Getting there

How to get from Marco Polo to Cortina

Checked: 5 September 2026 · prices and timetables from official operator data
A direct ATVO or Cortina Express coach runs from the Marco Polo terminal to Cortina bus station in about two hours, from €12, with roughly four departures a day. There is no train to Cortina: the nearest station is Calalzo, then a bus. A private transfer is ≈ €255 — 2 hours 20 minutes to your hotel door, with skis and at any hour.
OptionPriceTimeNotes
ATVO / Cortina Express coachfrom €12~2 habout four departures a day, terminal to bus station
Train + bus€15–203.5–4 hto Calalzo-Pieve di Cadore, then a bus; awkward with luggage
Taxion the meter2 h 20a mountain run costs more than a transfer, and the fare is not fixed
Private transfer≈ €2552 h 20 minfixed price, name sign, skis carried free, to the hotel door

The coach is the cheapest way

ATVO and Cortina Express run from Marco Polo to Cortina bus station in roughly two hours, from €12, with about four departures a day and extra Saturday runs in winter. The timetable follows the season, not your flight: if the plane is late, the next coach may be hours away.

There is no train to Cortina

The railway to Cortina closed in 1964. The nearest station is Calalzo-Pieve di Cadore, and from there it is another 30–40 minutes by bus. With skis and suitcases that is two changes for a saving the tickets largely eat up.

The transfer

≈ €255 per car, 2 hours 20 minutes from the terminal to your hotel door. The price is agreed before you fly, the driver tracks the flight and waits with a name sign, skis and boards travel free, and winter tyres and chains are in every car. For four people that is €64 each against €12 for the coach: the difference buys you not having to fit a timetable.

Alone and travelling light, the coach wins outright: €12 against €255. A car makes sense for four, with skis, with children, or when your flight lands outside coach hours.

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Fixed price, meet & greet with a name sign, payment on arrival.
Transfer to Cortina
Questions

The essentials

Yes — ATVO and Cortina Express, about two hours, from €12, roughly four departures a day. The timetable is seasonal, so check your own date.

Not directly: Cortina has no station. Take the train to Calalzo-Pieve di Cadore, then a bus for 30–40 minutes.

About 2 hours 20 minutes, 160 km. The roads are cleared in winter, but winter tyres and chains are required — ours are in every car.