The Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offer a breathtaking escape from the hustle and bustle of Venice. This 8-hour guided tour promises to immerse visitors in the natural splendor of the region, showcasing stunning locations like Refuge Auronzo and Misurina Lake. With a small group size and multilingual guides, travelers can expect a personalized experience, whether they opt for trekking or a more relaxed minivan ride. The tour’s competitive pricing and flexible cancellation policy make it an attractive option for those seeking to discover the Dolomites’ enchanting beauty.
Key Points

- A guided 8-hour tour through the UNESCO-listed Dolomites region, starting from Kč 4,503 per person, with transportation in a Gray Minivan.
- Key locations include Refuge Auronzo, Refuge Lavaredo, and Misurina Lake, with options for trekking or a minivan ride.
- The tour is guided by experienced GAE (Guida Ambientale Escursionistica) and includes round-trip transportation and ascent to mountain refuges.
- The tour is not suitable for individuals over 70 or those with altitude sickness, and has a small group size of up to 8 participants.
- Customers have praised the knowledgeable guides, scenic hikes, and stunning 360-degree panoramic views of the Dolomites, with an overall rating of 5/5 based on 10 reviews.
Tour Overview and Pricing

The "Venice: Tour of Dolomites Unesco" is a comprehensive 8-hour guided tour that takes visitors through the stunning UNESCO-listed Dolomites region.
Priced from Kč 4,503 per person, the tour accommodates small groups of up to 8 participants.
Multilingual guides lead the tour in English, Italian, and Spanish, providing commentary throughout the day.
Transportation is included in a Gray Minivan with the UltraRock logo, offering convenient pickup.
The tour explores key locations such as the Refuge Auronzo, Refuge Lavaredo, and the scenic Misurina Lake, offering 360-degree panoramic mountain views.
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Tour Details and Itinerary

Arrival by van marks the start of the tour, with an ascent to various mountain refuges including 5 Torri, 3 Cime, Sorapis, Cadini, and Tofana. Guests can choose between trekking (400D+) or an optional minivan ride (€10) to reach these scenic locations. Key highlights include:
| Location | Elevation |
| — | — |
| Refuge Auronzo | 2200m |
| Refuge Lavaredo | via Lavaredo Fork |
| Refuge Locatelli | Optional lunch stop |
| Misurina Lake | Stunning 360° mountain views |
The tour provides a well-rounded Dolomites experience, with a mix of transportation, trekking, and breathtaking vistas.
Inclusions and Exclusions

The tour includes a guided experience with a GAE (Guida Ambientale Escursionistica) guide, round-trip transportation by van, and ascent to the mountain refuges.
An optional walk in Cortina is also provided. Refreshments and meals are included.
However, the tour may not be suitable for those with altitude sickness or individuals over 70 years old. Guests should be aware that the ascent options include either trekking (400 D+) or taking the minivan (optional fee of 10,00).
Booking and Cancellation Policy
Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. Customers can reserve their spot without any upfront payment.
Booking is flexible, as participants can check availability and starting times. The tour is limited to 8 participants, ensuring an intimate experience.
The guided tour with a GAE, round-trip transportation, and ascent to mountain refuges are all included. However, the tour isn’t suitable for those with altitude sickness or those over 70 years old.
More Great Tours NearbyCustomer Reviews and Recommendations

According to the customer reviews, the Tour of Dolomites Unesco has received an impressive overall rating of 5/5 based on 10 reviews.
Guests have consistently praised the tour, highlighting several key aspects:
Guests have consistently praised the tour, highlighting its accommodating guides, scenic hikes, knowledgeable insight, and stunning panoramic views of the Dolomites.
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Accommodating guides who tailored the experience to individual needs.
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Enjoyment of the scenic hike and delightful lunch.
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Knowledgeable guide who provided valuable insights into the Italian Alps.
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Stunning 360-degree panoramic views of the Dolomites that left a lasting impression.
The overwhelming positive feedback suggests this tour is an excellent choice for those seeking a breathtaking exploration of the UNESCO-listed Dolomites.
Departure and Transportation

Guests are picked up in a Gray Minivan with the UltraRock logo for the Tour of Dolomites Unesco. The minivan provides round-trip transportation to the tour’s various locations throughout the Dolomites.
The ascent to the mountain refuges can be done either by trekking (400 D+) or an optional minivan ride for an additional 10 euros. The transportation is included in the tour price, ensuring a seamless and convenient experience for participants.
Guests can sit back and enjoy the scenic drive as the guide navigates the winding mountain roads, leading them to the iconic landmarks of the UNESCO-protected Dolomites.
Frequently Asked Questions

Participants often inquire about the tour’s suitability for those with altitude sickness or advanced age.
The tour isn’t recommended for people over 70 years old or those prone to altitude sickness. While the ascent options aim to accommodate different fitness levels, the high-altitude environments may pose challenges for some.
This tour may not be suitable for those over 70 or prone to altitude sickness, as the high-altitude environments could present challenges.
Key FAQs:
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Is this tour suitable for children?
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Can I bring my own snacks and drinks?
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Are there any discounts available for larger groups?
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How much time is spent at each refuge and location?
The tour is designed for adults, and children may find the pace and terrain challenging.
Bringing personal provisions is allowed, and group discounts are available.
Timing at each site varies based on the group’s pace and interests.
Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Tour Suitable for People With Disabilities?
The tour doesn’t seem suitable for people with disabilities. It involves trekking and ascents to mountain refuges, which could be challenging for those with mobility issues. The tour description advises it’s not suitable for people over 70 years.
What Is the Policy for Children/Minors on the Tour?
The tour’s policy is that children under 12 are not recommended, as the hike may be too challenging. Minors aged 12-18 can participate with a parent or guardian. Age restrictions help ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment on the tour.
Can Vegetarian/Vegan Meal Options Be Provided?
Yes, the tour provider can accommodate vegetarian and vegan meal requests. Guests should notify the company of any dietary restrictions when booking the tour to ensure appropriate meal options are available during the day’s activities.
Do I Need to Bring Any Special Equipment for the Trek?
The tour generally recommends bringing sturdy hiking boots, warm layers, and a day pack for the trek. Special equipment like crampons or trekking poles aren’t required but can provide extra support on the mountain trails.
Is There an Option to Extend the Duration of the Tour?
Yes, there’s an option to extend the tour’s duration. Guests can choose an optional 10-euro walk in Cortina, allowing more time to explore the stunning landscapes of the Dolomites.
The Sum Up

The Dolomites UNESCO World Heritage Site tour from Venice offers a breathtaking adventure for nature enthusiasts. Starting at Kč 4,503 per person, this small group tour provides personalized attention and access to stunning locations. With free cancellation and positive reviews, it’s an excellent choice for an unforgettable day in the Dolomites. Travelers can expect a well-organized itinerary, multilingual guides, and optional activities to create lasting memories.
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