THE valley of the Dolomites par excellence in the UNESCO World Natural HeritageBënuni te Gherdëina

Start early in the morning with a hike of your choice and enjoy a rich breakfast at the beginning of the day with fresh bread, alpine cheese, bacon, yoghurt, fresh eggs, homemade cake and jams. We guarantee you: the day couldn't start better!

Unique and breathtakingly beautiful. Be there when the first sunrays gently kiss the mountain peaks, when the light illuminates the landscape and the nature slowly awakens.

The light of the setting sun dives the surroundings in a magic atmosphere at Sëurasas. Here a fresh appetizer awaits you. Enjoy the last sunrays, the unique color spectacle of the sky and the glowing rocks of the Dolomites.

Unite your very special mountain experience with a unique combination of Dolce Vita and Dolomites during a unique chairlift ride at the foot of the Sassolungo!

Get a glimpse of unique mountain moments and appreciate the magic of sleeping in a cozy mountain hut during this guided hiking tour, which extends over two full days.

From mid-May to mid-July, a multitude of mountain flowers bloom on the mountain meadows. The wonderful Alpine flora becomes a unique photo subject.

Sunset hikes in Val Gardena, an inspiring natural spectacle. The Dolomites turn into glowing rocks in autumn.

Discover the very special nights that you can only experience in the mountains of the Val Gardena Dolomites.

The exciting feeling of being the first on the slope, even before the usual lift opening. A hearty breakfast completes this unique "magic moment".

Feel the unspoilt nature of the landscape in the UNESCO World Heritage Site with the snowshoes, accompanied by an experienced local mountain guide.

Enjoy the legendary 8 ski runs in Val Gardena. From the World Cup slope the "Saslong" to the longest slope in South Tyrol, the "La Longia".

The stunning natural scenery and a touch of romance are at the forefront of these experiences.

Experience pure adrenalin during a rapid downhill ride on the brand new "ZIPLine Monte Pana" at almost 100 km/h.