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Windsurfing on Lake Garda
Independent guide · 9 pages checked

Lake Garda, all the way around

Towns, beaches, ferries and things to do on every shore, with fares and times checked against what the operators and the comuni publish.

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Towns

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Lakeside townSirmioneA stunning peninsula town on Lake Garda's south shore, home to a Scaliger castle, Roman ruins, and thermal springs.Lakeside townMalcesineA picturesque eastern-shore town beneath Monte Baldo, famous for its Scaliger castle, cable car, and world-class windsurfing.
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Activities

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Water sportsWindsurfing on Lake GardaWorld-class windsurfing on Lake Garda, powered by reliable thermal winds between Torbole and Malcesine.CyclingCycling Around Lake GardaA spectacular 140-kilometre multi-day cycling circuit around Lake Garda, through tunnels, olive groves, and mountain scenery.Cable carMonte Baldo Cable CarMonte Baldo cable car prices and times from the operator: 30 euro return from Malcesine, 28 euro online, running 4 April to 1 November with a 20 minute ride.
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Beaches · Food & Drink · Getting Around

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BeachesLake Garda Blue Flag BeachesWhich Lake Garda beaches hold a 2026 Blue Flag, what the award actually certifies about the water and the lifeguards, and the shore where there is none.Food & DrinkBardolino WineWhat Bardolino DOC actually is: the seven names on the label, the Corvina and Rondinella blend, the six Classico comuni and the three sub-zones added in 2021.Getting AroundVerona Airport to Lake GardaHow to get from Verona Catullo airport to Lake Garda by public transport: the 7 euro Airlink shuttle, the direct bus to Peschiera, fares and the day pass maths.Getting AroundLake Garda FerriesLake Garda boat and car ferry fares from the government operator: the eight fare bands, day passes by zone, the Maderno to Torri crossing and the winter gap.

How this guide works

Facts you can check, dated to the day

Prices, timetables and rules around the lake are set by the people who run each service. We read their documents, cite them on the page and note when we last checked.

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  1. 1
    Sources on every page

    The operator's tariff, the comune's rules, the park's notice: linked so you can open what we read.

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    A verified date

    Anything with a price or a time carries the month it was last checked, and is re-checked at least every six months.

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    Left out, not guessed

    If a figure cannot be confirmed, it is not on the page. If two official sources disagree, we say so.