
About Lake Garda
The captivating Lake Garda (Lago di Garda), situated in the North-West of the country, is one of the primary destinations of all tourists who head to Italy. The Lake is surrounded by three distinct regions – Lombardy, Trentino Alto-Adige and the Veneto – and conveniently located near major cities such as Verona, Milan and Bergamo. The lake and the towns that have developed around it are famous for their natural attractions and breathtaking views, as well as its culinary traditions. Its position makes it the perfect destination for weekend trips and day excursions, while the vast variety of its cultural heritage attracts a cosmopolitan crowd and offers experiences of any type: from foodies and history lovers and to hikers and water sports enthusiasts, the area has something for everyone.
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The valleys near Lake Garda are home to an excellent selection of vineyards. This winery tour introduces you to the finest in local vino. You'll learn all about the wine production process, rounding off your visit with a tasting session.Whether you fancy yourself as a wine buff or you're just keen to find out more about the local varieties, then this trip caters to all tastes. The Lake Garda area is home to a number of officially recognised regional quality assurance labels – so you're spoilt for choice.During the visit, you'll explore the vineyards and tour the production areas, finding out about the grape varieties. A wine tour wouldn't be complete without the chance to sip, sample and savour the fruit of their labour. What's more, the settings are unbeatable – you'll enjoy a new perspective on the region's scenic landscapes.
The Brenta Dolomites steal the show on this day trip – think sawtooth peaks, dramatic alpine scenery and a real sense of escape. You'll spend time soaking up the scenery around Lake Molveno, where nature puts on a seriously impressive display. Johann, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘This whole area is like a postcard come to life. The Brenta Dolomites are part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site – and what better place for a swim than Lake Molveno, where the water comes directly from the Presena glacier.'First up, you'll stop by a local bee farm, where you'll learn all about the buzzing world of the apiary from the beekeeper. Watch the bees at work, then try three different varieties of honey, each with its own distinct flavour. Then it's on to Lake Molveno – a turquoise beauty nestled at the base of the dramatic Dolomites. It's one of Italy's best lakes for swimming with the cleanest, clearest water. You'll have free time to explore – a swim, a kayak or pedalo adventure, or a ride up the cable car for jaw-dropping Dolomites views. Or simply stroll the lakeside paths and settle in for lunch in the pretty town.To round things off, we'll visit the Marzadro Distillery, a family-run spot known for its quality spirits. You'll tour the facility, hear how traditional liqueurs are made, then try a few for yourself – from limoncello and grappa to local cream liqueurs and gin. You'll also get to taste some of the region's standout olive oil, offering a real flavour of Trentino.
Spend the day visiting some of Lake Garda's shoreside villages on this full-day guided tour. Your coach will stop first at Limone, famous for the lemon groves dotted around, as well the lemon-coloured houses near around the lake's edge. Then, you'll sail across to Riva del Garda on a short boat trip, for a wander around the Medieval-era town centre, before your last stop at Malcesine on the opposite shore. Here, you'll have time to check out the 13th century castle overlooking the lake, and see where the area's 15th century Venetian rulers used to hang their hats at the Palazzo del Capitani building.
Discover the most beautiful corners and the most famous attractions of Venice, travel onboard an air-conditioned coach from Verona with your guide and reach St Mark's Square with a private motorboat and enjoy some free time.
Experience the glory of Garda in 2025 with these music concerts. Dive into classical melodies every Thursday at 11:30am at the Palazzo Carlotti, owned by the noble Carlotti Family. Throughout the show, the performers will share anecdotes about the palace. And, there's also an art exhibition here for you to explore, as well. After the concert, you can mingle with the performers with a drink and a helping of Garda olive oil on bread.
Discover the cliff-side Sanctuary of Madonna della Corona and the elegant beauty of Sirmione on Lake Garda in one seamless day from Verona, including a traditional farm-to-table lunch and time to explore at your leisure.
Immortalised in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, Verona holds a special place in lovers' hearts. You'll get to fall in love with the city on this day trip from Lake Garda, seeing all its main sights as you wander around the history-steeped streets of its old town.