What makes the Dolomites so special?
The Dolomites are extraordinary mountains; a collection of exceptional geological features unique in the world. Their prolongation leads to the formation of sharp points, broken crests and jagged angles that characterise and indicate from afar mountains known as primitive […]”.
Can you live in the Dolomites?
It’s hard to find affordable housing for short periods without knowing the locals, and Airbnb is quite expensive. There are cold winters and expensive heating, so “The Dolomites are within 500–700 euros/month for housing» is a summer option only. Some people may lack communication.
Are there bears in the Dolomites?
there are no bears in the Dolomites with the exception of the Brenta.
Where do you fly to get to Dolomites?
Venice
The main international airports closer to the Dolomites are the one in Venice (160km) and the one in Munich (Germany). There also are smaller airports in the region, in Treviso, Verona and Innsbruk (Austria). We recommend flying to Venice (Marco Polo) as a first choice. Once in Venice you can take a bus to Cortina.
Which airport is closest to the Dolomites?
Are there wolves in the Dolomites?
The main protagonist of the Park is the Brown Bear, but visitors can observe the wolves from special observation points, and admire lynxes, foxes and royal owls.
Are there bears and wolves in Italy?
Last year, the country mulled a controversial plan to cull five percent of the wolf population, a measure which was stopped following protests from environmentalists. Brown bears meanwhile were reintroduced to forests in northern Italy in the 1990s and there are thought to be around 50 of the animals there today.
Is Lake Garda near the Dolomites?
Lake Garda is an important tourist area in the shadow of the Dolomite Mountains in Northern Italy. At just over 50 km long it is the largest lake in Italy and at its deepest point has a depth of 350 m.