Alpine Ultimate Tour / 8 DAYS + 7 NIGHTS

Wilkommen in München! You'll be greeted by our team and transferred to your stylish accommodation. In the evening, we head to the legendary Hofbräuhaus for our Welcome Dinner — the perfect setting to meet your fellow drivers and sports car enthusiasts over Bavarian specialities and fresh beer.

A relaxed start to get to know the group and build excitement for the days of Alpine driving adventure ahead. Tomorrow, your journey begins!

Ready to get lost? Before we hit the road, we’ll take some time to get familiar with our cars and the route ahead. After a short safety briefing and tour overview, it’s time to start your Alpine driving adventure.

We begin with an exhilarating run on the German Autobahn — an unforgettable experience behind the wheel of a high-performance sports car.

Our first stop: the fairytale castle of Schloss Neuschwanstein, followed by lunch at the Hotel Rübezahl. From there, we drive via the Hahntennjoch Pass and the iconic Reschen Lake — with its striking submerged church tower — to our hotel, Hotel Hanswirt. This will be our base for the next stages of the tour.

Today, it’s all about mastering your machine. We start the morning with four hours on a private safety training ground — giving you the chance to get familiar with your car’s dynamics in a controlled environment. Slalom runs, braking and drifting exercises are all part of the fun, with plenty of time to sharpen your skills and boost your confidence behind the wheel.

In the afternoon, relax at the Hanswirt Hotel: unwind by the pool or indulge in the spa to recharge after an exhilarating day.

Into the magic Dolomites!

Today, we conquer the Dolomite Mountains for the first time — with a full day of thrilling mountain passes and world-class serpentine roads. Expect 5 passes over 5 hours: pure driving pleasure on some of Europe’s most spectacular alpine routes.

You'll tackle legendary roads such as the Passo di Costalunga (Karerpass), Passo di Gardena (Grödnerjoch), Passo Pordoi, Passo Sella (Sellajoch) and more. The reward? Incredible views, crystal-clear lakes, dramatic rock faces — and memories to last a lifetime.

Today we start early to tackle one of the most spectacular alpine roads in the world: the Passo Stelvio. 48 hairpin turns lead us up to 2,757 metres — where a coffee stop awaits us with one of the most stunning views of the entire tour.

Afterwards, we descend and make our way to the Messner Mountain Museum Ortles, where we dive into the rich history of alpine mountaineering. The museum was founded by the legendary Reinhold Messner — the first man to summit all 14 of the world’s 8,000-metre peaks without supplemental oxygen.

Hillclimb Legends and Lake Garda!

Today, we head south towards the iconic Lake Garda — but first, we take on one of Europe’s most legendary hill climb routes: Trento-Bondone. In the 1970s, this pass was a battleground for Porsche, Ferrari, Abarth and racing legends like Arturo Merzario in the European Hill Climb Championship.

After a scenic drive, we stop for lunch at a renowned seafood restaurant. In the afternoon, we explore the charming lakeside village of Malcesine, followed by a relaxed drive along narrow country roads above the lake — before returning via the motorway.

Today we conquer the Alps: 5 epic passes in over 5 hours — pure driving pleasure on some of Europe’s most legendary mountain roads. Once again, we follow historic hill climb race lines, starting with the iconic Passo Mendola, then through the Parco Adamello, up the winding serpentines of Passo Gavia, and once more to the mighty Passo Stelvio — this time from the other side.

Expect breathtaking views and unforgettable driving experiences on this final day in South Tyrol. In the evening, we celebrate our adventure with a special farewell dinner at Hotel Hanswirt.

Today we begin our return to Munich — but not without one last epic drive: crossing the stunning Timmelsjoch Passback into Austria. From there, we continue to Ehrwald and take the cable car to the very top of Germany: the Zugspitze, at 2,962 metres.

After taking in the panoramic views, we head back towards Munich — finishing the tour in true style with a final blast along the German Autobahn.