Looking for something less touristy & more adventurous? Dolomiti it is.
Discover Italy at the foot of the Dolomites
Looking for something less touristy & more adventurous? Dolomiti it is.
Cruise through quiet mountain roads instead of crowded coastal bends.
Swap beach views for Dolomite views and the green Prosecco Hills.
A journey that combines relaxation, nature & discovery: perfect for travellers who like to go off the beaten path.
Note: This trip requires confident driving skills, as the routes include steep winding hills.
Your trip kicks off in the heart of the Prosecco Hills. From here you can choose from three unique routes and see this region from every angle. So let’s go! Each day you’ll have the choice to ride on your own (with your digital roadbook & GPS) or to follow your guide and enjoy the group atmosphere!
The order of the Dolomiti routes is flexible. If you’re riding solo, you can choose your own itinerary. If you’re riding with a group, our guides will select the best route each day, taking into account the weather and the group’s riding experience, to ensure everyone has a smooth and memorable journey.
Welcome to your Italian sanctuary in the Prosecco Hills! Depending on when you join us for The Vespa Trip Dolomiti, you’ll stay at one of two lovely local hotels: each chosen to give you a warm, relaxing home base after a glorious day on the road.
Wherever you’ll stay, you’ll enjoy a delicious Italian continental breakfast every morning, free Wi-Fi, and safe private parking for your Vespa.
In this section, you will find all the practical information you need for your trip to the Dolomites. Do you have any other questions? Don’t hesitate to contact us!
The Vespa Trip Dolomiti is available from June until July. You can check all available dates using the calendar at the bottom of the page.
Four nights in an entrancing hotel, including daily breakfast
The rent of your amazing Vespa, helmets and lock
Parking at the hotel
The care of the guides
Designed routes
Access to The Vespa Trip app with an interactive map with recommendations to make your trip even better
The following things are not included in your trip:
*This price is calculated on two people per Vespa. More information about driving alone can be found under ‘your Vespa’.
During your Vespa Trip in the Dolomites, you’ll have your own 125cc Vespa at your disposal. You’ll receive it the morning after your arrival, and return it on the last evening. The vespa is yours for the whole trip, even during the evenings.
If you want to receive your vespa earlier, or want to keep it a bit longer, you can choose the Early Pick-Up and/or the Late Drop-Off. With those options, the Vespa is yours from 2pm on your arrival day and/or you can return it at 2pm on your departure day (€50 per option).
Can I drive the Vespa Solo?
The prices are calculated with the assumption that the Vespa is shared between 2 people. If you would like to drive solo, there is a supplement of €130 per single driver (per person). So, if you’re two and each want to drive a Vespa the solo supplement applies twice.
In order to drive our Vespas in the Dolomites, you must have a driving license (B) or a motorbike license (A) and be 18+. The license (AM) is not valid. The passenger sitting in the back does not need to be 18 nor have a driving license.
You have a European driving license? That’s perfect! Your license isn’t for Europe? Then you’ll need to apply for an international driving license.
Do I need to have driving experience with a Vespa or scooter in order to drive the Vespa?
Yes! The roads in the Dolomites are more challenging than in the other destinations. This destination is intended for people with scooter-riding experience.
If you’re still quite unsure about your driving skills, we strongly recommend practicing beforehand and booking the Start-to-Vespa lesson.
On your arrival day in the Dolomites, your guide will provide all the essential information plus an introductory lesson to help you get comfortable with riding and to ensure you can drive safely in Italian traffic.
After the lesson, you can keep your Vespa for extra practice and to start exploring at your own pace. This class costs €50 per person.
The designed routes for your trip in the Dolomites are uploaded on a GPS, which you can easily attach to the steering wheel of your Vespa. With this GPS (+ €30) you’ll come by the most beautiful roads and arrive at the most stunning stops.
Daily breakfast is included in the price. For a lovely lunch or dinner*, we always recommend some of our favorite restaurants. In the hotel, or nearby in Sant’Agata, the home base for your Vespa Trip, you will find many cozy restaurants and nice bars.
*Lunch and dinner are not included in the package.
Your Vespa automatically includes insurance for damage to third parties. For coverage of damage to your own Vespa, you can choose between two options.
You must choose one of the above options.
Standard – Minimum flexibility
Superflex – medium flexibility
Ultimate Flex – Maximum flexibility
Book early and enjoy free superflex conditions
If you book before November 11th 4PM, you’ll get the superflex conditons for free.
The fastest way to begin your trip to the Dolomites is to fly to Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE) or Treviso Airport (TSF), both conveniently located for exploring the region.
Flight (Brussels to Venice/Treviso)
If you come by car, you can easily park it for free in the parking at the hotel.
The address of the hotel is Via dei Pascoli, 8, 31020 San Pietro di Feletto TV, Italy.
On the first and last day of your Vespa Trip, you can book a shuttle for €40 p.p. (per ride) that will bring you directly from Venice airport to the hotel, and from the hotel back to the airport.
The shuttles always run at the same time:
Please note! You can only book this shuttle on the first day (airport to hotel) and the last day (hotel to airport) of your Vespa trip.
The shuttle can wait at the airport for up to 30 minutes. As flight delays are unfortunately beyond our control, we’re not able to offer a refund in case the shuttle is missed.
From Venice or Treviso Airport, a taxi to Hotel Ca’ del Poggio takes about 30-60 minutes, depending on your arrival location. For a taxi, you pay between €70 and €90 for a one-way trip. We recommend making a reservation in advance to ensure availability and the price.
A helmet and closed shoes (so no flip-flops or sandals) are always mandatory when riding a Vespa on our Vespa trips.
This planet gives us so much (natural) beauty to admire, but if we want to continue traveling to beautiful places in the future, we have to protect our planet today more than ever. That’s why we’ve added an option in our booking forms to offset the CO2-emissions of your trip in a trustworthy and certified way via Greentripper.
The average age of The Vespa Tripper in 2026 was 40 years, of which the majority were in their mid-twenties and mid-fifties. All Vespa Trippers, young or old, share the same love for the beautiful Italy and adventure. During the last edition, the participants mainly came from Belgium, France, and The Netherlands. However we had Vespa Trippers joining from 48 different countries.
Generally, people join this adventure in a group of two or four people: a mix of friends and couples.
The choice is yours! You get a road book at the beginning of the week with the stops and interesting facts listed. If you prefer to ride solo, you can book the GPS in which all routes are loaded. This way you’ll easily pass the most beautiful tracks and most interesting stops.
Do you prefer to follow the guide? Great! Follow the group and let them lead you along the routes while you enjoy the views along the way even more.
Every day you can decide whether to ride solo or follow the group.
Below you’ll find the different departure dates for The Vespa Trip Dolomiti. Bookings open on 22 October.
Want to make sure you get a spot? Preregister now.
This gives you access to bookings from 21 October at 4 PM (Brussels time), enjoy the best price and free Superflex. With Superflex, you can cancel or reschedule your trip free of charge up to 90 days before departure.