Alta Badia Lift Pass, Ski Rental & Ski School prices
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Please remember that if you are booking a lift pass, you must also book or have already booked accommodation or equipment rental with us as well.
After booking we will contact you with all the information you will need and you can also call direct on (0034) 649 144 719
Alta Badia Overview
Alta Badia is an enchanting valley with a breathtaking view, dominated by the Sassolungo massif and the splendid rocky peaks of the Dolomites.
This ski resort includes several villages, including Corvara, which is the main one, then Colfosco, La Villa, San Cassiano, Badia and La Val. These villages, some larger, such as Corvara, others smaller, such as La Val, retain the typical South Tyrolean architectural style and are a pleasure to visit. They also have some shops, should you wish to do some shopping.
The resort, which is one of Italy's best known in the world and is part of the world's largest ski area, the Dolomiti Superski, which boasts 1,200 km of slopes in several locations, many of which are interconnected, offers 130km of ski slopes suitable for all levels of skiers and is well connected to other famous destinations, such as Arabba and Val di Fassa. Furthermore, from here you can easily reach the Sellaronda circuit and the Grande Guerra circuit. In fact, of all the resorts in the Dolomiti Superski group, it is the best connected.
This resort is a meeting point between two cultures, the Italian and the Ladin. This is reflected in the language, in fact Ladin is spoken in this area.
This multiculturalism is also reflected in the culinary art of the area, where in fact you can enjoy both traditional Italian and South Tyrolean dishes in the many excellent restaurants in the area.
Alta Badia offers a lively après-ski and nightlife scene, but also quieter places to enjoy a drink and relax. In the villages of Val Badia there are some of the most popular apres-ski venues in Italy.
Activities - There are many activities to do in this resort, besides skiing and snowboarding, such as cross-country skiing, floodlit skiing, winter walking, ice skating and ski touring.
Restaurants - This location offers many high quality restaurants, where you can taste both traditional Italian dishes and those typical of this region. Among those to mention are the Stua de Michil, a Michelin starred restaurant that offers dishes with innovative combinations, the Taverna, a restaurant and pizzeria where you can taste excellent pizzas and also vegetarian and vegan options, La Trattoria, where you can taste both traditional Ladin dishes and pasta, meat and fish dishes and the Adlerkellar, the classic restaurant with a traditional Tyrolean atmosphere.
Nightlife - Alta Badia is known for its apres-ski and nightlife, which can be quite lively. Some of the most popular venues include L' Murin, which is a classic Alpine-style apres-ski that is always lively, Moritzino, located right at the end of the slopes and with a nice terrace for apres-ski, Iceberg Lounge, which offers great cocktails and champagne in an elegant setting, and L'altrove, where you can enjoy great drinks and party until late at night.
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Airport Transfers - How to get to Alta Badia
We can organise your transfers from Salzburg airport, Innsbruck airport or Munich aiport. You can also choose between a shuttle transfer which can be more economical if only a few people are travelling or a private transfer which will take you direct from the airport to your accommodation.
Distance to Bolzano Airport: 75km
Distance to Innsbruck Airport: 140km
Distance to Treviso Airport: 160km
Distance to Venice Airport: 175km
Distance to Verona Airport: 220km
If you are making your own way to the resort by car - make sure you have the "Vignette" sticker as you will need this to travel on the highways in Austria otherwise you would receive a fine.
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