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Marco Polo to Arabba advice please?
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Hello snowHead -

I am looking for ways of getting to Arabba from Venice Marco Polo by public transport. There is a link to a coach service on Arabba website but it is in Italian and I didn't understand all of it ("he said modestly..." wink ) - other than that what are the options? Train to Belluno then bus from the station? How far is Venice railway station from the airport?

Thanks beforehand for any advice you can give.

PS- travelling alone so assuming taxi direct to resort too expensive- ?
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The railway station in Venice is a short trip from the airport by bus, you can buy tickets in the terminal. You can almost certainly get a train/bus combination from here to Arabba, unfortunately I'm not sure what it is as I've not done that journey yet. Try emailing the local tourist office, I've found those in the Dolomites to be incredibly helpful.
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Thanks, Swirly,
I did write to the tourist office last week but they haven't been in touch yet.

I know a lot of snowheads been to Arabba but does anyone have experience with public transport and in particular the direct coach transfer from the airport?
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The airport shuttle http://www.dolomitistars.com/index.php?module=CMpro&func=viewpage&pageid=228 will leave Marco Polo at 12h00 and 18h00 on Saturdays and Sundays throughout the season but will only be bookable online from mid-December onwards. I reckon you should count 3 1/2 to 4 hours for the coach transfer.
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Very kind of you, Bruski. That must be the page which I could not access earlier.

Thanks
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I was looking this up for a friend a couple of weeks ago - don't think it's changed.
If you can get a train to Belluno then there's a bus service to Arabba..

bus to Arabba about 1.5hrs

Train timetables haven't been published yet for January, but this would be how you do it now...


Dolomitibus timetables
http://www.dolomitibus.it/dolomitibus/jsp/orari.jsp?area=Tutte&tipo=Tutti&fermata=

you want BELLUNO-AGORDO - ARABBA - COLFOSCO

Examples ....
Bus leaves Belluno 12:10 arr Caprile 13:30
dept Caprile 13:50 arr Arabba 14:30

coming back
Dept Arabba 8:20 arr Belluno 10:13
dep Belluno 11:26 arr Bologna 15:05
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