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Mountain To Sea: From The Dolomites To The Adriatic
Cyclomundo offers guided and self-guided cycling trips in the Dolomites and the Veneto Self-guided trip: Start any Sunday April 22 through September 30.
7 nights/8 days
Daily mileage: 42 km (or 26 miles). Longest day is 60 km (or 37 miles)
Starts from Bolzano to Mestre.
Bolzano is serviced by train from closest major Italian gateways (Verona, Milan and Venice)
Accommodations in 3-and 4-star properties.
Level: 2/3 (Easy/Moderate)
From 625 Euros per person based on double occupancy.

Mountain To Sea: From The Dolomites To The Adriatic - 7 nights/8 days

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This tour starts from the Dolomites and will take you to Venice via Cortina d'Ampezzo
 
This tour ends in Mestre, a short ride from Venice
  From Mountain to Sea, this itinerary takes you from the beautiful Dolomites, Mother Nature’s   amazing creation to Venice, one of the world’s craziest man-made architectural achievements!  In between, you’ll find an unending array of natural and man-made elements that leave you no choice but to stop, take a million pictures, and gape in wonder.

Although the itinerary starts from a mountain-town, the route is fairly easy and can be done by active people who exercise regularly. The trip is mainly made up of backroads with little traffic or on paved bicycle paths, including the Lunga via delle Dolomiti.   
Note that this tour runs Sunday to Sunday.
 
Itinerary
Sunday: Arrive in Bolzano

Arrive in Bolzano at the time of your choice. Trains run on a regular basis from Verona or Innsbruck, two cities with airports that are well serviced by low-cost airlines Make the best of an early arrival time to explore this welcoming Alpine city, home to the Iceman, not to mention an interesting mixture of German and Italian history. 
Monday: Brunico(Bruneck) – Dobbiaco (Toblach) – 30 km (19 miles)

We’ll transfer you from Bolzano to Brunico (Bruneck). We’ve kept today’s ride mileage to a minimum as it takes place on a slightly uphill bicycle path along the Rienz River. This path will take you through the region’s beautiful rural countryside before reaching Dobbiaco-Tobach, a very beautiful mountain town, just a short ride from the Austrian border. 
Tuesday: Dobbiaco-Toblach – Cortina d’Ampezzo – 35 km (22 miles)

Leaving Dobbiaco-Toblach behind and cycling along the river Landro bike path, you’ll pass by the unusual rock formations known as the Three Peaks of Lavaredo. Gravity will then take you south to Cortina d’Ampezzo, the “Pearl of the Dolomites”, where you will overnight. 
Wednesday: Cortina d’Ampezzo – Belluno – 40 km (25 miles)

You’ll ride from Cortina d’Ampezzo along an old railway to the town of Calalzo where you’ll board a train to Belluno, your final destination of the day. Although Belluno may lack man-made sites of remarkable importance, nature has more than made up for it!  Set against a mountain backdrop, this beautiful town exudes well-being. 
Thursday: Belluno – Valdobbiadene – 50 km (31 miles)

The scenery changes dramatically as you leave Belluno behind and ride through Tuscan-style countryside. Further on, you’ll be cycling in the vineyards that produce the famous sparkling wine, Prosecco, and then reach Valdobbiadene, a major Prosecco wine-making center. If you choose to dine “authentic,” you should not miss “Lo Spiedo”, accompanied by a local Prosecco. Squisito!
Friday: Valdobbiadene – Treviso – 60 km (37 miles)

Heading south from Valdobbiadene, you’ll cross the Piave River and enter the Po Valley. Your destination is Treviso, a town at the confluence of the Sile and Botteniga rivers.  
Too often overlooked, lying in the shadows of neighboring Venice, Padua (Padova) and Vicenza, Treviso is a wonderful town to explore. Wander around its streets, piazzas, gardens, and villas before a well-deserved dinner at a local restaurant to sample the regional dishes.
Saturday: Treviso – Mestre – 38 km (24 miles)
 

The Sile River will lead you all the way to Casale. You then head southward to Mestre, your final destination. Your hotel there is located across from a bus stop and a short ride from the train station, both of which offer frequent service to Venice – just a few minutes’ ride away. An early arrival will allow plenty of time in Venice for an afternoon of walking along canals, over bridges, across piazzas, and into palaces, before having dinner at a local restaurant in one of the world’s most desirable places! Venice is wonderful exclamation point to conclude a week-long extraordinary vacation!
Sunday: Departure

After breakfast, depart Mestre at the time of your choice. Note that we can arrange post-tour stays in Venice, if desired, in order to soak up more of its magical canals and aesthetic delights.
Booking & Pricing
From 625 euros per person in a double room.

  • 625 euros per person April 22 and Sept. 30. Single supplement is 145 euros.
  • 645 euros per person April 29 thru June 24 and Sept. 2 thru Sept. 23. Single supplement is 150 euros.
  • 665 euros per person July 1 thru July 29. Single supplement is 155 euros.

This price include:

  • 7-night accommodation in 3- and 4-star properties
  • Daily breakfast
  • Meeting with our local representative on Monday before your ride
  • Detailed route notes
  • Tourist information
  • Luggage transfers
  • Private transfer Bolzano–Brunico on Monday
  • Telephone assistance
  • All tax and service charges

This price does not include:

  • Expenses of a personal nature
  • Travel insurance
  • Train transfer from Calalzo to Belluno on Wednesday (approx. 6 euros)
  • Bicycle rentals. Hybrids are available at the rate of 60 euros per bike.

For further information or reservations:
Please book online at your earliest convenience as this trip is subject to hotel availability.
Our e-mail address: info@cyclomundo.com
 
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