All Lake Garda Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 2

Learn how to make homemade pasta seasoned with two typical sauces with a cooking class in Garda. Discover how to make a dessert and taste your creations, paired with typical wine.

Lake Garda is known for its mild microclimate, making it an ideal area for wine production. Discover Garda wines with this tour and tasting at a landmark cellar in Lazise. Meet your hosts for a tour through the vineyards and barrel room and learn how this family has been making wine for five generations. Then sit down for a tasting of the best vintages paired with local specialties.

An activity with a magnificent view of Lake Garda, not technically difficult but there is enough to walk

Lazise sits at the heart of Lake Garda's wine country, but visiting a winery in the countryside can be a challenge. With this tasting, sit down in the ZF4 aging cellar and wine shop in the center of Lazise to sample six red and white wines plus olive oil and grappa. Take a break from sightseeing and learn about the history of the winery and the family who has owned it for generations.

Get acquainted with Italy’s largest lake—and one of its most scenic destinations—on this full-day, private-group tour of Lake Garda. Meet your guide and set off from Verona via comfortable, air-conditioned minivan. See Punta San Vigilio, linger at the Baia delle Sirene beach, enjoy lunch in the village of Bardolino, visit local villas and castles, and even embark on a mini boat tour of the lake’s waters.

See the highlights of the Sirmione Peninsula during a sightseeing cruise on Lake Garda. With this tour, you’ll get unique views of this narrow, 2.5 mile (4 km) long peninsula that juts into the south end of Lake Garda and see landmarks such as the former villa of Italian opera star Maria Callas. You’ll view the Grotte di Catullo from the lake and see the sulphur spring that flows into Sirmione.

South Tyrol is the most un-Italian part of Italy, stands out for its Alpine location, languages, architecture, and culture. This excursion mixes the best of both worlds with time in the regional capital, Bolzano, and scenery-rich train ride through the Renon plateau. Bolzano, or Bozen in German, is known for its Archaeological Museum, which houses Ötzi the Iceman, a 5,300-year-old mummified Copper Age shepherd. You can explore the museum or enjoy the city’s charming streets, piazzas, and local specialties like apple strudel. The trip continues with a cable car ride from Bolzano to the Renon plateau, followed by a narrow-gauge train journey through picturesque landscapes. A short walk leads to the plateau's unique earth pyramids, towering pillars shaped by nature, which can reach heights of 30 meters.

Lake Garda is best seen from the water, but boat tours often sell out in advance. Ensure you spot and savor the scenery and sights of the lake on this afternoon cruise from Sirmione. Board a comfortable boat and glide along the lake's western shores past Garda's Palazzo Borghese, the islets of San Biagio and Garda, and other lakeside sights. Stop for an optional swim, disembark to take a stroll in Salò, and toast views of Gardone with a glass of Prosecco.

Departing from Lazise, one of Italy’s most popular tourist destinations, we will board a luxurious motorboat that accommodates up to eight people. As we set sail, you’ll admire Lazise’s Castle, the Venetian Dogana, and the charming lakefront from a unique perspective on the water. Heading toward the center of the lake, we’ll enjoy stunning views of the Bardolino and Garda coastlines before reaching Villa Canossa, a magnificent 16th-century villa that can only be admired from the lake. Here, we will indulge in a wine tasting and aperitif, featuring exquisite local wines and delicacies. Our journey continues to Punta San Vigilio, one of Lake Garda’s most enchanting and picturesque spots, where you’ll take in the serene beauty of this hidden gem before returning to Lazise. An unforgettable experience combining history, nature, and the finest flavors of the region!

Lake Garda is known for its mild microclimate, perfect for producing top-notch wine, olive oil, and other gourmet goodies. Delve into the local cuisine with this wine and food experience in the vineyards surrounding the lakeside town of Lazise. Taste local Garganega, Chiaretta, and other still and sparkling wines paired with specialty cold cuts and cheeses, extra-virgin olive oil, and fresh bread.

Have you always been curious to know how the cheese that is most used in your kitchen is produced? Let's discover Parmigiano Reggiano production secrets in a caseificio in Modena. And more: different let's taste many kinds of Parmigiano. Cotechino or Tortelloni and others tyopical dishes from Emilia will be on your plates during a lunch in a local trattoria. The Ferrari Museum in Maranello offers visitors exclusive shuttle bus tours to the Fiorano track and along the Viale Enzo Ferrari boulevard in the factory complex. A museum guide will also discuss the various characteristics of the Ferrari track where the Prancing Horse has carried out all its competition and road car tests since 1972. Last stage of the tour. The Luciano Pavarotti Home Museum is the home that Maestro Pavarotti built in the Modena countryside, in a large estate, where he lived the last years of his life. It opened to the public in 2015 to firmly ground Maestro’s memory to his beloved homeland.

This experience offers a journey to discover the legends of Lake Garda with a tasting of local wines. The tour includes: Guided tour of the winery: where the secrets of winemaking are revealed. Tasting of three wines: (white, pink and red) whose names are inspired by the myths of the lake. Pairing with local products: Suppressed Veneta and Grana Padano. The experience will make you experience an immersion in the stories of Garda, through the flavors and aromas of the wines.

Treat yourself to a moment of pure relaxation with a picnic surrounded by nature, nestled between the rows of our vineyard overlooking the crystal-clear waters of Lake Ledro. A refreshing break among green meadows, vines, and alpine scents. Follow a scenic path to reach a panoramic spot where you can take in breathtaking views of the lake and surrounding mountains. The area enjoys a unique microclimate influenced by the nearby Lake Garda, creating ideal conditions for cultivating resistant and aromatic grape varieties.

