TOP 6 DOLOMITES destinations you MUST visit!
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
- Are you planning on visiting the Dolomites?
We spent 5 days exploring the mountains around the Dolomites and couldn’t believe that this was Italy! We found it quite tough deciding on an itinerary when we were researching last Summer, so we decided to make a TOP 6 places to visit whilst in the beautiful Dolomites region to help you plan your trip. If you haven’t already added this place to your bucketlist, we highly recommend you do! Let us know in the comments if you enjoyed this kind of video summary?
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If you want to see individual vlogs for each location including how to get there, where to stay and costs $$ then you can see them here:
Seceda: • We cannot believe this...
Lago Di Braies: • Lago Di Braies, INSTAG...
Santa Magdalena: • We cannot believe this...
Cortina D’Ampezzo: • Cortina d'Ampezzo, Hea...
Cadini Di Misurina: • BEST hike in the DOLOM...
Tre Cime Di Lavaredo: • BEST VIEWS in the Dolo...
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Portofino: • Falling in love with P...
Cinque Terre: • Cinque Terre in one da...
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San Gimingnano: • Perfect Day in Tuscany...
Siena: • Perfect Day in Tuscany...
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Wow guys! so informative! Impressive footage, great tips 🙏🏼
This is friggin' incredible, you two. The videography and dialogue.. damn. Awesome work. BRB going to binge on the rest of your videos now.
Haha thank you Tina!! 🙏🏼 your comments never fail to draw big smiles on our faces 😄 Legend!
A good place to have a 360 view on the Dolomites, if you have not enough time, is the Lagazuoi Refuge, taking the cableway from the Falzatego Pass. It's almost central in the Dolomites area and from that place you can see all the most famous peaks.
Perhaps, if you want to visit a part of the Dolomites less touristic, but very wild, you can visit the Dolomiti Friulane along the border between Veneto and Friuli regions. Here you can find the first declared "Wilderness area" in Europe.
Amazing tips. Thanks so much for sharing!
Awesome Vid! Thanks for the tips!!!
Grazie Mille! We are headed there in a month and I was doing some research when I found your video. Thank you for the details and wow,
what videography! We will be hitting these spots!
Ciao! Ahh that’s amazing, you will have the BEST time. So happy we could help! 🥰🙏🏼
great job with the video and thanks for the info!!
Congratulations. We are travelers too... older than both of you, but we share the same spirit. Lovely places.. We love dolomites, and now we want them more... next stop for next year. Thanks guys. Great job you did.
That's an amazing video, gorgeous views 🙌🔥
Wow, this is incredible. Thank you
DOLOmiteS with 6 destinations that you have introduced are beautiful and attractive. The drone angle is so beautiful, I really like my friend's friend from Vietnam!
Incredible footage! Very informative as I am planning our upcoming dolomite trip
Have the best time!!
Great video!!! You just made a new fan.
Thank you so much!!
Insane job guys! best video that I saw about the hikes in the dolomites
Thanks so much! So glad it was helpful!
Your b-rolls are 1000000/100, music choice, sequence, everything on point. Thank you for sharing with us your beautiful journeys.
Hehe! Thanks so so much. It makes us super happy when our videos are appreciated 🥰
Thanks guys! We are currently heading for the Dolomites. Good to have some tips!
Have an amazing time! It’s an incredible place 😍
Thanks to you guys I am travelling this august to the Dolomites!
Oh we are so excited for you!! 😄
Me too and I’m excited 😭❤️
Thanks for this video! We are trying to decide whether or not to add the Dolomites to our itinerary for our 2024 trip with our 11yo. Some parts definitely look too dangerous to go with her but this makes it seem like there might be enough to see without dangerous cliff hugging hikes.
What month did you visit?
Guys...! You deserve more Subscribers! All the Best and keep it up! 😊 ✌️✊
Thank you so much!! :)
This is helpful as I’m travelling to the dolomites with my brother and can’t wait to do some hikes and visit some beautiful destinations 🥰
That’s so awesome! It’s a dream destination, hope you both have the best time! Any questions just shout 😊
Thankyou. And of course. I think Seceda is definitely on the list. Can’t wait to start planning🙈
Beautiful! I would add Lago di Carezza to the list
Oh yes! We didn’t make it there last time but hope to!
thank you for the introduction, really beautiful
Amazing! Hope it helped narrow down some places to visit there :)
Beautiful presentation
planning our trip using your video to Dolomites.. thank you
Amazing! Have the best time🙌🏼
Great video and very informative. Really enjoy you Videography.
