South Tyrol Tours & Trips
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Hiking in the Dolomites
49 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“A very well organised tour which included a wide range of scenery and activities.”
Penelope, traveled in July
The trek begins at Hotel Tschurtschenthaler in Dobbiaco. Routes include Lake Braies (1,494m), Tre Cime circuit, and Strudelkopf summit (2,307m). The itinerary features Brunico's Messner Mountain Museum and WWI sites on Mt Elmo (2,434m).
Duration 8 days Destinations Venice, Dobbiaco, Fanes-Sennes-Braies Natural Park, Moos, Cortina d’Ampezzo, Lienz, Bolzano, Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Prato Piazza Mountain Age Range 16 to 85 year olds Operator Explore! From
- US$2,820
Classic Dolomites - Premium Adventure
56 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“We always felt safe and weren't rushed during the day. Would definitely do another Exodus trip!”
Matthew, traveled in July
The historic Hotel Adler serves as base for South Tyrol's dramatic landscapes. Paths lead to Lake Braies, up Monte Piana's WWI sites, and around the iconic Tre Cime peaks. The package includes expert mountain guide, wellness center access, and authentic Tyrolean dining. Moderate walks cover 8-10 miles daily with 2,000ft ascents.
Duration 8 days Destinations Niederdorf, Fanes-Sennes-Braies Natural Park, Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Dobbiaco Age Range 16 to 99 year olds Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From $3,148
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Hiking in the Dolomites
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Great value for money. Excellent travel company.”
Narendra, traveled in August
The dramatic peaks of South Tyrol unfold on moderate hikes from Dobbiaco base. Reach the summit of Strudelkopf (2,307m), marvel at Bruneck's Earth Pyramids, and walk Monte Elmo's Italian-Austrian border. Local culture comes alive through cheese tastings at an 1882 cooperative and authentic mountain hut meals.
Duration 8 days Destinations Venice, Dobbiaco, Ampezzo, Tre Cime di Lavaredo Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From
5% Off- US$3,690
Walks in the Italian Dolomites
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The hotel was great, friendly service, yummy food and lots of it. The walks were great, the app worked well.”
Louise, traveled in June
Park Hotel Bellevue in Dobbiaco opens doors to Kreuzbergpass and Malga Nemes refuge treks. Traditional Tyrolean hamlets showcase frescoed chapels, while gondolas access Rotwand pastures. Weekly themed buffets and 5-course regional banquets round out each day.
Duration 8 days Destinations Dobbiaco, Moos, Three Peaks Nature Park, Cortina d’Ampezzo, Tre Cime di Lavaredo Age Range 12 to 99 year olds Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
5% Off- US$2,240
South Tyrol's finest vineyards and alpine meadows await on this 4-day trek. The route passes Stachelburg, Schwanburg, and Payrsberg castles near Nals, follows the historic Three Castles Route to Eppan's wine country, and winds through Merano's arcaded alleys. Stays at Hotel Flora and Traubenheim include daily breakfast and luggage transfers.
Duration 4 days Destinations Merano, Nals, Bolzano Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English, German Operator Eurohike From
5% Off- US$523
The route spans South Tyrol's diverse landscapes from Reschensee's submerged church spire to Merano's Mediterranean atmosphere. Cyclists pass orchards and castles along the Wine Road, staying at Hotel Kaufmann in Ora. A rest day offers hiking the Tappeiner trail or visiting Val Passiria, birthplace of Andreas Hofer.
Duration 8 days Destinations Innsbruck, Imst, Mals, Merano, Auer, Bolzano Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English, German Operator Eurobike From
5% Off- US$1,310
Dolomites Guided Hike
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was generally good. The itinerary provided by UTracks included a day of 25km walk which was way longer than expected.”
Wona, traveled in July
The 80km circuit through South Tyrol's German-Italian culture starts in Cortina d'Ampezzo. The route winds through Tofano peaks and Fanes Natural Park, with stays in traditional hüttes. Guides lead groups through former Austro-Italian borders, featuring authentic regional meals and comfortable refuge accommodations.
