Hey guys 👋 We went to Italy this summer but didn’t make it to the Dolomites - it looks really incredible though! Those mountains are so epic! 5:51 was one of my favourite parts also 😌 That hot chocolate looked so good! We love thick hot chocolate - something they don’t have here in Mexico. The Gondola down was SO beautiful - those views were something else 😱 Thanks so much for the video! We loved it - new supporters here ☺️ Em + Tom 🙌🏼
Yeah, the Dolomites are something else. If you ever visit, we highly recommend staying in Selva di Val Gardena. Glad you liked the video! Thanks for watching!
@@TravelingGlossers No worries! We love finding fellow travel couples to support and be inspired from ☺️ Thanks for the recommendation! Will definitely check it out! Have a wonderful weekend 😌
Have seen many Dolomite itininaries in prep. to what will hopefully be mine one day soon. I see most people drive around but we may or may not have a car there, so I liked that you did yours by train and stayed for 7 days in one place. How did you move around to all these godola areas from your hotel? was there any local buses or transportation involved or did you just walk around? Thank you. Now off to see the other 2 days of your travels. I love Italy, and cant get enough of it .. seen quite a bit ot it, and enjoyed every minute.. the sceneries, the history, the food, the people.. all amazing!!! La dolce vitae!! Happy Travels!!
We are so glad that you liked our video! Thank you for watching! Italy’s train system is absolutely fantastic. We mostly rode with TrenItalia (ItaliaRail). You can buy tickets online in English or at the stations. We almost always bought tickets online. We stayed in Selva Val Gardena which put us in walking distance to all of the gondolas that we talked about in each video. There are busses that can take to other areas. We only rode the bus a couple times: to get to Selva from the train station and back and to get back from Ortise (part 4). Selva is a great location if you don’t want to have to take the bus much. Thanks again.
Hi. May I know when you bought the Col Raiser cable car ticket, does it also include the Seceda chairlift or do I need to buy a separate ticket for that?
We were in Italy in August. We thought it was a very pleasant time to be there. We, unfortunately, have never been to the Dolomites in March, so we can’t help you there. Thanks so much for watching!
Thank you for watching! Glad you liked it! We mentioned the price in the video, I believe. And this one would definitely be the favorite! Thanks again!
Hi there! Nice video! Were the lifts paid? Did they have any safeguards or seatbelts? Considering the lifts, how much time did you spent from Col Raiser gondola to the top of Seceda and how much time to go back to Col Raiser?
Thank you! Glad you liked it! You do have to pay. I can’t remember the exact price but they were all about the same and I know we mentioned price in the video. The maximum amount of time we spent in a gondola the whole trip was 5 minutes probably. So not long at all.
Regarding Seceda, as you’ll see in the video, we had to take a gondola and a chair lift. Probably no more than 5 minutes each. But you had to walk from the gondola to the chair lift - about 0.5 miles
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Great job! Nice tone and really captures the middle earth mood!
Thank you! Beautiful place! Glad you liked it!
The alps look super beautiful! Nice for hiking walk . Thanks guys bring us around
They certainly are! Thanks for watching!
What an incredible area, thanks for sharing!
No problem! Thanks for watching!
Those alps and buildings look a lot like Switzerland! We never would have thought this was Italy!
I know righ!? I (David) was so surprised when Rachel told me about the Dolomites. Highly recommend a visit. Thank you for watching!
Amazing view on top of Dolomites Hill. Its breathtaking. Great hiking adventure. Thanks for sharing. New subs here from Dubai👍
Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing! Glad you liked it! It was an amazing experience!
Those views are INSANE!! Also super stable shots 👍🏻
Thank you! Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
Well done as usual!i like to see beautiful people like you that enjoy so much my beautiful country!ciao da Ricky👋👌
Thank you! You’re is definitely beautiful indeed! Thanks for watching!
Hey guys 👋 We went to Italy this summer but didn’t make it to the Dolomites - it looks really incredible though! Those mountains are so epic! 5:51 was one of my favourite parts also 😌 That hot chocolate looked so good! We love thick hot chocolate - something they don’t have here in Mexico. The Gondola down was SO beautiful - those views were something else 😱 Thanks so much for the video! We loved it - new supporters here ☺️ Em + Tom 🙌🏼
Yeah, the Dolomites are something else. If you ever visit, we highly recommend staying in Selva di Val Gardena. Glad you liked the video! Thanks for watching!
@@TravelingGlossers No worries! We love finding fellow travel couples to support and be inspired from ☺️ Thanks for the recommendation! Will definitely check it out! Have a wonderful weekend 😌
Have seen many Dolomite itininaries in prep. to what will hopefully be mine one day soon. I see most people drive around but we may or may not have a car there, so I liked that you did yours by train and stayed for 7 days in one place. How did you move around to all these godola areas from your hotel? was there any local buses or transportation involved or did you just walk around? Thank you. Now off to see the other 2 days of your travels.
I love Italy, and cant get enough of it .. seen quite a bit ot it, and enjoyed every minute.. the sceneries, the history, the food, the people.. all amazing!!! La dolce vitae!! Happy Travels!!
We are so glad that you liked our video! Thank you for watching! Italy’s train system is absolutely fantastic. We mostly rode with TrenItalia (ItaliaRail). You can buy tickets online in English or at the stations. We almost always bought tickets online. We stayed in Selva Val Gardena which put us in walking distance to all of the gondolas that we talked about in each video. There are busses that can take to other areas. We only rode the bus a couple times: to get to Selva from the train station and back and to get back from Ortise (part 4). Selva is a great location if you don’t want to have to take the bus much. Thanks again.
Very useful video to follow , were you guys wearing hiking shoes ?
No, we did not bring them with us. But we highly recommend them. Thanks for watching! Glad you find it useful!
Hi. May I know when you bought the Col Raiser cable car ticket, does it also include the Seceda chairlift or do I need to buy a separate ticket for that?
The Seceda chair lift is separate from the Col Raiser. You can buy both tickets at the lifts. Thanks for watching! Enjoy your trip!
Hello! Which month is this? Would you know if Mid March in Seceda would be as beautiful?
We were in Italy in August. We thought it was a very pleasant time to be there. We, unfortunately, have never been to the Dolomites in March, so we can’t help you there. Thanks so much for watching!
I liked your videos , which three of gondola was the best one and what is the price of this gondola
Thank you for watching! Glad you liked it! We mentioned the price in the video, I believe. And this one would definitely be the favorite! Thanks again!
How did you get around dolomites?
We explain everything in detail in the videos. Thanks for watching!
Hi there! Nice video! Were the lifts paid? Did they have any safeguards or seatbelts? Considering the lifts, how much time did you spent from Col Raiser gondola to the top of Seceda and how much time to go back to Col Raiser?
Thank you! Glad you liked it! You do have to pay. I can’t remember the exact price but they were all about the same and I know we mentioned price in the video. The maximum amount of time we spent in a gondola the whole trip was 5 minutes probably. So not long at all.
Regarding Seceda, as you’ll see in the video, we had to take a gondola and a chair lift. Probably no more than 5 minutes each. But you had to walk from the gondola to the chair lift - about 0.5 miles