Four valleys. One lift pass. The ultimate ski safari.

Sit back for a private transfer from Venice, Verona, Innsbruck or Munich into the storied village of Ortisei, the heart of Val Gardena. Your boots and skis are fitted on arrival, so all that's left is an evening wandering its pedestrian center, soaking in Ladin culture and getting your first taste of the Dolomites.

Warm up on Val Gardena's home terrain — long, groomed cruisers with the Sella massif overhead and a lap on the famous Seceda ridgeline. In the afternoon, shift your base up-valley to Selva, right at the doorstep of the Sellaronda, ready to start the loop at first light.

Click in early and ski the first stretch of the Sellaronda, crossing the passes into Val di Fassa by early afternoon. Break for lunch at a mountain rifugio along the way, then roll into Canazei, the valley's lively Ladin gateway. Your luggage is already waiting.

Ski up toward Passo Pordoi and Sass Pordoi, the roof of the Sellaronda, for some of the biggest views in the Dolomites. Rather than drop back to the valley, tonight you climb higher: dinner and a bed at a mountain rifugio perched on the circuit, with alpenglow on the peaks and tomorrow's first tracks right outside the door.

Wake above the clouds, click in for sunrise turns, then ski down and cross Passo Campolongo into Alta Badia — arriving in Corvara in time for lunch at one of the valley's famed gourmet huts. Alta Badia takes its slopeside, Michelin-starred dining seriously. Your luggage is waiting when you arrive.

Ski Alta Badia's sunlit terrain around Corvara, La Villa and the Gran Risa, stopping at more than one hut for lunch and après from award-winning chefs. In the afternoon, shift your base to quieter San Cassiano and take your pick of adventures — tobogganing, a sauna or a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the woods.

Ski a final morning on the loop, then transfer by private car to the 3 Zinnen Dolomites, settling into San Candido — a pastel-fronted village on the edge of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, some of the most photographed peaks in the range. This closes the Sellaronda and opens the slower-paced second half of the trip.

Step onto the Ski Pustertal Express in San Candido and ride to Kronplatz for a day on its sweeping pistes, then stop by the summit's Lumen photography museum before the train carries you back to the 3 Zinnen Dolomites.

Spend the day skiing beneath the iconic Tre Cime di Lavaredo, then cap it with a tandem paragliding flight over the valley as the sun starts to drop. Wind down with an evening exploring San Candido or nearby Sesto on foot.

A final morning to ski, ride the train somewhere new or just take in the view before your private transfer to the airport.