The unique Dolomites – A place of magic and fantasy

The UNESCO World Heritage Nature Site – An Eldorado for sportsmen and nature-lovers

The “Three Pinnacles” are perhaps the most-famous trademark of the Dolomites of South Tyrol. This chain of mountains (part of the Alps) is roughly 250 million years old. For winter sport enthusiasts and friends of the Alps, it’s a true paradise. This region is characterized by a rich variety of landscapes, from rugged cliffs to gently rolling hills. The Dolomites – named after the French geologist Déodat de Dolomieu – were declared a UNESCO World Nature Heritage Site in 2009.

It’s a true natural paradise! With the Three Pinnacles, the Fanes-Sennes-Prags / Fanes-Senes-Braies Nature Park, the Marmolada, the Rose Garden, and the Schlern / Sciliar massif, the Dolomites are among the most-popular destinations in South Tyrol. When the days get shorter and colder and the Dolomites are covered with snow, the whole region is transformed into a winter wonderland. It is an Eldorado for skiers, cross-country fans, snowshoe hikers, and ski tour enthusiasts with ideal snow conditions. Numerous events like the Ski World Cup in Gröden / Gardena, the Balloon Festival in Toblach / Dobbiaco or the Biathlon World Cup in Antholz / Anterselva are an annual highlight and fun for the whole family.

Sellaronda

The Kronplatz / Plan de Corones is part of the Dolomiti Superski Carousel – whose excellent connections are legendary. The gondola-type “Piculin” cableway connects the Kronplatz / Plan de Corones with the Sellaronda, which connects the four Ladin valleys of Gröden / Gardena, Alta Badia, Arabba, and Fassa at 40 km.

The Sellaronda is a spectacular roundtrip ski tour around the great massif of the Sella in the Dolomites and promises pure snow enjoyment. It is not extremely challenging, but does require some physical fitness. The slopes are suitable for skiers with average skill levels. For the entire Sellaronda, you’ll need approx two hours – not including any refreshment stops along the way.

Cortina d'Ampezzo

Dolomiti Superski is one of the most-important ski carousels in the world and encompasses twelve ski areas with more than 1,200 km of interconnected slopes and 450 lifts that can be used with a single ski pass.

One of them is the internationally renowned Cortina d’Ampezzo. It was the site of the 1956 Olympic Winter Games and of many international winter competitions. Cortina is also considered the queen of the Dolomites because of its elegance and international flair. The unique natural backdrop of the Dolomites and the large number of lifts make Cortina a winter hotspot of the whole alpine region, with slopes of all kinds for winter sport enthusiasts of all skill levels. A day tour from the Pusteria Valley, from the Kronplatz / Plan de Corones is always a treat.

DolomitiSuperSun

March 16 till April 22, 2019

7 days, 2 persons starting at € 1.050,00 + 1 child 294,00 €

half-board Plus

7-day stay for the price of a 6-day stay

6-day ski pass for the price of 5 days (excl.)

15% price discount on the rental of ski equipment

15% price discount on group ski classes

Your children get an all-inclusive service. Supervised lunch and dinner at the Kids Aera

Famelí Easter package

18.04.2019 - 23.04.2019

5 days, 2 persons 1,180.00 € + 1 child 245,00 €

Half-borad plus

Your children get an all-inclusive services. Supervised afternoon lunch and evening meal at the Famelí Aera

Easter greetings in your suite

Five good reasons to choose the Famelí:

Two indoor pools: One in the relaxation and spa area only for adults, and the other with sauna for the whole family

A recreational facility over 200 m² in area: A slide, climbing nets, climbing wall, hobby and drawing corner, fun, etc., etc.

Modern Dining: Service Excellence

Alternative/adventure cooking studio: Cooking and baking together with the pros.

A range of experiences, surprises, enjoyment, quality time – that's an à la carte family vacation.