Dolomites Ski Holidays in Corvara
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From £895
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14 December 2024
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29 March 2025
Discover the best skiing in the Dolomites - all from your Corvara doorstep
Country
Italy
Ability
All Abilities
Duration
7 Nights
Resort
Corvara
Price
From £895
A skiing holiday in Corvara on the famed Sellaronda
Our 7 night Dolomites ski holidays in Corvara put you right on the Sellaronda amidst magical scenery. Corvara is one of 5 picture-postcard resorts that comprise the glorious Alta Badia ski experience. Corvara is the biggest, the highest, and the best (!); and staying local is a joy, but equally you can venture out on skid to visit beautiful ski destinations, such as La Villa, San Cassiano, Colfosco, Arabba, Marmolada, Val Gardena and many others.
As for accommodation, simply tell us what you are looking for, from the characterful and more basic, to 5* luxury. Airport transfers to and from Venice Marco Polo Airport are included. Whatever you choose, this is a vibrant destination of sociable apres-ski and tantalising cuisine.
Browse this page to discover more about our Dolomites skiing holidays in Corvara. When you’re ready, simply click the Enquire or Book Now buttons, submit some details, then let our skilled enquiry team make it happen for you.
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Dates
14 December – 29 March 2025
Saturday to Saturday
Price
Half-board Accommodation
Early Bird (14 – 21 December) – from £895
Christmas & New Year – from £1150
January – from £985 / February – from £1050 / March – from £950
Grade
All Abilities
The Resort
Corvara – principal resort of the Alta Badia, located on the Sellaronda. Vibrant, stylish and sought-after. Good links to Arabba, Marmolada, Val Gardena, Colfosco, La Villa, San Cassiano Badia. Read more about Dolomiti Superski & Corvara here.
What’s Included
7 Nights Half-board – from traditional Tyrolean guesthouse to 4* and 5* hotels.
Scheduled Airport Transfers – between Venice Marco Polo & Corvara.
6-Day Ski Plan– to help first-time visitors explore an immense ski network, from off-the-beaten-track gems to the must-do classics.
Holiday Handbook – an online guide to all you need to know pre-departure, on arrival and during your stay, including a resort map with key village locations.
Not included – Ski Pass, Equipment Hire, Ski Tuition & Resort Representation.
Flights
Fly to Venice Marco Polo Airport to join our free Airport Transfers to Corvara (3½ hrs).
Other feasible airports with onward private transfers include Treviso, Innsbruck, Verona, (all 3hrs), Trieste and Milan (both 4hrs) – see below for more details. Visit Venice Flights Treviso Flights Innsbruck Flights Verona Flights Trieste Flights Milan Flights for route and price examples.
Airport Transfers
Our Scheduled Coach Transfers operate every Saturday between Venice Marco Polo and Corvara, departing at 14:00 prompt. On your way home they leave Corvara at 06:15 prompt – for flights taking off after 1200. Some waiting time at the airport is inevitable unless you book a private transfer.
Private Transfers
Anytime, Anywhere – If another airport suits you better, or you simply prefer a private taxi transfer, contact us ASAP to book a private transfer. This option is good for groups: the more passengers, the lower the cost per person. A one-way private transfer from Venice to Corvara costs approx. £395 for up to 8 people.
Fly-Driving – Click here to benefit from cheap winter car hire deals and be sure to include snow chains.
Skipass, Equipment Hire & Ski School
Well in advance of your ski holiday in Corvara, we provide you with everything you need to book these in advance, as required.
Your 6 Day Ski Plan
Corvara is the perfect base for skiing in the Italian Dolomites, but it is part of a much larger linked ski area.
Fortunately there is some great waymarking, but that doesn’t stop skiers getting lost if they are not familiar with the resorts.
Our 6 day ski plan is carefully put together to help first timers and regulars alike to get the best out of skiing in the Dolomites.
If you do all 6 of them, we guarantee you’ll be back for more! Here is an overview…
Sat - Arrive & Settle In
Settle in and prepare for an exciting holiday ahead.
Pick up your ski pass and organize your skis, boots, and helmet. Take a brief stroll to get acquainted with the resort. If you’ve scheduled lessons, visit the ski school to address any queries you might have.
Use the village map in your portal to pinpoint important locations.