If you only have one day to cover The Dolomite’s which of these 6 places do you think I should focus. Or which one we should prioritise. Trying to make the most of my time.
Hey! We would recommend perhaps Tre Cime and Cadini in one day if you like to hike - we did a vlog on both of them (in our Italy Series) if you want to check them out we share how long they took and the hike :)
Excelent😊thank you
Stunning!
I really love your white t shirt? May I ask what T-shirt you are wearing?
Great clip guys, I noticed that you mentioned that drones are not allowed, but you have several drone segments in this clip. Is it just certain areas that do not allow them? Which areas in these 6 locations allow them? Thx for all you do !!
great video
...next time visit also Cinque Torri, Tofane, Lagazuoi and Sella group area....quite near to Cortina but heading west....they are worth....
Wow thanks so much for the tips! We really appreciate it, we could go back to the Dolomites again and again!
@@TwosomeTravellers usually I go to Corvara (not far from Ortisei, just over the Gardena Pass)...beautiful place and perfect location to go around the places I listed above.
Hi. Thanks for this. This will be a big help in our plans for the Dolomites this Sept. Can you share your daily IT when you did this. Thanks
I know the shorter Tre Cime hike and Cadini di Misurina hike can be done in a day. Do you think I could make it around the ~5 hour full Tre Cime hike with a 9 and 11 year old (they are active) and still have time to do the Cadini di Misurina hike in the same day?
Great video, thanks! :-)
You’re welcome
We dit a 3 day trip around tre cime di lavaredo and sleep in the open air it was breath taking it was a long trip bud i do it over again in a blink 😍
Oh wow that is amazing, 3 whole days would have been so much fun!!
Really well put together video, I've just placed all my markers on Google maps 😀
That’s awesome! It’s a dreamy spot, we will head back there soon for more adventures in other regions! More vlogs to come 😄
Wow beautiful place 🥰🥰👌
So beautiful!!
@@TwosomeTravellers yes Darling 👍❣
Such great advice! Thank you! My wife and I are visiting in early June. Would it be easy to do all of this in one or two days?
Hope I'm not too late getting back to you on this! (apologies!) It might be a bit of a stretch trying to do all in 2 days, but here is a link to our blog that we share day by day what we did: www.twosometravellers.com/post/the-ultimate-italian-road-trip
it might help you in terms of timeframes and planning getting from A to B. You can definitely tick a chunk off your list from these 6 destinations! Have an amazing time!!
"Sketchy..." so the part of Casini that you're running up you could fall off the steep side? I've seen so many photos/videos of that amazing place, and would love to see from that vantage point!
The part I run up is actually not as bad as it seems tbh. It also depends on your confidence levels. We saw many people take a slow walk with no issues ☺️
@@TwosomeTravellers - Great-thank you!
what a fantastic list. we gotta get there and see all of these spots. can’t believe the price for those “private shoots” though! 😕
Oh you do! They are truly epic! Haha right, we couldn't believe it either!
Meraviglioso😉
Great video fellas! I was contemplating between Dolomites and Azores, and now I'm decided! Thanks. May I ask when did you go? What time of the year? And did you have any issues with the weather?
Following the answer to this comment. Wondering what month as well though it seems like June by the looks of flowers/plants etc. We are doing this May 2022 (hopefully with Covid and all). Wondering weather issues and how many days to plan for in case of bad weather. Rasmus, have fun when you travel!
Hey Rasmus! Thanks so much for the support. Yes of course we visited during July/August time and the weather was awesome. It was warm in the day but still got cool in the evenings which was perfect for the van. It did get hotter as we moved through Tuscany, but with Dolomites in the North it was great. Have the best time, it is truly a magnificent sight!!
Hey! This was during the months of July/August time :) May would be a great month too and probably a bit cooler, although it wasn't too hot when we went. Have the best time!
@@TwosomeTravellers problem with July and August is the crowd of tourists you will find there....those two months are the peak of the holidays period for the Italians...there fore I would instead suggest to go on September, when the weather is still good and warm whereas people are back to work and school are back opened so few people around ....and prices are even better getting into a so-called low season. Then if you move further up you will start to see the colours of Autumn and that is a fantastic scenery in the Dolomiti....
@@ictfc1897 I took three holidays in the Dolomite/South Tyrol region, all in September when the weather was perfect, centering in different valleys (eg the Val Gardena) and then taking all the hikes we could from there. The whole area is stunning, and of course it's a must to circumnavigate the three peaks of Lavaredo. Why go there otherwise?
