Italian Lakes in Italy

All-Inclusive Italian Lakes Breaks

Well then, immerse yourself in a dreamy escape to the almighty Italian Lakes cuddled at the base of snow-covered Alps — ideal for some wine parties with either an elegant stroll or unwinding all-inclusive holiday. Located 40 miles south of the Alps, Italy’s largest lake (Lake Garda) and its most glamorous one (Lake Como) are among the country,s primest water-side beauties.

Stresa and Lake Maggiore

Stresa, on the banks of Lake Maggiore is a town draped with pristine villas gazing across to lush Borromeo Islands. Because it is the sort of place that makes you pull out your camera at every corner. Now, that is the perfect All Inclusive holiday location isnt it?

 

Beach locations on the Italian Lakes

There are a variety of lakeside beaches close to Lake Maggiore to experience during all inclusive holidays to the Italian Lakes, in which a huge selection of water sports is on offer, such as jet skiing, angling, wind-surfing and going for a swim.

Go walking for roughly a quarter of an hour from Sirmione to find the best beach within the southerly coast of Lake Garda, when on the eastern shore, Punta San Vigilo beachfront gains advantage from extended exposure to the sun compared to the western coastline, where you can find quite a few excellent seashores throughout the Parco Naturale in Moniga.

Discover all inclusive holidays on the Italian Lakes

Wildlife wanders free in the park at Villa Pallavicino near Stressa, on Lake Como. The Roman area of Como, has several stunning places of worship and fantastic hikes. Close to Como is Cernobbio, the place to find the Park of Villa d’Este constructed in the 1500’s and “The Bears Hole” or Buco dell’ Orso that is arrived at from Laglio. Garda’s Sirmione continues to be referred to as the “pearl of all islands and peninsulas”, because of its scenic streets coated with stylish retail outlets as well as the buildings are unique.