Lake Garda is the largest of the Italian lakes and is positioned between the Alps and the Dolomites, with Riva, a stylish town on the north and Sirmione on a narrow peninsula in the south. The lake is bordered by towering mountains and rolling hills which is a distinct element for the Lakes natural beauty and magnificent scenery.

Hotspots around the Lake:

• Desenzano Del Garda – The lakes largest town is ideally positioned and is a good starting point for those interested in visiting Garda. From the village you can reach other sights and towns including Sirmione by boat. The streets of Desenzano are full of history with a castle situated at the top of the village to the views and atmosphere experience by the waterfront.
• Gardone – Located on the western shore of Lake Garda, Gardone is another town which is centrally situated allowing boat travel to other lakeside resorts. The small village has a little piazza sloping down to the lakeshore with spectacular views of the scenery along with a calm lakeside promenade.
• Gargnano – Gargnano is a quiet town surrounded by mountains which boots good climate conditions throughout most of the year. The town itself is nestled between olive and lemon trees and reveals a great town to relax and enjoy the culture and history. The town now is traditionally known for its annual sailing race – The Centomiglia.
• Torbole – This popular resort village is situated on the bank of Lake Garda. The village offers a range of water sports which are famously admired due to the surrounding landscapes. As well as many recreational activities such as hiking, cycling and climbing.