Italian Dolomites Rally

Why not join us on a trip to the Dolomites on 02/10/25 to 11/10/25
We will be covering 10 of the passes as we travel around .
Staying in some great hotels and eating the local cuisine.

Price £3299 per couple sharing.
What’s included:
Full Itinerary
Maps
Detailed directions
Hotels Bed and Breakfast
Dinner on the 4th and 5th night.
Over night accommodation the night before in Folkestone.
Lead Car
Use of Radios
Photos
Video of your trip on return .
A deposit of £250 secures your place .
Balance due 30/07/25

Itinerary
Italian Dolomite Rally 

Dates 02/10/25 to 11/10/25
9 Nights Accommodation bed and breakfast.
Fully refundable -£250 to cover admin costs if you cancel your trip before the 12 week deadline. There after subject to me being able to fill your space.

Please don’t forget to book your Tunnel Crossing timing communicated via WhatsApp.
Night Before 02/10/25 meet in Folkestone for our overnight stop.
Receive all your packs and talk through your tour.

Day 1
Leave the hotel at 8.30 for our 10am crossing on EuroTunnel. (Check in 9am)
We then travel across France where we will be staying in a beautiful Chateau (With a difference).

Day 2
We will leave at 9am making our way through France to Baden-Baden time to relax have a walk around Baden-Baden. We will be eating in the hotel restaurant and tasting the local cuisine .

Day 3
Leaving at 9am making our way through the Black Forest and down to Innbruck.
The Black Forest High Road runs over 60 km from Freudenstadt to Baden-Baden. The most beautiful tourist route of the Black Forest celebrated its 75th birthday in 2007 but is still an attractive destination for tourists and locals.
There are magnificent views of the Black Forest valleys, the Rhine Valley and Alsace and the Voges Mountains along the entire route. There are also a large number of tourist highlights, such as Lake Mummelsee, the Lothar Path or the newly opened wilderness path on the Bühlerhöhe.

Day 4

We leave sharp at 8am making our way across to Ehrenberg castle!!!
Then covering a couple of passes on route to the famous Brennero Passo.

The day is not finished yet we then travel on to the Gardena pass and onto the Pordoi Pass.

It’s a long day full of adrenaline filled adventures so time to travel onto your hotel.

Day 5
We start at 9am making our way 20 kilometres east of the provincial capital Bolzano, nestled between the 
Rosengarten and Latemar, is the picturesque village of Nova Levante.
Then passing through various villages and onto the Passo Dello Stelvio and our Hotel.

Ronzone, a sunny village and renowned summer and winter holiday destination in the Val di Non, is situated in an ideal panoramic position from where you can admire the entire valley with its enchanting landscapes.
The first hotels, including the "Regina del Bosco" hotel, a former hunting residence of the Habsburg, were built about a century ago. The sunny and panoramic position of Ronzone delights visitors with a view of the entire Val di Non. Today, the village is divided into the older southern part and the more recent residential area in the upper part of the village.
In the centre stands the parish church in modern Romanesque style with its high, detached bell tower with its pointy pinnacle. Art enthusiasts will enjoy the remarkable Via Crucis by Carlo Bonacina and the nearby, ancient S. Antonio church. The ancient chapel in the centre is famous for its life-sized Christ at the Column, created 300 years ago. Following a devastating fire in 1891, the village was completely rebuilt and acquired its current structure.

Day 6
9am start.
We make our way up to Switzerland national Park and onto Davos and our hotel in Lucerne.
The mighty spectacle of nature in the Swiss National Park.
The Swiss National Park is a symbol of the region's unique diversity and an attraction for nature lovers and hikers alike. The largest wilderness area in Switzerland covers 170 square kilometres unspoilt natural landscape and 100 kilometres of marked hiking trails. Founded in 1914, the National Park is not only the only one in Switzerland, but also the oldest in the Alps and Central Europe. This unique natural oasis is characterised by its unique high alpine flora and fauna: Deer, marmots, bearded vultures and the national park's heraldic animal, the pine jay, reside here all year round, while the rich flora really blossoms, especially in July and August. The National Park also includes the "Macun" high plateau at 2600 m above sea level above Lavin with its more than 20 mountain lakes – it is particularly rich in ibex and chamois. Together with Val Müstair and parts of the Lower Engadine municipality of Scuol, the Swiss National Park was also officially recognised as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Engiadina Val Müstair on 13 June 2017.

Davos is located in the east of Switzerland in the canton of Graubünden. The highest city in Europe, it is also the largest alpine mountain holiday and congress destination in Switzerland. 

Day 7
We leave at 9am making our way through France to Les Jardin du Mess. 

Battle of Verdun, (February 21–December 18, 1916), World War I engagement in which the French repulsed a major German offensive. It was one of the longest, bloodiest, and most-ferocious battles of the war; French casualties amounted to about 400,000, German ones to about 350,000. Some 300,000 were killed.

Day 8
10am start.
Making our way up to your last stay of your tour .
Chateau Clery. 


The Château d’Hesdin-L’Abbé, located in the heart of the Boulonnais countryside, has been home to the magnificent Cléry Hotel for over 30 years.
Prestigious guests who have marked its history include Louis-Alexandre Berthier, General Major of the Grande Armée of Napoleon I. 
The estate is stunning. It’s a real gem! The Cléry Hotel enjoys a sublime setting tucked away in the Boulonnais hinterland in Hesdin-l'Abbé. Just imagine 27 rooms and suites spread across this 18th century château, with farmhouses and former stables converted into cottages and all located at the heart of a five-hectare estate. Imagine avenues lined with century-old trees... The whole scene is infused with calm, grandeur and serenity. Here, just a few minutes from the main seaside resorts, you will feel a world away from all the hustle and bustle of life. 
An 18th century manor house
This little corner of paradise was completed in 1766. Built by the architect Giraud Sannier, who needs no introduction in Boulonnais, this magnificent abode was the country residence of Michel Cléry de Bécourt. You might be interested to know that Michel Cléry de Bécourt created the first hot seawater baths in France in Boulogne-sur-Mer in 1785. His country house was one of the most luxurious in the area and was a symbol of his social advancement. An obelisk and columns decorated the cour d'honneur... 
General Berthier
General Berthier knew the estate well from his time spent at the Camp of Boulogne between 1803 and 1805. The Minister of War and Chief of the General Staff had in fact stayed in the château on numerous occasions during this time. Even today, the Camp of Boulogne cannot be mentioned without still using Berther’s name, as he had the difficult task of dividing up the army known as the Côtes de l'Océan into six camps and of managing around 120,000 men positioned around Boulogne-sur-Mer.
A sophisticated hotel and restaurant
Since 1986, the Cléry Hotel has taken over the château and now immerses guests in its stunning surroundings. There is a nod to its history, with the 4-star restaurant named after the famous general. A sophisticated cuisine is on offer using local ingredients, which can be enjoyed looking out over a breathtaking view of the grounds. 
 

Day 9
We travel to Calais and home.
To catch the 11am Euro crossing. 10 m Check in.

Any questions about the trip please feel free to get in touch.

Colin@supercarbreakfastclub.co.uk
Phone 07769621583