Skiing in Dolomiti Superski

Twelve ski resorts, all within one ski area in Italy: Dolomiti Superski! The breathtaking landscape of the Italian Dolomites offers an astonishing number of slopes. It is the largest ski area in the world, and even the most seasoned ski fans will be impressed by its slopes.

Skiing in Dolomiti Superski

The Dolomiti Superski ski pass grants access to 1200 kilometres of varied slopes and 450 ski lifts. With a Sunweb ski holiday package, you will have this ski pass included! Explore the whole area without limits, at a discounted price. The legendary Sella Ronda ski circuit includes four of the twelve ski resorts in Dolomiti Superski (Val Gardena, Val di Fassa, Alta Badia, and Arabba-Marmolada), giving you a scenic and unique way to explore the area. On skis or a snowboard, the Sella Ronda circuit takes about 5-6 hours to complete, taking you over 42 kilometres of slopes in the heart of the Dolomites. That’s a trip you’ll never forget!

Cross-country skiers will also love the Dolomites. In total, the twelve ski resorts in Dolomiti Superski offer more than 900 kilometres of cross-country trails. The beautiful Gsieser and Antholzertal trails will already be well-known to fans, and you can even take cross-country skiing lessons at Ski School Antholzertal.

Where to stay

There are plenty of excellent accommodations in the Dolomiti Superski region. They are mostly built in a traditional architectural style, creating a cosy alpine look. Many of them are located next to or near the slopes, and the ski busses stop in front of most major accommodations. Whether you’re planning a family getaway, an adventurous solo trip, or making memories with a group of friends, Sunweb will have the perfect accommodation for you.

Superski means super après-ski!

The best après-ski bars and clubs in Dolomiti Superski can be found in Selva or Oritisei. You can party there until the early hours! But there is also plenty to do in the area earlier in the evening. Take your pick from world-class restaurants and cafés and indulge in delicious and authentic Italian cuisine. Italians take their ski breaks very seriously, so you will often find places to refresh and refuel right by the slopes. If you want to relax after a long day of skiing, you can do so at one of the excellent spas in Dolomiti Superski. Let yourself completely unwind before enjoying another exciting day in this magnificent ski area.