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A single-day route from Venice into the heart of the Dolomites that visits Lake Auronzo, Misurina, Dobbiaco and Braies before finishing in Cortina d’Ampezzo. Expect dramatic peaks, clear alpine air and easy shore walks—ideal for travelers who want high-mountain scenery without technical hiking.
A single-day route from Venice into the heart of the Dolomites that visits Lake Auronzo, Misurina, Dobbiaco and Braies before finishing in Cortina d’Ampezzo. Expect dramatic peaks, clear alpine air and easy shore walks—ideal for travelers who want high-mountain scenery without technical hiking.
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Operated by MoveNow Travel · Cortina d’Ampezzo, Veneto
You leave Venice’s canals behind and drive east across a wide plain; the city’s glass and brick give way to road, spruce and finally the sudden, serrated silhouette of the Dolomites. Peaks that look carved by wind and time watch as you descend into valleys where alpine lakes catch their faces: Auronzo’s turquoise mirror, Misurina’s clear air, Dobbiaco’s forested stillness and Braies’ emerald bowl.
easy.
10–11 hours.
Light: minimal walking between lakes with short shoreline strolls; suitable for most active travelers.
The tour runs about 10–11 hours total; departures are early morning from Venice with return in the evening—check the exact pickup and drop-off times on your confirmation.
Short shore walks are family-friendly, but the operator notes the tour is not wheelchair accessible; infant seats are available for young children.
Yes—there is a lunch break at Lake Misurina with time to eat at a lakeside restaurant; bring snacks if you prefer specific dietary items.
Boat rentals are typically not included; the itinerary includes time at the shore and you can rent rowboats locally where available for an additional fee.
The Dolomites’ communities reflect Ladin, Austro-Hungarian and Italian influences; Lake Braies was the site of significant WWII-era negotiations in 1945.
The Dolomites are a UNESCO World Heritage Site with strict trail and boating rules to protect fragile alpine ecosystems—stay on paths and avoid feeding wildlife.
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