Lake Garda is the largest Italian lake with an area of 370 square km, inserted in a landscape of great importance among the surrounding hills and mountains.
There are three Italian regions bordered by Lake Garda: Lombardy, Veneto and Trentino-Alto-Adige, offering an extraordinary variety of landscapes. From snowy mountains, to rolling hills, to small towns on the lake shores, including the beautiful islands located in the center of the lake, Lake Garda is an unmissable destination that satisfies all people of all ages, at any time of the year. Lake Garda is one of the most popular holiday destinations. The mild climate, the rich vegetation, consisting mainly of olive trees, palms, cypresses, lemons, oleanders and orange trees, together with the grandeur of the landscapes make it certainly the most attractive of the Italian lakes capable of hosting visitors and lovers of a holiday dedicated to relaxation, sport, fun and the taste of discovering places.
All around there are picturesque villages, shores and marinas, large centers full of life, parks and natural reserves, remains of Roman villas, medieval castles and Scaliger fortresses, up to the splendid and majestic Vittoriale. You will never be bored thanks to its many amusement parks, natural parks and various events. For lovers of relaxation and for those who particularly care about well-being, we find various spas known throughout Italy. The lake and its hinterland are suitable for all sports: swimming, windsurfing or kitesurfing and sailing in the lake above all, and then mountains to climb, mountain-bike routes, itineraries for trekking and horse trails, hills from which jump with the hang glider and streams for rafting. Many and well-equipped beaches overlooking the lake.
Positioned in the center of Northern Italy, Lake Garda is just over an hour’s drive from the cities of Milan and Venice, half an hour’s drive from Brescia and Verona, Bergamo airport is forty minutes away by road and Milan airports in one hour, the train station stop in Desenzano d / G.