Cycling holidays on Lake Garda

Crystal clear water glistening in the sun, high mountains all around – this is the perfect backdrop for a cycling trip on Lake Garda! Italy's largest lake is located between the Alps and the Adriatic Sea. The mild climate makes it ideal to explore the region by bike in summer as well as in the cooler seasons.

You cycle mostly on quiet back roads through the beautiful countryside past vineyards and olive groves. The paths are lined with palm trees and cypresses. Refresh yourself in the blue-green waters of Lake Garda at a secluded swimming bay. You'll cycle past picturesque harbors and bustling squares. Look forward to discovering a new stage destination every day. On the one hand, you can expect small pretty towns with narrow quiet streets, which are made for a relaxing evening with wine and pasta. On the other hand, you can also experience art and culture in well-known cities such as Verona with its famous opera house.

A bike tour without packing your bags every day – that's what you'll experience on our lake Garda Cycling holiday. Discover the beautiful region around Italy's largest lake on day trips. Your bike excursions will take you to famous cities like Trento and Verona. Enjoy the impressive area on your tours, always accompanied by the sparkling waters of Lake Garda and the magnificent mountain panorama.

Connect two regions of Italy on your bike tour through South Tyrol to Lake Garda. This begins in the breathtaking mountain scenery of South Tyrol. After a trip to the Vinschgau Valley, the bike tour continues along the Adige Cycle Path past Bolzano and Trento. At Rovereto you leave the Adige River and soon reach your destination. The largest lake in Italy – Lake Garda.

Do you prefer to be more sporty on the road? Then cycle on longer stages on the Adige Cycle Path from Bolzano to Venice. On this varied bike tour you will experience the wonderful landscape of South Tyrol, the incredible flair of the centuries-old cities of Verona, Vicenza and as a crowning glory Venice, the pearl of the Adriatic Sea.