Airport Transfers to Alta Badia
The closest airport to Alta Badia is Innsbruck Airport. As well as airport transfers from Bergamo Airport to Alta Badia, Ski-Lifts also operate transfers from nearby airports, including; Bergamo, Milan Malpensa, Milan Linate, Venice Marco Polo, Venice Treviso, and Verona airports.
Getting an airport transfer to Alta Badia could not be more simple with Ski-Lifts. You will have peace of mind that your driver will be waiting for you the moment you step off the plane, ready to take you to Alta Badia. Ski-Lifts also offer transfers from the nearby train stations.
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Airport transfers to Alta Badia from Innsbruck, Bergamo, Milan, Venice & Verona
Airport Transfers to Alta Badia
Bergamo Airport to Alta Badia transfer time is approx. 3hrs30mins
Innsbruck Airport to Alta Badia transfer time is approx. 2hrs
Milan Malpensa Airport to Alta Badia transfer time is approx. 5hrs
Milan Linate Airport to Alta Badia transfer time is approx. 4hrs
Venice Marco Polo Airport to Alta Badia transfer time is approx. 2hrs45mins
Venice Treviso Airport to Alta Badia transfer time is approx. 2hrs45min
Verona Airport to Alta Badia transfer time is approx. 3hrs
Resorts Close to Alta Badia
The Dolomiti Superski area
Alta Badia to Arabba transfer time is approx. 25mins
Alta Badia to Cortina transfer time is approx. 1hr
Alta Badia to Kronplatz transfer time is approx. 1hr20mins
Alta Badia to Val Gardena transfer time is approx. 1hr
& many more resorts
Ski-Lifts will provide transfers between resorts. Contact us for a quote.
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Airport to Ski Resort
Ski-Lifts offer a wide range of transfers to suit all budgets, to Alta Badia and many other ski resorts in Italy.
Get an instant quote and book your transfer of choice. Choose from; a private transfer to Alta Badia and for those travelling in large groups, book a coach transfer to Alta Badia.
You can book a transfer to Alta Badia from Innsbruck Airport, as well as other airports and train stations in Italy and Austria.
The normal transfer time for a transfer to Alta Badia from Innsbruck Airport is around 2 hours, but transfers can take longer at peak times.
– You can make your booking online, you will receive an instant confirmation of your booking by email and then you can relax in the knowledge that your driver will be waiting for you when you arrive at the airport.
– For your return journey, we will send you a text message the afternoon before you are due to depart confirming your exact pickup time from your accommodation for your transfer from Alta Badia to the airport.
If you need any additional information, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Alta Badia Ski Resort Facts
Resort altitude: 1324m
Highest point: 2778m
Vertical drop: 1454m
Pistes: 130km
Lifts: 53
Skiing in Alta Badia
Over half of the 130km of pistes in Alta Badia are marked blue, so beginners have a world of runs to explore. Families and beginners especially tend to like the wide, snowy meadows on the Piz La Villa, Piz Sorega, and Pralongia plateau.
Expert skiers can choose to challenge themselves on more demanding slopes such as the Vallon slope, while more relaxed experienced folks will love the wide slopes of the Vel Stella Alpina and Santa Croce.
Of course, all intermediate & expert skiers who visit the region should make sure they don’t miss the world-famous Sellaronda route around the breathtaking Sella massif.
Snowboarders will love the 3 snow parks which cater to beginner and expert snowboarders. One of the parks is even purpose-built for kids to try their first ski & snowboard tricks.
Cross-country skiers can choose to ski in the San Cassiano/Armentarola area surrounded by the mountain peaks of the Conturines, Lavarela, and Lagazuoi or in the Corvara area on trails of easy to medium difficulty.
Alta Badia Ski Season Dates
25/11/2017 – 08/04/2018
(please note – dates are subject to change)
Who is Alta Badia Suitable For?
✓ Beginner
✓ Intermediate
✓ Experts
✓ Families
✓ Snowboarding
✓ Snow Parks
Facilities in Alta Badia
Alta Badia offers a formidable combination of 3 things: postcard scenery, world-renowned food, and abundant easy-to-intermediate slopes. This place has got it all. It’s one of the 4 valleys on the legendary Sellaronda circuit. Many hotels are award-winning for their brilliant service, excellent food, generous accommodation and eclectic taste.
There are 3 Michelin-starred restaurants in Alta Badia. Three. No other valley in the Alps can say it has food that well-renowned. You can even sample Michelin-starred food without going to the restaurants themselves—chefs offer set menus at 14 huttes across the region for you to try. Aside from this foodie goodness, the regular fare is spectacular too. Part of the secret? Ingredients are especially fresh. One restaurant brings in fresh fish from the Venetian markets every day.
In Alta Badia, food & accommodation are just as important as the slopes. Hotel & restaurant owners take special care to be whimsical with their decorations (La Perla adorns its walls with carved angels and ancient hats). Hotels are so good here that some guests look forward to occasional bad weather: the food, wellness centres, saunas, pools and views make the hotels fantastic places to spend the day without ever touching the slopes!
Since Alta Badia is a great destination for skiers of all skill levels, there’s no shortage of top-quality ski schools to help you refine your skills. Whether you prefer group classes or private lessons, you and your family will find the right place to learn skiing and snowboarding. Book your ski hire in Alta Badia.
Events in Alta Badia 2017/18
Marcé da Nadé Christmas Market – 6 December 2017 – 7 January 2018
This festive Christmas market which offers holiday products and hot beverages and because it’s in Alta Badia, it’s surrounded by a fairy-tale landscape: an unforgettable Christmas shopping experience.
New Year’s Torchlight Parade – 1 January 2018
Ring in the new year with an exciting torchlight descent of the Ski School Corvara-Ladinia, paragliding flights, and a fireworks show!
Ski show “Disco Fever” – 5 February 2018
See crazy jumps by the acrobatic ski and snowboard team “Pirates,” snowmobile champion Alex Ploner, and the instructors of the Ski School Corvara – Ladinia. It’ll be a night of stunts, music, and fun on the slopes with a DJ!
For more information and events, see Alta Badia tourism board’s calendar.
Airport transfer types to suit all budgets
Shared
Share the vehicle with other passengers with similar flights & destinations.
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One of the most cost effective and efficient ways of getting to the resort.
Scheduled
Similar to a shared transfer, except this runs to a set timetable, so you're required to book a service that works for your flight times.
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Generally not door-to-door but cheaper.
Private
Book a driver and vehicle for your sole use.
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No sharing with others, no waiting at the airport and a direct door-to-door service, with no additional stops en route.
Coach
Similar to a private transfer the only difference is that it is using a larger vehicle.
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Perfect for larger groups wanting to travel together.
Exec & Limousine
Enjoy vehicles such as a top-of-the-range Mercedes minivan or an S-Class Mercedes limousine.
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Like a private transfer, but with the additional benefit of travelling in style.
From airport to ski resort
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