Our trips in the Dolomites meet in Cortina d'Ampezzo, which is located in the Veneto region of Northern Italy. Cortina is an interesting and historic mountain town which is central to some of the best mountain activities in the Dolomites and offers good transportation links.

Access to Cortina by Air:

The nearest, and most convenient, major airport serviced by most international airlines is Venice Marco Polo airport (Italy). Cortina is only 2-3 hours away from Venice Marco Polo airport, and there are a couple of public and private transfer options available between Venice airport and Cortina (see section below).

Other airports include Insbruck (Austria) and Treviso (Italy), but the connections from these airports to Cortina tend to be less frequent and more expensive.

Resort Transfers between Venice Marco Polo Airport and Cortina

There are several bus and mini-van transfer options available between Venice Airport and Cortina. Busses are larger and run on fixed time tables from/to allocated bus stops. Mini-van transfers will meet you in the arrival hall and take you directly to your hotel in resort Below are a selection of mini-van and bus transfer services:

Mini-van shuttles:

Transfer Dolomiti: www.transferdolomiti.it

Taxi Cortina: www.taxicortinasci.com

Shuttle Direct: www.shuttledirect.com

Bus services:

Cortina Express: www.cortinaexpress.it

Flix Bus: www.flixbus.com

ATVO: www.atvo.it/en-home.html#

Access to Cortina by Rail

The Italian national train operator is TrenItalia: www.trenitalia.com

The nearest train stations to Cortina d'Ampezzo are the following:

Calalzo di Cadore, which connects to Cortina by Dolomiti Bus (www.dolomitibus.it)

Dobbiaco, which connects to Cortina by SAD (www.sad.it)

Access to Cortina by Car:

Cortina d'Ampezzo is accessible by car via the European road network, either from North/South or from East/West. From a North/South direction this is via the motorway SS51 road known as the 'Di Alemagna'. From an East/West direction this is via the SR 48 'Dolomites Road'.