Duration 7 days Destinations Cortina d’Ampezzo, Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Three Peaks Nature Park, Misurina Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator UTracks From
5% Off- US$1,760
Duration 7 days Destinations Lake Como, Bormio, Resia, Merano, Bolzano, Moena, Canazei Age Range 18 to 90 year olds Operated in English, Italian Operator Road Bike Tours Italy From
5% Off- US$3,736
The Pearls of South Tyrol
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“Die Reise hat alle meine Erwartungen übertroffen.”
Karl, traveled in July
This 7-day cycling adventure through South Tyrol's Eisack and Etsch valleys features Bolzano's Ötzi Museum, swimming in Montiggler Lakes nature reserve, and Merano's Laubengasse. Accommodations include Hotel Krone, Mondschein, and City Hotel, with vineyard and orchard views throughout the 35-70km daily routes.
Duration 7 days Destinations Brixen, Bolzano, Lake Kaltern, Merano, Graun im Vinschgau Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English, German Operator Eurobike From
5% Off- US$1,048
Discover South Tyrol's finest on this €934 week-long trek through Merano and Bolzano. Explore the Knottnkino's three open-air stages, visit Trauttmansdorff Castle gardens, and hike through Hafling, home of the famous horse breed. Includes stays at Hotel Flora and daily breakfast with optional multi-course dinner packages.
Duration 7 days Destinations Merano, Nals, Bolzano, Mölten Age Range 2 to 80 year olds Operated in English, German Operator Eurohike From
5% Off- US$862
What people love about South Tyrol Tours
- Classic Dolomites - Premium Adventure
Karl (Mather) was an excellent and knowledgeable tour guide. Good fun. The long dinners every evening were a bit too much. A good one or two course meal would have sufficed, after a whole day hiking.
- Dolomites Guided Hike
It was a great trip. people were very friendly. Guide paid lot of attention to the safety of the walk. One of the Refugio did not have hot water (should look into it). The other Refugio had too many people in one dormitory. Never the less an excellent trip..
- Highlights of the Dolomites
Was a great holiday walk. Guides, Safety concerns, food was well taken care of. Enjoyed the walk very much.
What our customers ask about South Tyrol Tours & Trips
Where exactly is South Tyrol - is it Italy or Austria?
You'll find South Tyrol tucked away in northern Italy right next to Austria which makes it really interesting. It used to be part of the Habsburg empire so you get this amazing mix of Italian and Austrian vibes in everything from the food to the buildings. Even though it's technically in Italy now the Austrian influence is everywhere you look.
What languages will I hear when I visit?
It's actually pretty fascinating - German is the main language with about 58% of locals speaking it while Italian comes in at around 23%. You'll also hear Ladin which is this unique Romance language that's specific to the Dolomites area. Don't worry about getting around though because signs and menus are usually in both German and Italian so you won't get lost.
How do I get around South Tyrol?
Getting around is super easy thanks to their excellent public transport network. You've got trains buses and cable cars connecting all the main spots. If you're into cycling there are some beautiful bike paths winding through valleys and vineyards. Our Innsbruck to Bolzano cycling tour covers about 370km over 7 days and includes sections where you can hop on the Venosta train if you need a break.
What can I do while I'm there?
There's honestly something for every season here. Winter's all about hitting the slopes especially in places like Val Gardena while summer opens up amazing hiking climbing and mountain biking opportunities. The Dolomites (they're UNESCO listed by the way) are perfect for serious hikers - our Dolomites tour includes this incredible trek up Strudelkopf reaching 2307 meters with about 11km of trails 480m up and 1000m down.
What makes the food here so special?
You're in for a treat because South Tyrolean cuisine really shows off its unique heritage mixing hearty Austrian dishes with Italian flair. You've got to try the speck (it's like this amazing smoked ham) knodel dumplings and local cheeses. The wines are fantastic too - take a tour along the South Tyrolean Wine Road to really experience them. One of our guests recently raved about this incredible 4-course fish dinner with local wine pairings at Hotel Adler in Villabassa after a day of snowshoeing.