14 days, 13 nights
From Munich – Venice

Day 1 Munich – Füssen – Hohenschwangau / Germany (D, O/N Hotel) [3 hrs, +160m, -160m]
Arrival at Munich main station (Hauptbahnhof).
Transfer to Füssen by train. We leave the medieval city of Füssen (5 minutes’ drive) by bus and drive to the unreal and romantic world of Ludwig II of Bavaria. Visit of Neuschwanstein Castle, the fairy tale castle of Ludwig II. Then, if the weather permits, a stroll to the lakes of Schwansee and Alpsee, and Hohenschwangau, the family castle.

Dinner in the city and night in a B&B Hotel at Hohenschwangau. Daypack to carry.

Day 2 Hohenschwangau – Kenzenhütte / Germany (BLD – O/N Refuge) [6.5-7 hrs, +1120m, -685m]
Passing on the Marienbrücke, we walk up to the Jäger hut, at the foot of the Ammergau massif. An extraordinary leg awaits us and with a bit of luck we will see dozens of chamois in the incredible landscapes. The wild Ammergau massif will leave speechless with its incredible ridge lines and limestone needles standing tall in an abundant greenery.

Night in the Kenzenhütte refuge. Daypack to carry.

Day 3 Kenzenhütte – Ettal / Germany  (BLD, O/N Hotel) [6 hrs, +500m, -850m]
Ascent to the Lösertaljoch (1682m) then to the Scheinbergjoch (1764m, optional, depending on the weather) where many chamois frolic in the grass. From this pass you have a stunning view over the whole Linderhof valley to Ettal. Descent through the heart of the Ammergau to the castle of Linderhof, a small “Versailles” with the Moorish pavilion and the cave of Louis II. Transfer to the village of Ettal, and its superb Benedictine monastery.

These first three days will provide an insight into the history of Ludwig II of Bavaria. The “Fairy-tale King” was a poet, friend of Wagner, a lover of architecture and culture but also of nature, which he loved to explore on the paths that we still walk today.

Night in a very comfortable hotel close to the Benedictine monastery (or in Garmisch-Partenkirchen). Daypack to carry.

Day 4 Ettal – Schachenhaus (Königshaus), 1886m / Germany (BLD O/N Refuge) [5 hrs, +1150m]
We leave Ettal by bus and get off in Garmisch-Partenkirchen an Olympic city which lies at the bottom of Germany’s highest mountain: the Zugspitze (2.950m). We go on a short stroll through the city and get to see it’s beautifully painted house walls. Afterwards, we start our hike and walk through the gorges (Klamm) of Partnach and continue along the Kalbergsteig. We reach the path of the king and follow it until we get to the beautiful refuge of Schachenhaus (dating from 1876), an ancient hunting pavilion of Louis II of Bavaria.

Night at the historic Schachenhaus refuge. No showers. Bag pack with necessary things for 2 days.

Day 5 Schachenhaus – Leutasch / Austria (BLD O/N Hotel) [5.5 hrs, +550m, -1300m]
Crossing via a pass between Germany and Austria and walk to the Meiler hut on the border. Then scenic descent to the valley of Bergleintal, above the plateau of Leutasch.

Night in a traditional hotel in Leutasch. In the evening you will find your bags in the hotel.

Day 6 Leutasch – Solsteinhaus / Austria (BLD O/N Refuge) [4-5 hrs, +1060m, -320m]
Transfer to Scharnitz, at the bottom of the massif of Karwendel (Tyrol), an alpine nature park and a protected limestone massif. Hike through the Giessenbach Valley to the Eppizirl Alm (1459m) (fromage blanc and cheese depending on the season) and crossing of the Eppzirlscharte (2072m) and descent to the refuge of Solsteinhaus. Possible alternative route via the Scharnitz Alm and the gorges of the Gleitschklamm.
Climb up (optional) to the Großer Solstein (2541m) from the refuge.

Night in the Solsteinhaus. Bag pack with the necessary things for 2 days.

Day 7 Solsteinhaus – Innsbruck – Krimml / Austria (BLD O/N Hotel) [3 hrs, -900m]
Descend to Hochzirl in the valley of Inn where we will take the train to Innsbruck. Here, we will explore the charming old city: Helbing House, the little golden roof, St Jacques’s Cathedral, beautiful museums like the Hofkirche that houses the cenotaph of Maximilien 1st and let’s not forget the possibility of having an Apfelstrudel with coffee…

In the afternoon, transfer through the valley of Zillertal via Mayrhoffen and Gerlos to the beautiful waterfalls of Krimml which are among the largest in Europe.

Light bag in the morning, possibility of depositing your backpack in lockers to enjoy a bag-free afternoon. Daypack to carry in the afternoon. You will get the rest of your luggage in the evening at your hotel.

Night in a hotel in Krimml.

Day 8 Krimml – Krimmler Tauernhaus / Austria (BLD O/N Refuge) [4 hrs, +600m, -50m]
Hiking along the waterfalls in the spectacular valley of Krimmler Achental, we reach the alpine massif that separates the Austrian Tyrol from the former « Southern Tyrol ». After seeing the the highest waterfalls in Europe (more than 400m high) we walk to the Krimmltauernhaus.

*In the afternoon: You can rest or hike up a small valley that leads you to a glacier.
Night at the Krimmler Tauernhaus Refuge. Bag pack with the necessary things for 2 days.

