Dolomites. Travel Photographer’s Guide
This 45-page online guide to the Dolomites offers a convenient 7-day itinerary covering the essential places in the region. Along with useful travel information, the guide provides photography tips for capturing stunning shots during your trip. You'll also find plenty of recommendations for accommodations with breathtaking views and opportunities to sample traditional South Tyrolean cuisine. With this guide, you can create a dream adventure journey through the majestic region of Italy's Dolomites, immersing yourself in the beauty and culture of this unique destination.
Edition: May 2023
Guide Languages: English and Russian
Taxes are included in the price
What’s Included:
7-day itinerary
useful photography tips and tricks
secret photo spots, including this one.
most beautiful hotels and restaurant recommendations in the Dolomites
general recommendations on travelling in the Dolomites region
how to pack for the trip
how to get special deals on accommodation and cable cars
“The trip was to be an odyssey in the fullest sense of the word, an epic journey that would change everything.”
- Jon Krakauer
The Dolomites region is by far my favourite part of Italy. I genuinely want people to experience its breathtaking views and truly immerse into the nature of South Tyrol. In this guide you will definitely find out which hotels to stay at for the best view, how to find the most photogenic spots and how to turn your trip into an unforgettable journey full of priceless memories. From my recommendations you will learn where to enjoy traditional south tyrolean cuisine prepared with local ingredients (food is a significant part of the experience when travelling in the Dolomites!). Also, don't forget that this guide is written by a photographer with wanderlust who is eager to get up at 4 am to chase a mind-blowing sunrise or hike uphill for 2 hours to marvel at spectacular views without crowds of tourists! If you are ready to embark on a journey to experience the full range of vital sensations and not let the camera out of your hands - then we are on the same page here!