Transfer from Bolzano Airport to Cortina d’Ampezzo

The journey follows the A22 motorway south from Bolzano, exiting toward the Val Gardena before climbing the Great Dolomite Road—a spectacular route crossing the Gardena Pass and Falzarego Pass. You'll pass through charming mountain towns like Laion and Kiens, with dramatic Dolomite peaks framing the entire drive. The landscape shifts from valley floors to high Alpine scenery as you approach Cortina.

Your driver will meet you at the arrivals baggage-hall exit of Bolzano Airport's landing terminal, holding a name sign. The two-hour journey is fairly consistent year-round, though winter weather can occasionally add 15–20 minutes; the passes are well-maintained and chains or winter tyres are mandatory December–March. Allow time for scenic photo stops if desired—the road is genuinely photogenic.

Public transport on this route requires multiple transfers (train to bus, often 4–5 hours) and costs €17–35 per person. Taxis from Bolzano are unmetered and lack real-time traffic updates on mountain roads. A private transfer gives you a dedicated, professional driver who monitors flight delays in real time, covers all motorway tolls in the fixed price, and delivers you directly to your Cortina accommodation or preferred drop-off point.