All cycle tours on Lake Garda
Fragen und Antworten zu Ihrer Radreise am Gardasee
Our most beautiful cycle tours on Lake Garda
Lake Garda - based in one hotel
Three well-equipped hotels in the south of Lake Garda are the location of this tour based in one hotel. From Desenzano or Sirmione, explore the beautiful sides of Lake Garda, away from the tourist throng.
The lemony scent that hangs in the air will enchant you!
Innsbruck – Lake Garda
From the Golden Roof we head through the Tyrolean mountains to South Tyrol, past Merano, Ora and Trento to Riva/Torbole. Enjoy the contrast between the rough mountain world and the Mediterranean flair of Lake Garda. Celebrate the end of a 330 kilometre cycle with a good glass of Bardolino on the northern shore of Lake Garda.
Lake Reschen – Verona
The mysterious church tower in Lake Reschen is just one of many highlights you will visit on the cycle tour from Lake Reschen to Verona! Here we go! Get on your bike and head to Verona!
Bolzano – Venice
A classic among the Eurobike tours, which has even thrilled some guests twice. And it’s no wonder – the tour can’t make a mistake! Experience Italy’s north from your bike. You will be so proud of yourself when you reach the cityscape of Vicenza from the Monti Berici!
Around Lake Garda
Cycle around Lake Garda with Eurobike and let yourself be enchanted by the Italian flair of the surrounding villages. Starting in the south, you will cycle counter-clockwise around Italy's largest lake and discover impressive scenic and cultural highlights.
Lake Reschen – Lake Garda
The two greatest north Italian lakes inspire many cyclists to visit. On beautiful cycle paths you find breath-taking scenery and discover gorgeous little towns! A cycle tour for the whole family!
Bolzano – Verona
The ‘little brother’ of the Bolzano – Venice tour doesn’t have to hide! Along the Adige to Lake Garda, and on to the final stop of Verona, where you will spend two nights! So you can really get to know this breath-taking city.
Merano – Lake Garda
South Tyrol’s most beautiful spa town is the starting point of this popular cycle tour! Visit the capital of South Tyrol – Auer, Trento and then look forward to a few quiet days on beautiful Lake Garda!
Top attractions around Lake Garda
Riva del Garda
The Italian Mecca for water sports
Verona
The little Rome
Mantua
The shopping village
Solferino
The birth place of the Red Cross
Gardaland
Fun for the whole family
What our guests say
Useful information about your cycle tour on Lake Garda
Cycle paths on Lake Garda
Lake Garda offers a generous network of safe cycle paths, particularly in the south and east. A frequently asked question from our guests is: “Why do we need to travel by ship from Riva to Desenzano or Sirmione? Can we not just cycle along the east bank road? The answer is no! Unfortunately, this is not possible. Due to the lively tourism on Lake Garda, the riverside roads have developed into highways. A ride on the bike is not recommended here!
The climate on Lake Garda
The weather on Lake Garda is perfect for us cyclists: a sub-Mediterranean climate favours extensive cycling in beautiful scenery. The winters are mild with low precipitation, while the summers are very warm and sunny. The Alps, which line the north of Lake Garda seal the lake from the cold air currents. In the south, on the other hand, the warm air comes up from the Mediterranean. Perfect weather for our guests!
The secret cuisine of Lake Garda
The cuisine and dishes from the Lake Garda area are very seasonal. They listen to mother nature and incorporate her gifts into the local cuisine. In spring you can often find dishes with asparagus or nettles on the menu, in summer you can enjoy fresh fish from the lake with crunchy vegetables, in autumn you can eat mushrooms and chestnuts and in winter you can enjoy delicious gingerbread with spicy mulled wine! The dishes are refined with regional products such as olive oil, wine, lemons, oranges and saffron!
Did you know...
- that the deepest point of Lake Garda is 360 metres?
- that the entire water exchange of Lake Garda takes 26.8 years because it only has one inlet and outlet?
- that Lake Garda is located in three Italian provinces, namely Trentino Alto Adige, Veneto and Lombardy?
- that the second name of Lake Garda is Bènaco?
- that there are five islands in Lake Garda?
- that the west bank is also known as the lemon Riviera and east bank as the olive Riviera?
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