Offering a seasonal outdoor pool, Front Lake Hotel Villa Paradiso Suite is set in Moniga del Garda, a 2-minute walk from Lake Garda promenade. The room was nice, clean, and big enough. great view of the lake. the staff was excellent, the receptionist guide us about the area and places recommended for the tour. quite area 1. Re: Driving Around Lake Garda. 12 years ago. Save. Hi, the circumference of the lake is 145 km (90 miles), and the time it takes to drive will depend on traffic and the number of times you stop to look at the view! There's only one road round, and you're probably best to drive up the west side and down the east as you will be on the side of With this 13-day itinerary, visit the most spectacular mountain ranges and lakes in Northern Italy. Spend a day hiking through a national park in the Dolomites region, and take a day trip to the magical Lake Misurina. Breathe in the clear alpine air as you walk around the towns of Bolzano and Bressanone in the Funes Valley. On Lake Garda, enjoy views from the top of Monte Baldo and the Hiking Route · Tenno. Rifugio San Pietro, marvellous viewpoint over Lake Garda. Top moderate. 2. 11.6 km. 4:20 h. 720 m. 720 m. Easy circular hike high above the charming village of Tenno to the former hermitage of San Pietro on the southern slope of Monte Calino.
Day 2: Boat hopping. Passenger ferries link all the towns around the lake, and the ones down south are all pretty close together, so it’s easy to get out and spend the day hopping between them. From Garda and Bardolino, you can get to Lazise in 15-30 minutes and Sirmione and Peschiera in around an hour.
A week to 10 days on the Italian Lakes is wonderful if you have the time, spending 2-3 days exploring Lake Maggiore and its tiny neighbour, Lake Orta, before driving eastward to Lake Como for another 2-3 days, finishing with 2-3 days at Lake Garda and Lake Iseo. A 1-week to 10-day road trip will give you a great taste of the Italian Lakes and
Malcesine is the northernmost town on the V eronese coast of Lake Garda, on the border with the province of Trento, and is located about 60 km from Verona.. It is the ideal destination for sports lovers, given its proximity to Monte Baldo and the constant wind that blows over the northern part of Lake Garda, perfect for kitesurfing and windsurfing.
Route 3: Lake Garda loop (154 km) Depending on the route you choose, you’ll get mainly doubletrack and secondary paved roads around the lake, smattered with some rocky sections, some technical singletrack bits, and a few kilometres of rocky trails. For the steep climbs, switch to a low gearing and flick motor support up high, and it’s a breeze. 151 2 211 How to get around Lake Garda? This is the million-dollar question that crosses the minds of many people planning to spend their holidays at Italy’s largest lake. Lake Garda has a circumference of almost 160 km and dozens of picturesque towns and exciting sights on its shores.
The views from the top - up and down the coastline of Lake Garda - are amazing! Well worth the grueling hike up. It took us 40 minutes to hike up - similar to walking up stairs the whole way. Hiking boots would be best (rocky path), but gym shoes work fine. About half shade, half sun the full way. Take water :)
Excellent half day trip to Sirmione / Lake Garda from Verona. Our guide was very friendly and knowledgeable. Boat trip on the lake was very good with stunning views. Drive to the lake is 50 mins approx. from Verona in a clean air conditioned minibus. Boat trip first when we got there & then a walk around beautiful Sirmione.
Catch your breath, take in the gorgeous vistas, and then, keep climbing! Just before arriving at the top, there are two separate staircases that are very steep (almost ladder-like). Step carefully and watch your head! At the top, walk around the tower and soak up the views of the Sirmione peninsula, Lake Garda, and the castle walls below.

Paddling offers an enchanting combination of scenery, fun, and tranquillity, with a healthy dose of interesting stories and information if you decide to book a tour! An itinerary for Lake Como wouldn’t be complete without some kind of water-based fun. Cost – guided tours start from around $60 per person.

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