Another suggestion for anybody : the Maritime Alps north of Nice. Great hiking and not too busy, plenty of accommodation in little tucked away villages.
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I was the 1000th like lol! I‘m off to watch the Lago di Braies video now. Could you recommend a hiking rucksack for me?
Ahh YAY! Thanks so much for the support! Amazing hope it helped 😀 as for a hiking rucksack we have kapten & son and they do the job well!
@@TwosomeTravellers great, you saw this! Thanks!
Hey. I was watching your videos for a while and because I am at the moment planning the trip to Dolomites with a campervan, I was wondering if you could tell me - was there any problem to find a place for free wild spot? I know you used campings because of the eletricity that you were lack of, but apart from this reason - would you rather park somewhere else than campings?
Hey there! We stayed in a few places that were ‘freedom camping’ spots. We used an app called Park 4 night. Hope this helps 🙏🏼 Have the best time!!
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Amazing video! How many days do I need for visiting all these 6 beautiful places? Thanks!
Hey Dani! We spent 6 days here and managed to see all of these places during that time, you could definitely spend a lot longer though :)
Hi, did you drive a caravan? Are there many places to sleep or you have to book in advance?
For the #1 hike, can you still get good views if you don’t go through the narrow parts?
I have a technical question: At 5:30 how did you change the focal length? Is that just the drone or how did you do that ?
Hey! It’s called the Dolly Zoom effect. Shoot in 4K, then as the drone flys back, in post edit add key frames, and slowly zoom in. You’ll achieve the effect ☺️
If you want to do all the big hikes, where is the best place to stay in the dolomites? like, is there a good central location? how far away is everything
Hey Ryan, we detail where we stay in our blog:
www.twosometravellers.com/post/the-ultimate-italian-road-trip
The main towns/ places are Ortisei, Val di dunes & Bolzano I would say, but it really depends on the hikes you intend to do as they are quite far to get to from each other (sometimes a few hours) I would map out the hikes first :)
I am hoping to fly my drone here at these places myself! Are they lenient about flying? Risky to do?
does anyone know how to reach these spots with public transportation? i will not have a car while I am in Italy and i was wondering if you can reach these hikes by bus or train?
Amazing video and tips shared. Without driving a car, how is it possible to travel around the places in Dolomites?
Ooo I’m not too sure, you can get buses to certain places but you would probably need to research on Google as we just went everywhere by car. A car is a lot easier I would say and you probably would only be able to visit the main towns like Bolzano and cortina d’ampezzo by public transport (not 100% sure)
Appreciate your reply :) Did some researches at Google over the night and it seems driving is more convenient. Thanks once again and have a good day
I wonder if the Dolomites and the surrounding areas will be covered with thick snows already in early October.
That’s a possibility!
Amazing drone shots. Does your drone zoom?
Thank you so much! It does zoom in depending on the setting :)
What time of day did you go to get the clouds in Seceda? Really breathtaking?
Seceda was in the morning around 8/9am :)
Hi did you needed some special approval for the drone?
Hey! At the time of shooting this we did not need permits, however things may have changed. We would recommend checking out the local drone laws and of course abide by any signage saying no drones :)
Where do u start the journey by cable car up to Seceda? How long did it take ( sorry , I couldn't understand. )
Hey Lee, you can get it from Ortisei town and takes around 20-30 mins to the top
"Kini dimiserino" where can I find this hike?
We have a specific video for this on our channel 😊 Search “Cadini Di Misurina TwosomeTravellers”
What rules are to fly the drone in the Dolomites? (DJI Mini 2) Thanks!
Unless there are clear signs saying no drones, it would appear to be okay to fly the drone, as long as you adhere to the rules of flying. Best check in advance as it may have changed since we visited last year 🙏🏼
@@TwosomeTravellers Do you need to register it?
Rifugio delle Odle is the most beautiful
It really is gorgeous!
How did you shoot that running scene?
Waypoints
Is it easy to get there without car?
Where would you recommend or parking the camper vans to stay for the night?
Hey! Have you checked our individual dolomites videos? We shared where we stayed each night :)
I take it that none of these footages are taken in November/late in the year? We are planning on going to Italy in mid/late November, will it be very different in the Dolomites compared to what you've shown us here?
Hey Sunny, this was filmed in August/September time so not too sure what it will look like in November time :)
This was during our visit across July/August 🙏🏼 Couldn’t tell you the conditions during mid/late November sorry! 💛
This Italian man’s relatives live near these amazing mountains.
Hi guys where do you suggest to stay while in the dolomites?
