Itinerário dia a dia

DIA 1: Chegada em Bolzano
DIA 2: Bolzano, traslado para Brunico. Brunico - Dobbiaco / San Candido, 30 km. (30 km)
DIA 3: Dobbiaco / San Candido - vale de Cadore, 28/41 mi. (45/65 km)
DIA 4: Vale Cadore - Belluno, 41/28 mi. (65/45 km)
DIA 5: Belluno - Valdobbiadene, 38 mi. (60 km)
DIA 6: Valdobbiadene - Treviso, 41 mi. (65 km)
DIA 7: Treviso - Mestre/Veneza, 29 mi. (45 km)
DIA 8: Partida Mestre/Veneza
* Todas as distâncias são aproximadas. Devido a circunstâncias fora do controle, condições climáticas ou disposições emitidas pelas autoridades locais, o itinerário pode estar sujeito a algumas alterações antes e / ou durante as suas férias. Por exemplo, ao longo do caminho, você pode encontrar desvios / desvios temporários causados por obras nas estradas. Nesse caso, siga as instruções publicadas no local.
Dia 1: Chegada em Bolzano.
Check-in no hotel. Aproveitar para passear nessa bela cidade.
Dia 2: Bolzano, traslado para Brunico. Brunico - Dobbiaco / San Candido, 30 km. (30 km)
O dia começa com um traslado de carro para Brunico((aprox. 44 milhas) para então começar a pedalar. Brunico é conhecida como a "Pérola do Vale da Pusteria". Seu centro histórico e arredores bucólico somado à sua animação dá uma charme especial à essa cidade. Em seguida, pedalamos subindo o rio Rienz, que leva a Dobbiaco / San Candido, perto da fronteira austríaca.
Dia 3: Dobbiaco / San Candido - vale de Cadore, 28/41 mi. (45/65 km)
Ao deixar Dobbiaco, pegamos a ciclovia ao longo do Vale Landro onde você terá a oportunidade de observar os Três Picos de Lavaredo, também conhecidos como "Tre Cime di Lavaredo), pedalando um pouco subindo a colina até a passagem de Cimabanche, ao longo da ciclovia do Longo Caminho das Dolomitas. Uma descida panorâmica o levará a Cortina d'Ampexxo e, finalmente, ao vale de Cortina.
Dia 4: Vale Cadore - Belluno, 41/28 mi. (65/45 km)
Hoje você seguirá o rio Piave, o "rio sagrado" italiano, devido às batalhas travadas nesta área durante a primeira guerra mundial. Na última parte do Longo Caminho das Dolomites, você pedalará em estradas secundárias com algumas subidas e descidas e chegará a Longarone, tristemente conhecido pelo desastre de Vajont. Finalmente, você chegará Belluno.
Dia 5: Belluno - Valdobbiadene, 38 mi. (60 km)
Hoje você sai do vale do Piave e atravessa o Parque Nacional Dolomiti Bellunesi; você pedalará em colinas com pouco tráfego, com seus cenários panorâmicos. De Cesiomaggiore, onde você pode visitar o museu histórico da bicicleta, continuará em Busche e, ao longo do rio Piave, chegará a Valdobbiadene, no coração da famosa terra de Prosecco. Não perca a degustação de vinhos aqui
Dia 6: Valdobbiadene - Treviso, 41 mi. (65 km)
Você continua pedalando para sul até cruzar o rio Piave e entrar no vale do Pó. Seguiremos então até Treviso, uma cidade rodeada de água, situada na confluência dos rios Sile e Botteniga.
Dia 7: Treviso - Mestre / Veneza, 29 mi. (45 km)
Deixando Treviso, seguimos os rio Sile até Asolo, conhecida como "A Cidade de 100 Horizontes". Aqui você se surpreenderá com o “Cimiero dei Burci”, um "cemitério de barcos abandonado no rio desde os anos 60 como protesto contra o aumento do transporte sobre rodas. Ao fim do passeio, Veneza lhe espera para um passeio entre os seus canais e ruelas. Pernoite em Mestre, para pernoite em Veneza, há um suplemento.
Dia 8: Partida Mestre/Veneza
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Passeio Avaliação
Sylvia T. 6 days ago Verified Reviewer
Our 8-day bicycle trip began in Bolzano and we ended the trip in Venice. This was a trip of a lifetime allowing us to ride through some of the prettiest villages and interact with the locals who were very friendly. Hotel accomodations were clean and very comfortable. We highly recommend renting electric assist bicycles as some of the ascents are long. The only thing that would have made the trip better is a more detailed map of the route. We look forward to our next trip with Tripsite next summer!
