La Rocca Camping Village

Take the cable car from Malcesine to Monte Baldo and reach an altitude of 1,760 metres in no time. At the top, you can walk along mountain trails and alpine meadows with sweeping views over Lake Garda and the surrounding mountains. Monte Baldo is known as the ‘Garden of Europe’ thanks to its exceptional plant diversity, with almost 2,000 recorded species and several endemic plants. Put on your hiking boots and discover this remarkable mountain landscape high above the lake.

Lake Garda may be at its most beautiful when discovered from the water. From Bardolino, you can take the ferry to various places around the lake, making it easy to plan a day trip without a car. Those who prefer to take the helm themselves can choose a rental boat, sailboat, canoe or SUP and explore the shoreline at their own pace. Thanks to its regular winds, Lake Garda is also popular with sailors and windsurfers. Along the way, villages, mountains and wide views over the lake alternate with one another. Choose a relaxing crossing, an active trip by paddle or sail, or rent a boat for a few hours, with plenty of opportunities for lovely stops along the way. Take to the water and experience Lake Garda from a completely different perspective during your stay.

Garda lies on the south-eastern shore of Lake Garda and has an atmospheric historic centre with narrow streets, old buildings and small shops. Walk along Corso Vittorio Emanuele, Via Spagna and Via dei Sottoportici, then settle down on a terrace along the wide waterfront promenade. From the harbour, you can look out over the Gulf of Garda and the surrounding hills. Every Friday, the weekly market takes place along the lungolago, with various stalls in the centre. Those wishing to walk further can head towards Punta San Vigilio, a distinctive headland with a small harbour and sweeping views over the lake. Take your time for a leisurely walk and discover Garda’s relaxed atmosphere by the water for yourself.