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Lake Garda Fly Drive
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Resort Information
Choose to stay on Lake Garda in one of our superb self catering apartments near Sirmione, Bardolino, Garda, Peschiera or Lazise and enjoy the independence and flexibility of a hire car (included in your stay) to get to know the local area and experience the Italian way of life. All apartment complexes have swimming pools and each is conveniently placed to explore Lake Garda and the numerous attractions of northern Italy.
To accompany the flexibility required of a fly-drive holiday, the accommodation fits in around you! The apartments allow you to come and go as you please with no specific times and routines that must be adhered to. Each complex is ideally situated within close driving proximity to the shops, restaurants and supermarkets of the local town or village.
Please note that there is a limited Representative service at our Fly-drive accommodation. However, information on where to visit your nearest Thomson Representative will be supplied on arrival.
Our Opinion
· The perfect way to get away from it all in quiet locations yet close to all amenities · Enjoy the independence of having your own car · All the fascinating historical sights of northern Italy are at your fingertips · The opportunity to sample the excellent varied cuisine of the Garda region.
Getting About
The main cities are easily accessed through a network of modern motorways and roads but the fresh air and breathtaking views of the peaks of the Dolomites make for a more active day. Stroll around the colourful gardens of the Parco Sigurta, near Mantua, the exotic Hruska Botanical Gardens in Gardone or, if you're feeling like a little more of a challenge, take the cable car from Malcesine on Lake Garda to the top of Monte Baldo where there are nature parks rich in rare alpine flora.
Sightseeing
· Verona, home of Romeo and Juliet, is well worth a visit, with its impressive Roman Amphitheatre and elegant shopping streets.
· A spectacular drive through the Dolomite mountains, where verdant Alpine meadows and craggy peaks stretch for as far as the eye can see.
· Explore the various wine regions south of the lake which are full of vineyards, castles and historic towns and villages.
· Drive up into the hills north of Torri del Benaco and stop for lunch in the pretty town of San Zeno di Montagna (named after the Patron Saint of Verona) with its amazing views down over the lake. Further on at the foot of the Monte Baldo mountain you can park and head off walking in the woods.
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