Besides relaxing on sun loungers by the lake and enjoying its crystal-clear waters, you can take part in a wide range of water sports, including sailing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, wing foiling and stand-up paddleboarding (SUP).
The surrounding countryside, with its centuries-old olive groves, offers numerous scenic trails for hiking, Nordic walking and mountain biking, with routes suitable for all levels of experience. You can also visit the medieval village of Campo, its ancient churches, historic roadside shrines and the Ethnographic Museum. Nearby, you will find the Fishing Museum in Cassone, the Scaliger Castle Museum in Malcesine and the opportunity to experience the thrill of paragliding.
You can reach higher altitudes by taking the cable cars from Malcesine or Prada Costabella and enjoy the unique flora and fauna on the peaks of Monte Baldo, known as the Botanical Garden of Europe.
Lake Garda offers countless attractions for visitors of all ages, including famous theme and water parks such as Gardaland, Caneva Aquapark, Sigurtà Garden Park, Cavour Water Park, Movieland Park, Jungle Adventure Park, and the spectacular Varone Waterfall.
You can also visit local wineries to enjoy wine tastings and regional specialties, or explore historic cities such as Verona, Mantua, Venice, and Florence. For nature lovers, the magnificent Dolomites are also within easy reach.
