If you're into sports, there's no shortage at Lake Garda...Golf, Tennis, Mountain biking, Rock climbing or paragliding, to name just a few of the many sports to do around the lake.

Golf
The mild climate of Lake Garda and its territory offers ideal conditions for those who have a passion for golfing. You can enjoy this sport all year round at the numerous golf courses you can find throughout the rolling hills of Garda.

Scuba Diving
The crystal clear waters of the Lake allow the diver to view and photograph its fascinating underwater landscapes. In some areas the Lake is extremely deep. History has left its mark and interesting relics can be found buried in the blue waters of the Lake.

Lake Garda mountain biking is a favourite activity of Lake Garda. Whilst you can bike anywhere around the lake, if you a serious mountain biker, then the trials up in the mountains around the north will be a real test for even the most eperienced bikers! Here you can ride steep and twisty trials with dramatic drop-offs to the sides and unbelievable views of the lake and surrounding mountains.

Sailing
The history of sailing on the Lake of Garda goes back hundreds of years. It is a virtual paradise for sailors. In the past 50 years it has become well noted as a sports center for all types of sailing activities. Several regattas are held on Lake Garda including the internationally famous Hundred Mile Regatta held annually every September.
The varying winds of the Lake can range from gentle breezes to brisk winds offering both the sailing and the wind surfing enthusiast some of the most ideal conditions on the European mainland.

Equitation
Horseback riding is becoming an ever more popular sport in the Garda region, giving to those who take pleasure in this wonderful activity the possibility to enjoy the feelings of freedom as they roam through the landscapes of Garda in close contact with nature.

Hiking and Mountain Walking
The Garda territory and the mountains surrounding the Lake provide an unending network of hiking possibilities while enjoying the scenic landscapes and the fresh air and freedom. Monte Baldo defined as the ‘Garden of Europe’, the huge Alto Garda Natural Park with it’s unlimited hiking paths and the mountains of Pizzoccolo and Denervo are only a few of the more notable walking excursions. The Garda territory is often referred to as a walker’s wonderland.

Rock Climbing

The lake is well known for its natural and plunging down rocks. From Malerba del Garda (the most southern rock climb) climbing is possible in Garda and in Marciaga, in Gargnano,Toscolano Maderno,  Campione, Limone, Torbole, and in the best known Sarca Valley with hundreds of climbing trails that are adapted to different levels of skill and length.

Lake Garda