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The Dolomites to Venice bike trip
Bike along the Old Dolomites railway and across idyllic landscapes and typical Italian villages until reach the magical Venice

659€

Dolomites to Venice bike trip

 

 

 

The Dolomites to Venice bike trip From the north east of the Dolomites, you cycle through the Höhlenstein Valley passing by the famous “Drei Zinnen” (Three Peaks), and onto the Olympic town of Cortina d’Ampezzo. Following the old railway track you continue to Pieve di Cadore, the birth town of Titian. After a short transfer through the valley of the ice cream makers, you will reach Ponte nelle Alpi (“Bridge in the Alps”) and then onto Belluno nestling in the Dolomites. The tour takes you on to Bassano del Grappa where the countryside starts to level out. After a short visit to the town of Asolo you carry onto Treviso. Following the River Sile, you finally reach Mestre/Venice.

 
In The Dolomites to Venice bike trip, the first two days you mainly follow the old Dolomites railway track. From the third day,the tour encounters slight ascents and descents on quite side roads through idyllic landscape and typical Italian villages until reaching the plains on the last day. The tour is suitable for children from the age of 14.


MAP


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DAY BY DAY


FIRST DAY: Arrival in Hochpustertal (Niederdorf/Toblach)

Arrive at the hotel in Hochpustertal. Car park near the hotel is included in the price.

 

SECOND DAY: Hochpustertal – Cortina d’Ampezzo

From Niederdorf/Toblach you start on the bike path into the Höhlenstein Valley, past Lake Toblach and the war cemetery. This area was used as the front during the 1st World War. You carry on past Lake Landro (on the left you can see the famous “Drei Zinnen”);the cycle path ascends slightly before you get to the border – “Gemärk – Cimabanche” – of the region South Tyrol and the region of the Veneto. From here you cycle down into the valley, which opens up before entering towards the south, before arriving in Cortina.

 

THIRD DAY: Cortina d’Ampezzo – Belluno

Today the path is steady going slight downward, for the most part on the old railway track; you will see the Sorapis on the left and located on the right the “Fünf Türme”-Cinque Torri (Five Towers). You continue on to the south through the Boite Valley towards Pieve/Calalzo. From here a short transfer by train takes you to Longarone (included in the price).This town was completely rebuilt in 1963 after a landslide filled the dam above the village and caused a flood. Carry on to Belluno.

 

FOURTH DAY: Belluno – Feltre

From Belluno, the small capital of this province, the tour follows tree lined avenues and hilly landscape until the end of this day in Feltre. During the day you come along small and scenic villages. In the North your see the magnificent southern Dolomites, your accompanist in the first stages.

 

FIFTH DAY: Feltre – Bassano del Grappa

The first kilometres you cycle easily before you descend to the Brenta Valley. Where the river Brenta joins the plains, lies the town of Bassano del Grappa. The name of the town comes from the “Monte” Grappa. Upon arrival you can enjoy a wellearned “Grappa”. There are many places of interest to visit in the town such as San Francesco, the “Museo Civico” (Museum) or the Piazza della Libertà.

 

SIXTH DAY: Bassano del Grappa – Treviso

On leaving the Dolomitic Alps, you occasionally see various villas designed by the renowned architect Palladio. The town of Asolo is ideal for a rest before continuing along to the plains to Treviso, the town of the water striders. Along the canals there are many wonderful houses and shops to admire. This is a centre for Italian fashion. in the back country.

 

SEVENTH DAY: Treviso – Venice (Mainland/Quarto D’Altino)

Following the River Sile, you cycle towards the Adriatic Sea straight to Venice(Mainland/Quarto D’Altino) where the impressive “Serenissima“ can be admired.

 

EIGHT DAY: Sweet Goodbye

Departure. There is a possibility to extend your stay in Venice (Mestre/Marghera).



GENERAL INFORMATION


  • Arrival every Saturday from 02/05/2015 (first available date) to 26/09/2015 (last available date)
  • Minimum number of participants: 2
  • With a minimum of 5 pax we can organize a start of a tour on every other day (only on request and depending on the availability)
STAGE DISTANCE TIME (aprox) 
Hochpustertal – Cortina d’Ampezzo 30 – 35 Km  <2h
Cortina d’Ampezzo – Belluno 60 Km 4,5 h / approx. 37 km to the railway station of Calalzo and approx. 22 km from Longarone to Belluno
Belluno – Feltre 40 Km + Ship or train 4 h
Feltre – Bassano del Grappa 55 Km <4,5 h
Bassano del Grappa – Treviso 57 Km 4,5h
Treviso – Venice (Mainland/Quarto D’Altino)  45 km < 4 h

 

 


WHAT'S INCLUDED


 

INCLUDED
Accommodation in hotels in a 3***star ands 4**** star category
Breakfast buffet or a full breakfast
Personal tour information ‘Dolomites to Venice bike trip’
Luggage transfers from hotel to hotel
Transfer by train from Calazo to Longarone (bikes included)
Well planned routes
Detailed documents (maps, route description, places to visit, important telephone numbers)
Telephone service hotline
NOT INCLUDED 
Bicycle / E- bike
Guide
Extra nights
Lunch and dinners
Transfers (arribal to Venice)
Tourist tax


PRICES INFORMATION


Price per person Description 
STANDART PRICE 659 € Price per person sharing double room
High Season Surcharge 49 € From 26/06/2015  to 08/09/2015 (both included)
Solo Single room surcharge 139 €
Half-board surcharge ON DEMAND
 Rental bike 70 €
E- Bike 160 €

 


EXTRA NIGHT PRICES


This prices are double room with breakfast included (sharing double room, minimum 2 persons). Ask price per triple or other rooms.

PLACE NORMAL  HIGH SEASON (from 23th June untill 31th August)  
Venice ON REQUEST 
Hochpustertal (Niederdorf/Toblach) ON REQUEST


HOW TO ARRIVE


By car:
By car on the Brenner motorway (A22) to Brixen/Bressanone – take the exit Franzensfeste, Pustertal then through the Pusteria Valley (SS49) to Niederdorf or Toblach, depending on the location of your hotel
or
Drive along the Felbertauernstraße to Lienz in Eastern Tyrol (Austria) and then further into Italy through the Pusteria Valley to Toblach or Niederdorf depending on the location of your hotel.

By train:
Take the train from Innsbruck over the “Brenner/Brennero” to Franzensfeste. Change trains for the Pusteria Valley and disembarking either at Niederdorf or Toblach depending on the location of your hotel

By plane:
Low cost flights are available to “Sant’ Angelo – Antonio Canova” airport in Treviso and to the Marco Polo airport in Venice which offer an excellent airport shuttle to and from Mestre / Marghera

Upon a request, we even organize transfers from the airport to the starting point of the cycle tour

 

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