Val Senales is enhancing transport links with free transport and integrated passes for visitors.
Combining transport and exploration
Part of a strategy to promote accessible, integrated and sustainable tourism, the aim is to provide visitors with a more cost-effective alternative through integrated passes and free transport, and to offer a more authentic experience with combined packages, where transport and exploration become an integral part of the holiday.
Vernago Lake Photo by Hubert Gruner
Unlimited ski-lift use for two days
Among the new features, the Alpin Arena Senales - which reopens on 27 June - is introducing the Alpin Arena Pass 2-in-7. This pass guarantees unlimited use of the ski lifts for two days of your choice within a week. It is a flexible solution ideal for those who wish to alternate between hikes, outdoor activities and relaxation, without being tied to a rigid schedule. The price is €51.00 for adults and €26.00 for children born between 2008 and 2020.The Alpin Arena Senales offers combined options that bring together sport and wellness, such as the Alpin Arena & Naturno Thermal Baths Combi-Ticket. Priced at €39.00, this ticket – valid for use on the same day – grants access to the glacier lifts and allows you to spend 3 hours at the Naturno Thermal Baths.
Formerly the Highest Grain Farm in Europe Finailhof Photo by Thomas Gruner
Discounts for cultural sites and museums
The South Tyrol Guest Pass Val Venosta is an initiative that allows you to use all public transport in South Tyrol free of charge, designed to promote sustainable, accessible and widespread mobility. The Guest Pass also includes access to benefits and discounts on numerous experiences to explore the region, such as bike hire, reduced-rate use of the ski lifts, and visits to cultural sites and museums.
