
Signature itinerary
Grand Tour of the Dolomites
Cortina, Alta Badia, Madonna di Campiglio
Six days across the most iconic Dolomite passes, from Cortina to Brenta. This itinerary is built for drivers: hairpins, 2,000-metre vistas and Michelin-starred dinners curated by your advisor. The right vehicle changes everything, and your advisor helps you pick it based on season and passes.
Day 1
Arrival in Venice, transfer to Cortina
Delivery at Marco Polo airport, briefing and scenic drive to Cortina d'Ampezzo (2h30).
Suggested vehicle: Land Rover Defender 130 or Mercedes-AMG G63.
Day 2
Passo Giau and Passo Falzarego
Classic eastern Dolomite loop with photo stops at Lago di Sorapis and Rifugio Lagazuoi.
Suggested vehicle: Defender for versatility or Porsche 911 GTS for the hairpins.
Day 3
Cortina to Alta Badia
Transfer via Passo Falzarego and Passo Valparola to San Cassiano. Dinner at St. Hubertus.
Suggested vehicle: Bentley Bentayga: comfort for the longer transfer.
Day 4
Sellaronda by car
The four-pass loop (Pordoi, Sella, Gardena, Campolongo) in a day. Lunch at a curated mountain hut.
Suggested vehicle: Porsche 911 Carrera 4 GTS: AWD and driving pleasure.
Day 5
Alta Badia to Madonna di Campiglio
Transfer via Passo Costalunga and Passo Rolle. Afternoon arrival in Campiglio.
Suggested vehicle: Range Rover SV for long-distance comfort.
Day 6
Brenta and return to Venice or Milan
Morning in the Brenta group, quick lunch and return to either Venice or Milan Linate airport.
Suggested vehicle: Same vehicle, airport drop-off.
FAQ
Which car for alpine passes?
For pure driving, a 911 Carrera 4 with AWD is perfect. For pass comfort and luggage, a Range Rover or Defender 130. In winter we always recommend 4x4 with winter tyres.
Are snow chains needed?
From November to April, yes, and they are already on board. The advisor checks weather conditions before delivery.
Can I run the itinerary in reverse from Milan?
Yes. Delivery in Milan Linate, return in Venice or vice versa, with no one-way surcharge on main Italian routes.
Want to live this itinerary? Talk to a concierge.