the Garda Lake is the largest lake in Italy, placed halfway between Venice and Milan, is accessible from north by the Brenner pass, and from the south by the higway A4 that goes from Torino to Trieste.

On the northern part, the lake is surrounded by the mountains and on the southern part by the hills at the north border of the Pianura Padana. The lake has numerous small islands, five are the main ones, the Isle of the Rabbits, San Felice del Benaco, Isola dell'Olivo, Isola di Sogno and Isola Trimelone.

The round of the Garda lake is about 150 km, and the sightsseing in the itinerary are many, so to make the tour of all the lake take is better spend more than one day.
To make the sightseeing tour of the the lake we suggest to pick base in one of the villages on the shore line, and go one time on its left and one time on its right. This is a good way to see most of the fascinating landscapes of the lake and visit some of the many villages on the shore line that are:

Sirmione
Salò
Peschiera del garda
Malcesine
Arco
Torbole
Tremosino
Bardolino
Garda
Lazise
Manerba
Brenzone
Torri del Benaco
Gargnano
Gardone
Limone
Moniga
San Felice del Benaco
Tignale
Toscolano Maderno