Captivating DOLOMITES | Braies, Dobbiaco & Passo Giau | Italy Travel Vlog

[@yangvilla1614]

That opening sequence was everything! I'm excited for the next episode with the wallclimbing

[@ReigneOrShine]

Thanks Yang!!! It will be the longest video of our Dolomites episode. 😅

[@AngelaBautista]

Grabe ang ganda ng quality!!! Every video mo napaka amazing. Ung magccrave talaga na puntahan!. Sana makapunta ako sa lahat ng pinuntahan mo. Grabeee.

[@ReigneOrShine]

Thank you Angela!!! Oo pag malaki laki na konti si baby, travel kayo as family. Bisitahin niyo kami din dito sa Ireland. Take care!!! 😘😘😘

[@asmrcomfortingsenses5431]

Very enjoyable amazing views awesome video

[@ReigneOrShine]

Thank you so much for your kind words. 🙏🏽

[@ervinslens]

Amazing video, truly beautiful places.

[@ReigneOrShine]

Thank you so much. Our video is just a small glimpse of how beautiful the Dolomites are. 🥺

[@nievessanchezsolis4547]

Excelente trabajo!!!

[@ReigneOrShine]

Muchísimas gracias, Nieves!

[@hueandsteve1989]

Stunning

[@ReigneOrShine]

Thank you!

[@eatsamazingwithsusan]

great share my friend keep safe nice to see u again see u around too love it

[@ReigneOrShine]

Thank you so much for watching! Take care!

[@Chano_Sanchez]

Another amazing work my love! You have put everything together in a wonderful way. Really difficult to find balance between cinematic videos, information and natural moments, but you did it again! I’m sure that whoever will watch all the Dolomites episodes will want to visit this incredible part of Italy. Looking forward to watching the last episode soon! 🎥💪🏻😘

[@ReigneOrShine]

You forgot to mention my love, finding balance between full time nursing job, Calisthenics practice 6x per week, cooking meals, cleaning the house, meeting friends, being a good wife. 😂 But thank you for always helping and supporting me.

[@Chano_Sanchez]

@@ReigneOrShine 😂😂😂 being a good what? 😝 There is time for everything and you´re really good at organizing your life 😘😘😘

[@savanahalbaharany5351]

Good vlog

[@ReigneOrShine]

Thank you so much!!! 🙏🏽

[@jhonalynnarcida3386]

Awesome…. ❤️❤️❤️🥰😱

[@ReigneOrShine]

Thank you so much!! 😘😘😘

[@bulosansquad]

yay nagpintas ditan

[@ReigneOrShine]

Agyamanak la unay! 🙏🏽

[@GirlGoingGlobal]

WOW! The most incredible views - beautifully captured! What camera have you used to shoot this if you dont mind me asking?

[@ReigneOrShine]

Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment! We used the iPhone 12 for most of the videos, then the DJI Mavic Air 2 for the aerial videos and the Canon M5 for few videos too (we try to avoid using this camera now because it doesn’t have 4K). Best regards. 🙂🎥❤️

[@hucksmountainnotes7330]

Beautiful and informative as previous video. May I ask what is mountain hut accommodation behind you at 11:41, before your twilight Dinner? Did they open at the date you both visited? If so, what is the name of that mountain hut? If not, where did you both had the Twilight Dinner. Saw a bed :) Thank You!

[@ReigneOrShine]

thank you very much for your kind words! Sorry for the delay in our answer but we were travelling in Sardinia for the last 2 weeks and I didn't find time to answer the KZbin comments. 😅 My husband said there were two mountain huts in this spot, the one closer to the mountain was closed but he found the link on Google Maps ( goo.gl/maps/hXQ8CTkQfnAWfJ2b9 ), while the other one was open and this is the link ( goo.gl/maps/mtpRxrKX4yC6xSAg7 ). But we stayed in Cortina d´Ampezzo and that's the apartment you can see in our dinner scene, we included the information in our following vlog around minute 11:18 ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZXIXqNqrLqras0 ). The owners of the apartment are some of the friendliest hosts we have ever had and we highly recommended to stay there to explore the area. The price was very affordable and you can email them (we left their contact details in the video). Let us know if you need more information! Wish you a wonderful trip in the Dolomites. 😊

[@dexterabrantes1]

Hi there! Im Filipino too, from San Francisco, California. I LOVE your Dolomites vlog! They inspire me to visit. ❤️ I’ll be in Venice late October. Hoping to squeeze this into my trip. Would you advise renting a car? Knowing what you know now, would you suggest following the same itinerary to us? Where’s a good place to begin exploring that region?

[@ReigneOrShine]

Hi Dexter! Always really happy to see fellow Filipinos appreciating our work! Thank you so much for your kind words. 🙏🏽☺️ Definitely renting a car is really necessary as public transportation is not great in the Dolomites to visit certain places, also the weather can change very quickly and having a car is much more comfortable and convenient. About the itinerary is difficult to say. We chose the places depending on the autumn colours and thinking about creating the vlogs plus getting Chano’s landscape pictures. Sometimes we spend more time than most people in certain places, and sometimes we travel to many locations to include them in the videos. Our trips can be a little bit exhausting, specially including hikes or long hours walking and filming. 😅 Hope you have a wonderful trip in Italy! Let us know if you have more questions🙂 Don’t miss our TOP 10 Dolomites video, as we tried to choose the best places for that video, in order to help people who have less time available to visit.

[@luztcaution]

Hi I am planning a trip to Dolomites during first or 2nd week of October hoping to see autumn colours, were you and your husband there during the earlier part of October or after mid October? Are the cable cars from Ortisei to Secede and the Refugios still open during first 2 weeks of October?

[@ReigneOrShine]

Hi Sarah. First of all, thanks for watching! We started our trip on October 24th (We have included dates in the vlogs at the beginning of every day). My husband had been checking the autumn colours in the different locations during years and he planned the itinerary in a certain way to maximise the chances of having the best colours in every location, but all that planning is just made with probability and you never know how the weather is gonna change the season. Just one year later in Bavaria, he had done the same, and we were one week late to get the best conditions, still we have nice colours, but not the peak perfect conditions due to strong rainfall and storms happening immediately before our trip. The Dolomites have several valleys and you may find different trees, weather conditions and colours in them too. He said if you can choose, go the second week of October, as the first week may be too early. The best thing is to check the official websites or to ask at your accommodation to know the exact date when they close the refuges and cable cars, as it depends on the valley and it's influenced also by the weather conditions. The earlier the bigger chances to have them open. In Bavaria we found almost everything open in late October but they were gonna start to close many attractions in November. In Seceda they told us that the refuges were closed one week before our visit for example, but it's not every year the same date. Wish you have a wonderful trip! You´ll love the Dolomites for sure! Let us know if you have more questions. :)

[@luztcaution]

@@ReigneOrShine Hi Reigne, thanks for taking time to reply :) I spent almost a week watching videos on KZbin about Dolomites , pausing the videos to take notes trying to figure out where to visit and when to visit and really happy to come across your channel :) Will do more research in the next few weeks to find out the closing date of the cable cars and refugios of the places I plan to visit :)