Come Ski With us in ITALY! The Dolomites Coming Soon

Vieni a sciare con noi!

Skiing with Giants. We are excited to offer a new addition to the Sundance Ski travel experience.

The Dolomites ski region offers one of the largest and most extensive ski networks in the world. Named after the magnificent limestone spires found naturally in these spectacular mountains, the Dolomites offers a ski holiday experience that every skier should experience at least once in their lives. The Dolomiti Superski offers 12 ski areas connected by 450 ski lifts all under the one lift pass.

The Dolomiti Superski area takes great delight in offering a true Italian ski experience, with incredible views , spectacular Italian food, and over 1200 kilometers of ski runs.

Join us on a ski 5 day ski trip where we will ski the famous Sellaronda on one of the days. Stay tuned more info to come. Some details of The Sellaronda below. Pricing to come.

We are going to ITALY to ski in the Dolomites! Feb 10th-15th 2025

This trip is an alpine skiing adventure and will run 5 days in the beautiful Dolomites with a small group of like minded ski enthusiasts.

A day on the Sellaronda is truly one of the highlights of a skiing holiday in the Dolomites. On the famous ski circuit in South Tyrol (Italy), you can circle the Sella group on an impressive day tour. The ski circuit stretches over a length of about 40 kilometres, 24 kilometres of which are covered by lifts that only require a single ski pass.

There are several entry points to the Sellaronda, which runs across four Dolomite passes and past five beautiful villages. On your way, which takes you over Passo Campolongo, Passo Pordoi, Passo Sella and Passo Gardena, you won't need to remove your skis even once. The order in which you cross these passes and through the villages of Arabba, Canazei, Selva, Corvara and Colfosco is up to us.

The Sellaronda is suitable for skiers with a medium to high level of fitness, with an option to extend the circuit and add on a de-tour to the Saslong Ski World Cup in S. Cristina in Val Gardena

1. The Sellaronda offers a total of 26 kilometres of slopes, which are classified as moderately difficult and require a basic level of fitness.
2. The Sellaronda can be skied in both directions. Orange in a clockwise direction and green in reverse.
3. 4 Dolomite passes are crossed on the Sellaronda: Passo Campolongo, Passo Pordoi, Passo Sella and Passo Gardena.
4. The popular village of Selva in the Val Gardena ski area is an ideal entry point to the Sellaronda.
5. The Sellaronda takes you past five picturesque villages: Arabba, Canazei, Selva, Corvara and Colfosco.
6. To access the lifts during your day tour on the Sellaronda, you only need one ski pass: the Dolomiti Superski pass.