799 €, 6 Days
The first part of the walk goes along the Chestnut Path (Keschtnweg) before presenting you a vista of the beautiful plateau south of the Dolomites above Bolzano.You pass close to the village of Renon, the “in” summer place for the rich from the capital city’s residents. Vineyards and orchards line the way on the hike through one of the most beautiful areas located in the centre of the South Tyrolean wine region. Lake Kalterer See, the most famous lake in South Tyrol, is a further highlight on this route. Castles, palaces and manor houses emboss the landscape of the South Tyrolean Wine Route where numerous wineries avail a tasting of superb wines. The excellent cuisine and the amazing panorama create an unforgettable experience.
Highlights:
♦ Lake Kalterer See - the most famous lake in South Tyrol
♦ Typical South Tyrolean hamlets and mountain farms
♦ The Spa town of Meran with its Mediterranean flair
Price Includes:
5 overnights in a double room at guesthouses and standard hotels with breakfast
Luggage transfer from hotel to hotel
Videobriefing
map and road book in English
24-hour telephone service
Tickets for transfers according to the program (cable car and bus and trains)
Detailed documents (maps,route description,places to visit,important telephone numbers)
Telephone service hotline for the entire tour
Navigation app
Not Included:
Arrival to the starting point of the tour
Departure at the end of the tour
Drinks,Tourist tax and all extras
Lunch,Dinner (if not booked)
Not mentioned entries
Travel insurance
All not expressly mentioned under the item „Included services“
Additional Services:
Extra nights in Bressanone: on request
Extra nights in Merano: on request
Non-schedule arrival dates - 5 people minimum
Gallery
Currency fluctuations might cause correction of price at any time.
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No special experience is needed; everyone who is in condition to cope with long Saturday walks in the forest can also cope with these tours. As a rule, the trips are short and at a low altitude. Often, it is your choice to join or skip a day-tour. The routes follow a hilly terrain without steep ascents and descents. Normally we walk 3/5h a day.
Most of you, who are used to walking/cycling during a long weekend, will be in condition to cope with a tour of this level. You should be in a good health condition. We have successive days of longer and more difficult walking and days of lighter walking/cycling. Some parts of the day routes are done at a higher altitude. The paths are in good condition. We walk/cycle for 5/7h a day.
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