Sun - Pralongia Plateau
Pralongia Plateau
Despite its name, not really a plateau – but it’s the perfect way to start your trip with stunning scenery and traditional mountain huts. Enjoy an endless array of blue and red runs that weave through breathtaking snowy landscapes. The meticulously groomed, tree-lined pistes are dotted with delightful rifugios. This is an ideal day for getting oriented with the local area.
Mon - The Orange Sellaronda
A jewel in the crown of Dolomiti Superski that passes right through Corvara
Rich in mountain vistas, the Sellaronda is comprised of 27kms of spectacular pistes that circumnavigate the colossal Sella massif, dropping you into fabulous resorts and valleys as you go, notably Arabba, the Val di Fassa, the Val Gardena and then back to Corvara in the Alta Badia. Why Orange? This is the clockwise version of the Sellaronda, waymarked throughout by orange signs.
Tues - The Hidden Valley
Today we give you the most scenic piste on the planet
Often featured in articles about extraordinary ski routes, this is a day featuring scenery that will never be forgotten. Stand by for sheer cliff faces, frozen waterfalls and panoramic viewing points. For some additional charm and fun, skiers also get towed by horses from the bottom of the valley back to the lift system.
Wed - The Marmolada
The Queen of the Dolomites – at 3343m our highest peak.
Descend from the summit on a thrilling and panoramic 12km red run. The Marmolada looms large above the whole region, its brilliant-white glacier dominating many a view. The summit is reached via a truly dramatic cable car experience. And there’s plenty of ski fun to be had as you initially ski to Arabba, where you branch off on a series of fabulous reds and blues to the Marmolada itself.
Thu - Ortisei
Ski the entire length of the Val Gardena to Ortisei
This fabulous day tour to beautiful Ortisei culminates on the breathtaking 10km Seceda red run, passing frozen waterfalls along the way.
The tour is a feast of long red runs and mindboggling scenery. A funicular train connects Santa Cristina to Ortisei. It awaits you at the bottom of Sasslong, where you can choose the red or black, the latter being the Men’s World Cup downhill.
Fri - The Green Sellaronda
Another 27kms of blue and red adventure
This is the anti-clockwise version of the Orange Sellaronda, waymarked by green signs and featuring some of our favourite runs in the whole of Dolomiti Superski. A fabulous and fitting note to end your week on, it will leave you wanting more.
Sat - Depart
It’s time to go home.
Double-check your travel arrangements and be ready for an early start.
Our scheduled transfer service to Venice Marco Polo leaves at 0615 (must be booked in advance), so your return flight must depart after 1200.
Private transfers are also available if you prefer to minimise waiting time at the airport; contact us for details and book early.
Available Accommodation
Need to Knows
Flight Delays – We cannot be responsible for the repercussions of delayed flights or other travel arrangements. If you are delayed, our scheduled coach transfer will still depart as scheduled below. If you miss the transfer, airport taxis can be booked at your expense, or a car hired from the airport can sometimes be a cheaper option. Hopefully, any expenses caused by such a delay will be covered by your insurance.
Insurance – All skiers must, by law, have third party liability insurance. Please note that this insurance is not included in your ski pass. Most travel insurance policies include this cover, but it is your responsibility to check that you are adequately covered.
ETIAS – The European Travel Information and Authorisation System is not due to be introduced until mid-2025. Currently there is not an exact date as to when it will come into force. This means you do not need to have a ETIAS for travel to Europe at the moment. For more information read our blog article here
Booking Conditions – be sure to read our full terms and conditions here before booking.
At Your Own Risk – please read the important notes here.
Travel Advice – check your government’s travel advisory for up-to-date information and advice about your destination. For UK citizens, check the latest Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office advice here.
Passport & Visa – any questions should be directed to the relevant embassy of your destination country; find out more here. It is your responsibility to be in possession of a full passport, valid for your chosen destination.
Travel Insurance – having adequate and valid travel insurance is a condition of booking with us. Details of our insurance partner, Campbell Irvine, are here.
Health Information – You should carry either an European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) or a Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) Neither is an alternative to adequate travel insurance. For more information visit https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice and https://travelhealthpro.org.uk/
ABTA – Independent travel advice and help is always available from ABTA by calling 020 3117 0599 or visiting www.abta.com.
