What to do

The Garda Island is still fascinating, enriched over the years by unique architectural structures, plants and flowers from all over the world.

Lake Garda encloses landscapes plains, hills and mountains with numerous paths more or less demanding for lovers of walks, trekking and Nordic walking.

The path leading to the Manerba Stronghold starts from the visitor centre, where you can visit the Museum of the Parco della Rocca and see multimedia reconstructions of the archaeological areas.

A biking itinerary with the whole family, without hills or excessively difficult routes. Starting from the Camping Village La Gardiola, climb on the hills of the Valtenesi area in the direction of Puegnago and Sovenigo Lakes, small lakes immersed in nature where lotus flowers bloom.

This land extending around lake Garda, from the mountains to the north to the Morainic hills heading south, has the ideal climatic conditions to grow olive trees and vineyards and the production of the famous Garda oil, Groppello and Chiaretto wine.

You can easily reach Salò, a popular town of Garda rising on the homonymous gulf from the village of San Felice del Benaco, where the Camping Village La Gardiola is located.

The Garda Island is still fascinating, enriched over the years by unique architectural structures, plants and flowers from all over the world.

Lake Garda encloses landscapes plains, hills and mountains with numerous paths more or less demanding for lovers of walks, trekking and Nordic walking.

The path leading to the Manerba Stronghold starts from the visitor centre, where you can visit the Museum of the Parco della Rocca and see multimedia reconstructions of the archaeological areas.

A biking itinerary with the whole family, without hills or excessively difficult routes. Starting from the Camping Village La Gardiola, climb on the hills of the Valtenesi area in the direction of Puegnago and Sovenigo Lakes, small lakes immersed in nature where lotus flowers bloom.

This land extending around lake Garda, from the mountains to the north to the Morainic hills heading south, has the ideal climatic conditions to grow olive trees and vineyards and the production of the famous Garda oil, Groppello and Chiaretto wine.

You can easily reach Salò, a popular town of Garda rising on the homonymous gulf from the village of San Felice del Benaco, where the Camping Village La Gardiola is located.