TL;DR
Dolce Camino is a walking experience in Italy, along the Cammino delle Colline del Prosecco, designed for a private group of women. Over five days, participants cover approximately 40 km through UNESCO-listed landscapes, vineyards, historic villages, and breathtaking scenery — all at a slow, restorative pace. The package includes a Bucharest–Treviso flight, transfers, four nights of accommodation, a pilgrim's credential, and full-time accompaniment. La dolce vita on foot — that's exactly what this experience is.
Dolce Camino — La Dolce Vita on Foot Through Italy
Dolce Camino is the kind of journey you never forget — not because you escaped somewhere, but because you truly walked. Along the Cammino delle Colline del Prosecco, between Vidor and Vittorio Veneto, every step takes you through UNESCO-listed vineyards, quiet villages, hilltops with sweeping views, and places that carry their own story. This isn't a marathon. It's an invitation to walk and live beautifully — la dolce vita, in the most literal sense.
What the Five Days Look Like
The experience unfolds over five days, three of which are dedicated to walking. The total route is approximately 40 km, covered in daily stages at a relaxed pace that leaves plenty of room for landscapes, conversations, breaks, and tastings of local prosecco.
The itinerary follows this thread:
- Starting area: Vidor and Cartizze — your first encounter with the vineyards and the region's distinctive atmosphere
- Col San Martino — small villages, vines at every turn, views stretching across the surrounding hills
- Follina — a visit to the Cistercian abbey, one of the architectural gems of the route
- Rolle and Tarzo — hills, stillness, and landscapes that need no filter
- Vittorio Veneto — the final destination, a town full of character and history
Each stage ends in a different place, and each day brings a new stamp to your pilgrim's credential — a small detail, but one that carries real symbolic weight.
Who Is Dolce Camino For
Dolce Camino is an experience for a small, private group of women. It doesn't require athletic endurance or special gear. It asks for curiosity, a love of walking, and an openness to discovering Italy in a way that goes far beyond a coach window.
It's perfect for women who want to combine gentle movement with nature, culture, local gastronomy, and an authentic Italian atmosphere. If you've ever wanted to do a Camino — but one that feels like a beautiful holiday — this is it.
Do I Need Special Physical Preparation for Dolce Camino?
No intensive training is required. The route covers approximately 40 km spread across three days of walking, which means between 12 and 15 km per day at a leisurely pace. If you can comfortably walk for 1–2 hours on a regular basis, you're ready for Dolce Camino. Trekking shoes or sturdy, comfortable trainers are all you need.
What's Included in the Package
Dolce Camino comes as a complete package, designed to take the logistical stress out of travel and let participants focus entirely on the experience:
- Return flight Bucharest Otopeni – Venice Treviso
- Transfers throughout the trip
- Four nights of accommodation along the route
- Pilgrim's credential
- Route stamps (one for each stage completed)
- Full-time accompaniment throughout the journey
Lunches and dinners are not included — a deliberate choice, so each participant can explore the restaurants, local markets, and wineries that call to her along the way.
Why the Colline del Prosecco
The Colline del Prosecco di Conegliano e Valdobbiadene area has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019, recognised for its unique viticultural landscape: hillsides cultivated with vines for centuries, distinctive rural architecture, and local traditions that have stood the test of time. Walking through this region isn't just a stroll — it's a direct encounter with a place that has received one of the highest international cultural distinctions in the world.
Can I Join Dolce Camino If I've Never Done a Camino Before?
Absolutely. Dolce Camino requires no prior experience on pilgrim routes. The concept is designed as a slow, accessible journey — not a sporting challenge. The pilgrim's credential and route stamps are part of the atmosphere of the experience, not an eligibility requirement. The first time might just be the most beautiful one.
A Meaningful Experience, Not Just a Holiday
Dolce Camino — la dolce vita on foot — is about giving yourself a few days where the things that matter are simple: the air, the landscape, the conversation, a glass of prosecco at the end of a stage, and the feeling that you've earned every metre of the road. For women who want to truly go somewhere — not just tick off a destination — this experience is the right answer.