Limone, l'itinéraire comprend la vallée d'Ega et le lac Carezza, les vallées de Fiemme et Fassa et le col de Pordoi.
Avis(7)
Long bus ride but worth it! Remember to bring a jacket it gets cold at the top. Definitely worth the trip
Cons - it’s a very long day twelve hours from pick up to drop off for us (may be shorter on some days) it’s cold at the top take a coat/jumper. Pros - it’s all worth it. It is an incredible trip and every turn was jaw-droppingly beautiful. Just incredible. The coach driver was amazing and Thomas our tour guide was brilliant. Worth every penny even if you don’t like heights!!!
Great but a little scary at times as so high up in the Dolomites, spectacular scenery though. Well worth it though
We had a magical day to the Dolomites with Karen and Emra. We made several stops along the way and Karen had very helpful suggestions about how to best make use of the short stops - it's a full day, we were out for about 13 hours in total and we crammed in a LOT! As people mention, the stop at the Dolomites themselves is a little short when you do the cable car and get something to eat but it is 100% worth it. I'd recommend this trip to anybody.
You are on the road for 2 hours to pick everyone up then follows a completely unnecessary 45 minute break at a shopping street with ATM, after that you have just 2 hours including cable car in the dolomites and then again in a completely crowded market street in a supposed mountain village 45 minutes including a long walk over a bridge should leave your money there. To call this whole thing a dolomite tour is madness, never again!!!
The Dolomites were an amazing sight, especially the cable car to the top to have a walk around. This is an extra charge of €25.50 each which you need to take in cash but we had no warning about. I had seen this in reviews so we did have the cash on us. The team were Fredrick and Paulo, both were fantastic, it was an informative and interesting day. It’s a very long day, almost 13 hours from pick up to drop off. There are three stops, but the one with the cable car is the one that the trip is about, seeing the actual Dolomites. There is 2 hours for this and you’re told to have lunch at the restaurant there too but then you will have very little time to have a walk around at the top of the cable cars. Thankfully I had read previous reviews so had made a packed lunch for the four of us, and taken lots of snacks for the long day. Also take extra layers for the top, it was a very hot day in lake Garda (34C) but we needed jumpers and gloves at the top. You definitely need good gripping shoes too. Please also check about the pick up point well in advance after booking. The pick up point I picked on the viator options when booking was different to the one on the receipt. And then completely different to the one I was told after contacting the local tour operator. After a very expensive call to Viator in USA along with calls to the local tour operator, it finally got resolved. However waking my kids up at 5.30am to be at a pick up point for 6.50am was an extra nerve wracking thing when I still wasn’t sure if we’d be picked up. We were picked up at 7.10am in the end, and in total there were 13 people at peschiera train station, so I am very confused why there wasn’t clearer information about this. I would recommend this trip but it would really help to have been given a bit more information about it without reading through reviews, and to have clear pick up information.
Great scenery, interesting stories told by tour guide, super professional and safe driver. One gains the most amazing impressions of the views, beautiful nature and the little towns are very cute. Most time is spent on bus, but I didn’t mind, it was hot outside and it was fully air conditioned, I could relax and enjoy everything. Cable car ride and walk up there was stunning experience! Now I know which places I want to revisit! Both valleys were incredibly beautiful, I loved St. Ulrich too. I definitely had a good time.
Dear valued Guest, Thank you for your very positive feedback. We appreciate your kind words for our guide and we are happy you enjoyed every part of the tour. We hope to be your choice for your future holiday destinations. Kind regards, Customer Service team
