In addition to the green mountains and the blue sky and water of Lake Idro, the area offers very picturesque locations.
RIVIERA TOWNS
These are all traditional towns with narrow streets and beautiful wooden balconies that give visitors the impression that time has stood still.
ANFO:
A typical lakeside town in the center of Lake Idro, with a small historic center, a lakeside promenade leading to Rocca d'Anfo Park, the ancient little church of St. Anthony, a fully equipped beach, tennis courts and a mini-golf course, as well as bars, restaurants, pizzerias, and a convenience store.
IDRO:
A typical lakeside town south of Lake Idro, made up of several hamlets, including Pieve, Lemprato, Crone, and Vesta; it features clothing and grocery stores, equipped beaches, a playground, tennis and bocce courts, a lakeside walking path, and a traditional market every Wednesday.
CAFFARO BRIDGE:
A lakeside town with a fully equipped beach, a playground, and a walking path along the lakefront leading to Borgo S. Giacomo (a church dating from the 1200s); a traditional market is held every Tuesday.
BONDONE_BAITONI:
A typical mountain village with a scenic historic center just a short distance from Baitoni Beach, which offers strong winds for kitesurfing enthusiasts.
NEIGHBORING AREAS:
Not far from Lake Idro, you can find landscapes of rare beauty
BAREMONE PASS:
From Anfo, a mountain road of rare beauty leads to the pass (1,450 meters above sea level), and from there the route continues toward Maniva and the Crocedomini Pass (this is one of the most popular routes among motorcyclists). A short distance from the Baremone Pass lies Forte Cima Ora (World War I), which offers a stunning panoramic view of Lake Idro.
BAGOLINO–GAVER:
From Anfo, heading northwest, you reach Bagolino, an ancient village famous for its traditional carnival and for BAGOSS cheese. Continuing on, you reach Gaver, a popular tourist destination known for its many hiking and horseback riding trails and for winter sports.
TREVISO BRESCIANO – FOBBIA PASS:
From Anfo, heading south, you’ll reach Treviso Bresciano and the Fobbia Pass, known and loved for its traditional local dishes (polenta and spit-roasted meat) and for its many hiking trails suitable for everyone.
VAL VESTINO—CIMA REST:
From Anfo, heading east, you reach Val Vestino, which—along with the lake of the same name—separates Lake Idro from Lake Garda. Of particular interest is Cima Rest, famous for its distinctive Hungarian-style barns.
ADAMELLO-BRENTA:
The Adamello range and the Brenta Dolomites, with their peaks rising above 3,000 meters, offer numerous rock and glacier climbing routes for experienced climbers.
NOT JUST LAKE IDRO:
Our guests really appreciate destinations of cultural and commercial interest.
LAKE GARDA:
Just 40 km from Lake Idro lies one of Italy’s most famous lakes, where you can go shopping and visit the famous “Gardaland” amusement park.
FRANCIACORTA:
—80 km from Lake Idro—you’ll find vast vineyards and wineries where you can purchase high-quality wines.
VAL TROMPIA:
Located 40 km from Lake Idro, it is famous for its mines, where visitors can take guided tours of the mining park.
VALLE CAMONICA:
Just 100 km from Lake Idro, you’ll have the opportunity to see prehistoric rock carvings dating back to 8000 B.C.
BRESCIA:
Located 60 km from Lake Idro, it offers visitors the chance to explore important museums, the “Castle,” and the Official Mille Miglia Museum, famous for its vintage cars.
VERONA:
100 km from Lake Idro lies the city of Romeo and Juliet, famous for the “Arena” and its opera performances.
VENICE:
Just 220 km from Lake Idro, you can visit the stunning lagoon city with its beautiful streets and marvelous bridges.
MILAN:
Just 150 km from Lake Idro lies the city famous for its Duomo, La Scala, and also for high fashion and shopping.