Hey Sammy! Check out our individual Italy playlist vlogs as we share each area we stayed at :)
GUYS I have watched thousand of american videos and all of you are visiting the same area and doing the same excursions but there are milions of different hiking trip because the area is massive. Dolomites in not only Cortina area
If you listen to what we say at the end, we explain we only visited 6 places and there are so many other amazing places to visit, which we hope to come back and visit 🙏🏼 We’re also British not American 🙈
@@TwosomeTravellers Dear friends it was not my intention to complain and critisize your video that it is actually great, well done, emotional and very informative. however unfortunatelly the quantity of youtubers is massive and all of you tend to copy the same route, so it happens that when you are there you meet thousands of people are fighting to park their cars, or standing in a queue like at the supermarket, and even the tourists become disappointed. The mountain is nature, silence, and meditation as well. Dolomites cover a vast area, three different regions many different peaks many different valley, Val Gardena, Val di Sole, Val di Fassa, VAl di Fiemme, Val Pusteria, Val di Funes, Val Fiscalina, Val Sugana and more. Every Valley has a lot of astonishing villages and beatiful towns Cortina, Corvara, Canazei, Moena, Ortisei, Madonna di Campiglio, Dobbiaco, Castelrotto, Brunico, San Martino di Castrozza, San Candido. are just the most popular The risk is some destination are empty, some instead overcrowd, but trust me all the area deserves a visit. I have watched many videos and all of them fly to Venice then stop to Cortina and then Tre cime, Lago di Braies, Lago Sorapis, Seceda. Thanks and sorry yes you are British
Can you go earlier then 8am inside the park? thanks
Which park do you mean? 😊
What month was this if you don’t mind me asking? 😁
This was during July/August time :)
Hello did you had any problem flying drone in Italy?
We had no problems. As long as you fly responsibly and follow all the local laws and regulations you will be fine. We cannot confirm if use of drones have changed since we visited which is a possibility. But there will be signs upon entry into these places if this is no longer allowed. There were some places where use of drones were prohibited when we visited.
Could this be done in a day trip ?
Not all of them no. Maybe Cadini and Tre Cime Di Laverado?
@Twosome Travellers - Video bello ed impressionante, ma avete dimenticato di accennare alla montagna più bella di tutte le dolomiti: Il CATINACCIO, in tedesco ROSENGARTEN !!!!!!
We will have to visit next time 😊
How many days do we need to visit all places mentioned?
We did all of these places in 5 days if that helps! Here is our blog on each day and details of where we stayed: www.twosometravellers.com/post/the-ultimate-italian-road-trip
We did all of these places in 5 days if that helps! Here is our blog on each day and details of where we stayed: www.twosometravellers.com/post/the-ultimate-italian-road-trip
Dolo ‘mites’?
If there is a cable car it is not special 😮
Guys! Thanks for sharing this amazing content! Just one suggestion, learn how to pronounce the Italian words correctly, and you’re perfect guys!
Hehe we are really not good at pronunciation, something we both need to work on!
lago sorapis, lago federa tutto vicino a Cortina
watch in you tube lake sorapis
Val Venegia..fino a Baita segantini e pale di San Martino
Watch in you tube baita segantini val venegia pale san Martino
Who was flying your drone when both of you were hands free of any gadget?
On the older drones they had a function which could allow it to track us and complete a flight path :)
You forgot lake sorapis
So many other beautiful destinations in Dolomites yes ☺️
Since they´re in no particular order, why don´t you start with number 1 instead of counting down? Logic.
Worst things to worry about in the world 🤔 😂
The fact that perfectly healthy people actually completely skip the hike, only take the gondola up & then get sad they can’t use their drone at the summit. 😂 God help ussssss
That sounds kind of specific, bud. Someone hurt your feels?
how many days did you spend in dolomites to visit these places?
Hey! We spent 5 days here. We have shared our entire itinerary on our blog
www.twosometravellers.com/post/the-ultimate-italian-road-trip
Now, most of the places are wrote: NO DRONES!!!😂😂😂
Oh really!!!!
@@TwosomeTravellers Yes, I brought with my DJI MAVIC PRO2, but I did not have a chance to use it. Maybe next time, I should get a point at first, without another turists or others there.😂😂😂
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Not that pretty though, mountains without snow not my favourite.
I prefer Alps in Austria, Switzerland, Germany.
During the winter you will find a lot of snow... Believe me!
The alps are also in Italy. And northern Italy has a huge population of German-speaking people too... What I want to say is that it's basically Austria
Your pronunciation need work. Please
We travel to a lot of places and always try our best.
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