Day 9 Krimmler Tauernhaus – Prettau, Ahrntal or Passo Delle Erbe / Italy (BLD O/N Hotel/ Dorm) [6.5-7 hrs, +1120m, -1090m]
Passage to Italy through the heart of the Austrian Alps, between the Zillertal in the west and the Großer Venediger in the east, via the Krimmler Tauern pass (or Birnlücke pass), one of the easiest passages to cross the very narrow Alps here. We follow the Venediger massif along the Krimmler, Prettau and Lahner glaciers (Kees).

Views of Großer Geiger (3360m), Gammsspitzl (2888m) and Venediger (3667m). We will follow part of the balcony of the Lausitzer path to discover South Tyrol (Italy). Descent to Prettau.

Night in a hotel in the valley of Ahrntal or via the Passo Delle Erbe (in the case of the latter night in a shared room). In the evening you will find your bags in the hotel.

Day 10 Passo Delle Erbe – Refuge Genova (Schlüterhütte) / Italy (BLD O/N Refuge) [3 hrs, +380m, -100m]
Transfer to Passo delle Erbe (2003m), 1h (if night in the Ahrntal).
At the Passo delle Erbe, opposite the Gruppo della Putia, we start the great north-south crossing of the Dolomites at 2000m. We pass the Putia Pass* (2357m) which lies right in the heart of the Gruppo della Putia. Hiking around the Gruppo della Putia we reach the Genova hut (2297m).

* Optional ascent for those who want to hike to the Peitlerkofel (2875m) (+2h round trip. +/- 450 m).

Night in the Refuge Genova. Bag pack with the necessary things for 3 1⁄2 days.

Day 11 Refuge Genova – Refuge Passo Gardena / Italy (BLD O/N Refuge) [6.5 hrs, +960m, -1140m]
Crossing the Puez Natural Park via a small protected passage before arriving on the high plateaus, which are bordered by the splendid Vallunga canyon. At the Puez refuge (2475m) we will cross the plateau to the south and then descent to the Passo Gardena (2121 m) among the dolomitic peaks of the Cir opposite the Sella group.

Night in the refuge Passo Gardena. Daypack to carry.

Day 12 Passo Gardena – Refuge Boè / Italy (BLD O/N Refuge) [4.5-5 hrs, +970m, -220m]
The Passo Gardena (2121m) separates the Puez massif from the extraordinary Gruppo de la Sella. Very spectacular ascent to the Pisciadu refuge (2585m), a short passage, then to the Boè refuge, at 2871m, where we stop. The highest refuge of the tour. We will have time to climb up (for those who want) to the spectacular Piz Boè nearby (3152m).

Option hike up the Piz Boè: 1h30 to 2h. +/-280m
Night in the Boè hut. Daypack to carry.

Day 13 Refuge Boé – Venice/ Italy (BL O/N Hotel) [4 hrs, +260m, -1040m]
A crossing through the Sella Massif which its incredible landscape that makes you feel as if you were walking on the moon. Then we get to the Passo Pordoï (2239m) in the south of the massif. We continue to the foot of the highest peak of the Dolomites: the Marmolada, rising up to 3343m right on the shores of Lake Fedaia.

Later, you pick up your luggage and we travel by train to Venice, where we will spend the night: be ready for a stunning contrast between the mountains and the city!

Free time for dinner and night in a hotel in Venice. Daypack to carry. You will get your luggage back at the end of the hike.

Day 14 Venice/ Italy (B)
Stroll through Venice: visiting the palaces, walking along the canals and stopping at the St. Mark’s Square. This radiant and vibrant city will take your breath away.
End of the trip at the end of the morning.

We may sometimes have to modify the indicated itinerary somewhat: either at the level of the organization (problem of overload of accommodation, duplication of groups, modification of the state of the ground, landslides, degraded trails, etc.), or directly by the guide (weather, group level …). Trust us, these changes are always made in your interest, for your safety and for a better comfort!

From Munich to Venice – Guided
Tour Code: GAEUR-FMTV-G
LAND Price per person in SGD
Price is subject to changes without prior notice.

Single supplement: +$458
6 nights possible in single room in Hohenschwangau, Ettal, Leutasch, Krimml, Ahrntal valley and Venice (subject to availability)

Form your private group is possible from 6 people. Price may differ. Please contact us to get a quote.

Group: 6-14 pax
In the rare case of simultaneous registrations, the group may include one more person.

Enjoy $100 X-Boundaries Voucher complete with FULL payment.

LAND Price includes

• Accommodation
• Meals (Day 1 till Day 14 Breakfast, except the dinner in Venice)
• Internal transfer
• Luggage transfer as indicated in itinerary
• Local guide
• Entrance fee to Partnach Gorge
• Reservation for the visits of the castles but not the entrance fee
• Tourist taxes
• Briefing before departure
• 15% discount for gears at X-Boundaries

Price excludes

• All airfare & taxes
• All  transfers except those mentioned in “includes”
• Drinks & last night meal in Venice
• Visits & Entrance fees
• Baggage transport not included in the program
• Personal gears
• Expenses of a personal nature like laundry, phone calls, alcohol, beverages, cigarettes
• Travel Insurance
• Any costs arising out of unforeseen circumstances such as bad weather, landslides, road conditions and any other circumstances beyond our control.
• Single supplement
• Visa and Visa application fees
• All those not mentioned in “the price includes”