Garda Towns

Located on the western shore of Lake Garda, Gardone Riviera is a small and charming place best explored by foot. It is a more upscale town that was very popular during the Belle Epoque.

Arco is town located about 5 km north of Riva del Garda, on the northern end of the lake, in the province of Trentino.

San Felice del Benaco is a little village not too far from Salò.
The largest island on the lake, Isola di Garda can be found just a few hundred meters away from the shores near San Felice.

Gargnano is a quiet small town, a great place to explore the nature around it. Beside the main town of Gargnano, the villages of Bogliaco and Villa are also part of it.

Salò is one of the most important and popular towns on the western side of Lake Garda. Salò is located at the end of a nice narrow bay, protected from heights covered with colorful vegetation.

The town of Desenzano is a great starting point to explore the lake, the two ports are buzzing and you can rent a boat or try out windsurfing, sailing or even scuba diving.

Gargnano is a quiet small town, a great place to explore the nature around it. Beside the main town of Gargnano, the villages of Bogliaco and Villa are also part of it.

Peschiera del Garda is most famous for its unique fortress. This fortress is an architectural jewel, completely encircled by water, specifically the river Mincio, the only outlet of the lake.

Lazise is a historic town on the southeastern shores of Lake Garda, just 25 minutes away from the city of Verona.

Bardolino on Lake Garda is an attractive place for a holiday. It has ancient origins, picturesque pastel-colored buildings and a lovely position on the lakeside.