Camping at Lake Garda - family holiday with comfort, Dolce Vita, or even action

• Especially in the south there are many campsites with mobile homes and glamping tents.
• Relax on the pebble beach or pool or discover nature.
• Imposing castles, mountains, and pretty harbour towns.

If you want to relax actively: almost every campsite on Lake Garda has a pool, often with water slides. Football pitches, basketball or volleyball, open-air gyms, and adventure playgrounds - the choice is huge. You'll find hiking and cycling routes in the rolling hills of the Valtenesi wine and olive growing region, in Bardolino or along the Mincio River. A stroll along the Salò harbour promenade and a visit to André Heller's Botanical Dream Garden in Gardone Riviera are also recommended. Elephants and giraffes etccan be spotted in the safari park in Bussolengo.

The Benaco, as the Italians also call their Lago di Garda, is very popular with water sports enthusiasts

Windsurfers meet in the north of the lake; sailing and motorboat fans cruise through the wide part of the southern part of Lake Garda. If you take the cable car from Malcesine to Monte Baldo, you can look down from the flowery mountain meadows onto the dazzling lake. The Sirmione peninsula extends over a mile into the water. At the top, the ancient Roman Catull built himself a villa. The castle of the Veronese rulers, the Scaliger, is well preserved - a guided sightseeing tour is worthwhile. Only a few minutes away you reach a modern attraction: Gardaland, the largest amusement park in Italy. Right next door your children can conquer a pirate ship, stroke fish, or marvel at rays, sharks, and colourful South Sea inhabitants together - in the SeaLife Aquarium!