If you are in Verona for a few days and want to experience Lake Garda beyond its scenic views, this day trip is the perfect choice.
Travel with your guide to Sirmione with comfortable minibus, and start with a guided walking tour of the historic old town.
After the tour, you can choose the optional guided visit to the Grotte di Catullo, exploring one of northern Italy’s largest Roman villas and a panoramic lake viewpoint few travelers reach.
The experience continues with a scenic boat ride across Lake Garda, from Sirmione to Lazise, offering unique views of the lake and surrounding towns.
In Lazise, enjoy some free time to explore at your own pace before returning to Verona in the late afternoon.
Duration: 7 hours 30 minutes
Duration: 7 hours 30 minutes: The tour lasts 7.5 hours. The guided visit to the Grotte di Catullo is from 12:00 to 13:00 (1h).<br/>This option also includes: Grotte di Catullo Guided Tour in English
Start your day stress-free with a comfortable ride from Verona by air-conditioned minibus. Your guide will introduce the itinerary and share insights about the day ahead, so you can relax and enjoy the scenery along the way.
Arrive in Sirmione for a guided walking tour: explore the historic old town with your guide, discovering streets, squares, and landmarks that tell the story of this unique peninsula. Learn how Sirmione evolved over more than two thousand years of history.
Guided visit to Grotte di Catullo (1h) is only included if corresponding option is selected.
After the tour, enjoy some free time to wander the lakeside streets, or elevate your experience by booking the optional visit to the Grotte di Catullo. This guided tour takes you through one of northern Italy’s largest Roman villas and offers a panoramic viewpoint few visitors reach.
Scenic boat transfer from Sirmione to Lazise: board a boat for a relaxing ride along the lake. Admire Sirmione from the water and take in the surrounding towns and landscapes from a perspective you won’t get on land.
Free time in Lazise: arrive in the charming medieval town of Lazise and enjoy time to explore at your own pace. Stroll the narrow streets, browse local shops, or simply soak in the lakeside atmosphere before returning to Verona.
Return to Verona
The guide will be at the end of Scaligero Bridge (the bridge next to Castelvecchio castle). If you arrive from Castelvecchio side of the bridge, cross the bridge to reach the other side. At the end of the bridge, you will see the guide holding a yellow sign with "TOUR" written on it.
- Meeting point Information: we kindly ask you to arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes in advance to ensure the timely departure of the tour. Please note that we will not contact you if you are not at the meeting point at the specified time or if you are late. In case of a no-show at the beginning of the activity, it will not be possible to join the group later, and no refund will be provided.
The guide will be at the end of Scaligero Bridge (the bridge next to Castelvecchio castle). If you arrive from Castelvecchio side of the bridge, cross the bridge to reach the other side. At the end of the bridge, you will see the guide holding a yellow sign with "TOUR" written on it.
- In case of delay: contact the emergency number +393274674179
- Cancellation policy: full refund or amendment of the reservation possible up to 24h before the activity
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