Top Active Leisure Sport in Veneto

Grab lunch at a local rifugio instead of the ski resort restaurants. You’ll find amazing local food for half the price – my favorite was the polenta with mushrooms at Rifugio Scoiattoli!

I recommend buying the ski pass for multiple days; it saves a ton compared to daily rates. I did a 4-day pass and it was worth every penny. You also get access to more slopes!

Check the weather the day before you head out. I ignored this and ended up in heavy fog on some slopes. Better visibility can make a huge difference in your experience!

Take your time on the trails; rushing means you miss out on stunning spots for photos. I missed some amazing shots because I was trying to keep up with my friends!

Don’t underestimate the weather. It changed on me quickly, so pack a light jacket just in case, even if it looks sunny. You'll thank yourself later.

Bring your own snacks and water. There’s a decent café, but prices are a bit steep. I spent too much on a simple sandwich last time

Check the weather a few days before. It can change fast; I saw people disappointed due to sudden wind and mist. Plan around the forecast!

My advice is to hit the water around 3 PM for the best wind conditions. I've found the breeze picks up nicely by then, and it's way more fun than waiting all morning for calm waters.

I recommend taking a moment to enjoy the views from the higher holes. I almost rushed through and missed some stunning scenery that made the experience even better!

Wear layers! The weather can change quickly, and it's chilly up in the sky. I was freezing at first, and I wished I had dressed better

don't forget to bring your own snacks and water. the prices at the cafe can be steep, and you'll want to stay hydrated while waiting for your flight.

If you're on a tight budget, look for combo packages that include other activities. It really gives you more bang for your buck! I saved quite a bit this way.