Lake Garda will provides a genuinely unforgettable experience both for the beginner and expert golfer alike. With the variety of courses out there, you will definitely find one that fits your preferences, your level of experience and style. For the beginning golfer there are plenty of golf training courses, tutors and academies and golfing schools that will develop your skills in the game. They can also help you get the license you might need in order to play Italian golf courses.

To get the best of Lake Garda holidays it is essential to pick a holiday company that not only has a great reputation for providing excellent customer service, a great choice of destinations and a hassle-free booking system, but also one that is a member of ABTA - The Travel Association. This is a crucial factor as it ensures that a company has all of these qualities, as well as being independently regulated to ensure high standards are met and maintained.

The right tour operator will be able to offer you a choice of the best Lake Garda holidays available. They'll also work with you to arrange your flights, accommodation and activity options, ensuring that you get your dream holiday, whatever that involves. Lake Garda holidays should ideally be a mixture of exploration and relaxation, as there are opportunities for both by the bucket-load.

Stroll through the streets of Verona, taking in the Romanesque architecture, and end up at the amphitheater for a spot of famous Italian opera before hopping on a bus or train back to the shores of Lake Garda. Next, pack a day-bag and take a trip to Venice, arguably one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Make sure you take your camera! Capture the majesty of St Mark's Square, the splendour of The Doge's Palace and the Rialto Bridge and mystery of the Palace of Prisons. Venice really has got it all, whether you're looking for fascinating history, art and culture or fine dining, it is the destination of choice for many a discerning traveller.

Riva del Garda is probably the best-known resort on Lake Garda. It's also one of the less expensive areas around the lake. You'll find a castle with a moat. The Museo Civico (Civic Museum) is part of the Rocca, a medieval fortress on the lake. If you don't know how to sail or windsurf don't despair, local schools can teach you. The Thirteenth Century Torre Apponale defended the city from invaders and held prisoners. Look for Riva del Garda's symbol, Anzolin, the little angel on the top of the tower who welcomes all who enter the town as she spins in the wind.

Apart from stunning lake views and excellent activities you can expect to enjoy food and wine to die for from the best Italian kitchens and vineyards. The warm summers create the perfect environment for exploring the lake and surrounding mountains and also for dining al fresco at any of the many restaurants and cafes. Locally sourced ingredients mean everything you get will be super fresh and really tasty, from the meats and the fish to the pasta and the vegetables. Throw the diet out of the window and just enjoy it, you can always get back onto the wagon when you get home!

For those looking for different forms of recreation, the proximity of Lake Garda to the mountains provides ample opportunities for hiking, climbing and other such pursuits.

There are plenty of choices for where to stay too. Each of the towns and villages that are dotted around the lake have a different feel and atmosphere, meaning that you can really get away from it all in a rural setting, or alternatively seek a more lively town, complete with fabulous restaurants and wonderful views.








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