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Place-name sign for Coi, 1450 metres, in front of the mountain panorama

Car, train, plane

Getting there

Four roads into the valley.

Photo: Mattes, CC BY 3.0 de, via Wikimedia Commons, edited by David Klotz

By car

From the south you take the A27 motorway from Venice towards Belluno. From the north you come via the Brenner Pass and the Puster valley to Cortina d’Ampezzo, or via the A22/A27 towards Belluno.

  • From the south via Longarone: the main access is the SP 251 road from the Piave valley near Longarone through the Maè gorge. Fastest via the A27 Venice–Belluno.
  • From the north via Passo Cibiana: from Cadore (Venas) over the pass to Dont.
  • From the west via Passo Staulanza: from Val Fiorentina and Selva di Cadore, i.e. coming from Cortina or Alleghe.
  • From the south-west via Passo Duran: from Agordo.

In winter, winter tyres or snow chains are compulsory. The passes may be closed for short periods after heavy snowfall.

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By train and bus

The nearest stations are Longarone and Belluno on the line from Venice/Padua. From there Dolomiti Bus regional buses run into the valley. Please check timetables before you travel; there are only a few buses, especially at weekends.

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By plane

The nearest airports are Venice Marco Polo and Treviso. From there it takes about two hours by hire car to reach the valley.

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All travel times are rough guidelines. Please check road numbers and connections before you travel.