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Alicia F. 4 months ago Verified Reviewer
My sister, brother-in-law, and I highly recommend this tour. The views were stunning and the accommodations superb. Dobbiaco was our favorite stop with spectacular views of snow cap mountains, rivers, and UNESCO sites. A breathtaking experience!
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Shirley D. 1 year ago Verified Reviewer
I feel the bike should have been rated moderate-not easy moderate!
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Jehiel from Tripsite 1 year ago Staff
Hi Shirley,
Thanks for submitting this feedback. We try to provide as much information as possible regarding the difficulty rating in the "Skill Level" section above, including daily distances, road conditions, and even vertical climb. It's sometimes hard because there are many variables that factor into rating a tour, including things that vary from person/person. When in doubt, we recommend ample conditioning before your trip or reserving an ebike which allows you to adjust how much assistance you receive from the electric battery. Hope this helps!
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Scott M. 1 year ago Verified Reviewer
The views on this tour were breathtaking. Northern Italy is so beautiful. For a mountainous region the pedaling was not difficult. Take your time and soak it in. Great food and drink in the region.
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M. Sciulli 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
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Judy Wolf 2 years ago
Would you recommend this bike tour for two women? Not that we can't take care of ourselves, but you seemed to have more than your share of problems. We have biked in Austria without any problems at all...
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Carla from Tripsite 2 years ago Staff
Hi Judy,
Just wanted to let you know that we now have GPS tracks available for this tour. We can email them to you and you can download them to use offline!
In case you missed it, there is a blog post about this tour you might find helpful.
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Marjorie 2 years ago
I think 2 women could easily do this, especially if you’ve done a similar one in Austria. However, I would recommend you have a working GPS in case they haven’t updated their maps and guide. I would also get a local SIM card so you can make calls if you run into any problems. It is stunning, especially at the beginning.
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C. Baird 3 years ago Verified Reviewer
The Guide gave us very little information about either the equipment or route before he left us. Just simple things would have helped significantly. He was abrupt, especially with women and certainly less than helpful. The guidebook was good for the most part, but some sections were completely useless. Some of this may have been due to translation, but improvements are needed. When we entered cities, we always had to ask for assistance.
We have taken about 10 European bike trips and expect some difficulties finding our way, but have never encountered the degree of problems we had on this trip.
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Jeff & Barbara Wahlbrink 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
Now, if you really want some constructive criticism to share with Girolibero, here it is: Cue sheets were not up to date in a number of areas, which caused confusion and back-tracking. One of the days included a long stretch on a major highway, which was not too pleasant. The hotel in Belluno required that we haul our bikes up a long flight of stairs for overnight storage, and there was no elevator big enough or any staff available to help. ; { The tandem bike provided was bigger/heavier than what we have at home, or what we expected. We are experienced cyclists, and we wished that there was an option for pedal cages or clips to give us some leverage on the hills. The gears on the tandem slipped regularly during climbs and the chain got stuck a few times. The brakes failed one day on a steep downhill, but Read more… thankfully we were able to pull into an uphill driveway to avoid disaster! It took awhile to reach anyone about that, but when we did a mechanic was sent to the next hotel to fix the brakes on the evening of that failure so that was helpful. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, but these are just some ways it could have been a little better. Thanks for asking!
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Barbara Wahlbrink 4 years ago Verified Reviewer
What a delight! A unique itinerary that was wonderfully planned. Cozy hotels, great food, good support and awesome scenery of course - an experience we will never forget. Thanks, Tripsite! We are already dreaming about our next cycling adventure!
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Yarden Dor 5 years ago Verified Reviewer
I just came back from this trip two days ago and all I can say is "wow!"
Not only were the views absolutely amazing and dramatically different each day, but the tour itself exceeded my expectations! All the hotels were clean and comfortable, and you can really tell that the individuals who organize the trip truly care about what they do as well as your satisfaction! The directions were super easy to follow each day and even provided further detail about certain key cities or building.
Such an enjoyable trip! Will definitely book another! Thank you for a great time!
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Natana Shek 5 years ago Verified Reviewer
I have done many self guided trips across Europe. This trip I did with my two daughters. This was by far the best organized and coordinated trip I have every done. The support, the hotels and the bikes were outstanding. The people involved in coordinating bike delivery and some transport were engaging and very interesting sharing the history of the landscape and area. The ride itself was magnificent with no two days being the same. I highly recommend this trip and this tour operator!
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