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Dolomites Unseen: Hike the Italian AlpsDolomites, Italy

Dolomites Unseen: Hike the Italian Alps

Over eight unforgettable days, we'll journey through the very best of the Dolomites — from the iconic ridgelines of Seceda and Tre Cime di Lavaredo to the crystal waters of Lago di Braies and the rolling pastures of Alpe di Siusi. Along the way, we'll stay in charming mountain towns, share hearty Italian meals, and end our adventure exploring the timeless canals of Venice. Designed for adventurous travellers with a love for the outdoors, this trip isn't about rushing from viewpoint to viewpoint. It's about slowing down, earning every panorama on foot, and experiencing the mountains the way they're meant to be explored—with good company, fresh alpine air, and memories you'll be talking about long after you've returned home.

core memories

  • Core memories, one mountain at a time.
    Core memories, one mountain at a time.
  • The Dolomites are calling.
    The Dolomites are calling.
  • A picture perfect moment.
    A picture perfect moment.

trip category

unseen:

adventure trips to less travelled locations, curated for women to play, grow & discover.

Physicalitydemanding · 4/5
easychallenging

4/5 · demanding — long, demanding days; regular training beforehand recommended

Downtimebusy · 2/5
back-to-backslow

2/5 · busy — most days are full, with the odd pocket of free time

a little preparation, a lot of possibility

is this trip for me?

You don't need mountain experience, but you do need legs ready for the climbs and descents.

Five days of mountain views and trails, with time to pause. Suitable for active beginners — the biggest hike comes early, then the days get gentler.

Hiking days

5 days

Longest hike

8.8 km

Biggest climb

+425 m

Tre Cime trail time

3–5 h total

Other hiking days

1–4 h each

Highest point

2,519 m

Rocky paths, steep sections and ridgelines mean the walk down needs steady footing too. Altitude can make familiar effort feel harder.

what the rating really means

Fitness

Think a long MacRitchie walk, with repeated trips up and down your HDB stairs — then another walking day tomorrow.

Technical

Uneven rocks and steep paths need careful steps, especially coming down; this isn't all pavement walking.

Comfort zone

Mountain heights, exposed ridgeline views and several days on your feet, away from Singapore's sea-level air.

Big mountain views, with a bit of work to earn them. Tre Cime on Day 2 is our biggest hike: 8.8 km, 425 m of climbing and 3–5 hours on the trail, including coming back down. Expect rocky paths and some steep sections; tired legs and knees still need to lower you steadily on the descent. The following days are gentler, but you'll be walking again the next morning. Most trails sit around 1,500–2,500 m, with Seceda reaching 2,519 m — so take your time even if you're fit at home.

Day 2

Tre Cime di Lavaredo

8.8 km · +425 m · 3–5 h

Hardest day

Day 3

Lago di Braies

3.5 km · +80 m · 1–2 h

Easy

Day 4

Seceda ridgeline

2 km · +100 m · 1–1.5 h

One steep 10-min climb

Day 5

Val di Funes → Geisler Alm

8.5 km · +350 m · 3–4 h

Easy–moderate

Day 6

Alpe di Siusi

5–6 km · +150 m · 2–2.5 h

Easy

  • Walk 10 km at MacRitchie or along your neighbourhood park connectors, then manage another walk the next morning?
  • Walk up 20 storeys in your HDB block or office, then all the way down with steady legs? Short breathers are fine.
  • Walk up and down the Bukit Timah summit loop, keeping your footing on the way down even when your legs are tired?

These are practice checks, not a guarantee that altitude or mountain paths will feel easy. If one feels tough, tell us — a local hike is a lovely place to build up together.

Before the Dolomites, we recommend joining a training hike with us — a lovely way to practise climbing and coming down with your trip shoes and daypack.

Arong is the gentlest climb, Angsi builds stamina on a longer day, and Datuk is the steepest. Read each trip's terrain and water conditions before choosing — none recreates altitude.

nobody gets left behind.

We hike as a group with regular breaks, and the slowest hiker sets the pace. Trekking poles help a lot on the Tre Cime descent.

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where you sleep

Stays & rooms

Rooms shown are a reference for their class and standard. Depending on availability we may assign a different room of a similar class and accommodation, at our discretion — we'll always make sure your stay experience is up to our standards and isn't compromised.

Your sharing choice applies to every stay on this trip. Pick single once and every hotel on the itinerary gives you your own room. Pick twin share once and we pair you across every stay.

Hotel Serena Cortina

Nestled in the heart of Cortina d'Ampezzo, return to a warm mountain retreat just moments from charming cafés, boutique shops and lively piazzas.

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Twin Share Room

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Twin beds with ensuite bathroom

Park Hotel Post

Surrounded by vineyards and mountain valleys, it's the perfect base for exploring Seceda, Val di Funes and Alpe di Siusi, while offering a slower pace to unwind after each day's adventure.

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Twin Share Room

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Twin beds with ensuite bathrooms

Hotel Ambasciatori

Located in Mestre, this modern hotel offers excellent connectivity for your final night in Italy. Venice is just a short train ride away, while direct airport buses depart conveniently from outside the hotel.

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Available here:Twin share

Twin Share Room

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Twin shareincluded

Twin beds with ensuite bathroom

what's included and not

Flights are not included for any of our trips. Please refer to the How to Get There slide above to plan arrival and departure dates for your flights.

what's inside

  • 7 nights in hotels in the Dolomites andMestre
  • Daily breakfast (Day 2–Day 8)
  • Welcome dinner on Day 1
  • Airport pickup on Day 1
  • Private transport throughout the trip
  • Transfer to Mestre on Day 7
  • Round-trip cable car to Seceda
  • Round-trip cable car to Alpe di Siusi
  • StrayCat Leader throughout the trip

what's not

  • International flights
  • Travel insurance
  • Visa fees (if required)
  • Tourist taxes (if required)
  • Lunches and dinners unless stated
  • Drinks, snacks and personal expenses
  • Airport transfer on Day 8
  • Optional activities (e.g. Prosecco tasting, Lago di Braies rowboat rental, museums, gondola ride in Venice)
  • Tips for local guides and drivers (optional)

after you book

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12 Jun – 19 Jun 2027

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19 Jun – 26 Jun 2027

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Visit the iconic places you've saved on Instagram and finally experience them in real life—where the mountain air, endless trails and breathtaking views are even better than the photos. That's why we created Dolomites Unseen.

— Luna

Booking & cancellation policy

Only what you need to know before you book.

Pay in two parts

SGD 1,000 deposit now. SGD 2,999 balance before departure.

48-hour free cancellation

Change your mind within 48 hours of booking and get a full refund.

Travel insurance required

You choose the provider. We strongly recommend cover for cancellation, medical, and baggage.

before you ask

adventure FAQs.

This trip is suitable for active beginners with a reasonable level of fitness. We'll be hiking on well-marked mountain trails for up to 3–5 hours on our longest day, with plenty of breaks for photos, rest and lunch. No previous hiking experience is required.

Most of our activities take place between 1,500–2,500m, which is generally well tolerated by most travellers. Unlike destinations such as Peru or Nepal, altitude sickness is uncommon in the Dolomites. Please seek medical advice from your doctor before departure in case of any health concerns.

Not a problem at all. This isn't a race, and no one gets left behind. We hike as a group, take regular breaks, and there's always time to stop for photos or simply enjoy the scenery. The goal isn't to finish first—it's to experience the Dolomites together.

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