A unique experience that combines art and local wines paired with quality food in beautiful settings.You will spend three hours in a natural setting, in the heart of the Bardolino Wine area, tasting wines and local food, being able to express your creativity in painting on canvas, completely detaching from everyday life.

If you don’t have much free time but want to see Isola del Garda, look no further than this short boat cruise from Sirmione. Lasting less than a few hours, this private Lake Garda cruise follows a route around the Sirmione peninsula to see the largest of the island’s lakes alongside Roman ruins, luxury villas, and even a castle.

Hop on a boat for a guided Lake Garda cruise from Torri del Benaco or Garda to the history-steeped town of Salò and back. After cruising past the pretty lakeside villages of Italy’s largest lake, you’ll raise a glass by Isola del Garda’s Venetian palace then enjoy free time in Salò, ambling along its alleyways and visiting the Renaissance cathedral. It’s a great way to see some highlights of Lake Garda in just one afternoon.

Cruise privately around the Sirmione peninsula in the evening and watch the sun sink behind the hills. After you step aboard your private boat at Sirmione, you'll glide out onto the waters of Lake Garda with a glass of prosecco in hand. Nibble on fresh fruit as you pass chic lakeside villas and sights such as the Roman ruins at Grotte di Catullo and Scaliger Castle, then return to the harbor at Sirmione.

A journey through nature, castles and the wine excellence of Trentino. Starting from the shores of Lake Garda, we will delve into the heart of the Valle dei Laghi. A fascinating route that winds through bike paths surrounded by greenery, vineyards as far as the eye can see and the suggestive scenery of the Marocche di Dro, until you reach the enchanted body of water of Lake Toblino and its famous castle. The highlight of the day will be a stop at the prestigious Cantina di Toblino, a reference point for organic viticulture in the area. Here, in an elegant and authentic atmosphere, you can taste the wines that are born in this unique microclimate, accompanied by a selection of excellent local products. Route : A scenic and varied route through the Valley of the Lakes. Duration: Approximately 7 hours (a full day of sport and relaxation). A "worry-free" experience where everything is already organized to offer you maximum comfort:

Experience a local biodynamic farm and taste its natural wines on this excursion in Lazise. As you overlook the property’s vineyard, sample natural wines, which are produced without any invasive intervention or chemical correction, and with few sulfites. The tasting is accompanied with cold cuts and cheeses served in the Veronese tradition.

Dive into Italian gastronomy during your vacation in the Lake Garda area with this private cooking class. Head to your host’s home and learn to prepare several iconic Italian dishes from scratch, including fresh pasta. Then, enjoy the fruits of your labor paired with a selection of red and white wines.

Immortalised in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, Verona holds a special place in lovers' hearts. You'll get to fall in love with the city on this day trip from Lake Garda, seeing all its main sights as you wander around the history-steeped streets of its old town. Your guide will show you around, pointing out highlights such as the Roman Porta Borsari and the Roman arena – used every summer for an opera festival – and Juliet's Balcony. There are also some truly historic bridges over the River Adige as well as a world-class collection of medieval churches and basilicas. You'll also see the exterior of the Scaliger Tombs – five Gothic mausoleums for the Scaliger family, nobles who once ruled over Verona. And you'll discover the monumental Piazza dei Signori, location of the Romanesque Church of Santa Maria Antica, and the Piazza delle Erbe. There'll also be free time for lunch and shopping.

The coast between Desenzano and Sirmione offers much loved beaches even by the residents for the beauty of the landscape. These shores of Lake Garda have a name that is not known to all: "La Romantica". "La Romantica" is the coastal stretch of Lake Garda located between Sirmione and Desenzano del Garda and owes its name to the perfect views to share as a couple, but it is actually much appreciated by families as it is equipped with services and spaces greens. After skirting the Sirmione peninsula to admire the most interesting points including Villa Callas, the Acquaria thermal center, the Catullo caves, we will proceed towards Desenzano to skirt the coast "La Romantica" and enjoy a pleasant boat trip alongside the historical and cultural beauties of Sirmione to the naturalistic beauties of Lake Garda. All excursions are made with favorable weather conditions. The itinerary may undergo some variations depending on weather conditions.

Sirmione is beautiful — and yes, it can get busy. We created this experience to slow things down, step away from the crowds and enjoy the peninsula the way locals do — with a boat ride, a relaxed walk, and a drink at the end. We’ll cruise around the peninsula by boat, then explore quieter corners and side streets most visitors miss. Along the way, you’ll hear stories, history and little local details — nothing academic, just the kind of things that make places feel alive. The pace is easy, the group is small, and there’s time to look around, ask questions, take photos — or simply enjoy the lake without rushing. The drink at the end will be nice for a chat and for asking question and best tips about the area

A masterpiece floating on the Adriatic, Venice tops many a must-visit list. Boarding a private motorboat on the edge of the city, you'll arrive in style at Riva degli Schiavoni, and your guide will lead you to St Mark's Square. Here, you can admire the wonderful St Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace next door. Their orient-infused Byzantine Gothic architecture will whet your appetite for more. And there's no better way to explore Venice than with a romantic gondola trip – an optional 30-minute ride (payable locally) is available just after arrival in St Mark's Square. You'll then have free time for exploring this enchanting city, and perhaps to find somewhere to have lunch. If you fancy something really typical, locals love their cicchetti – Venetian tapas. In the afternoon, there's an optional one-hour lagoon trip, (payable locally) accompanied by your guide, or the chance to roam around yourself.