Just as there is a certain mystery to the vineyard- and village-dotted land of Italy, there’s also a spellbinding magic to the country’s waters. With visits to three of Italy’s most scenic lakes, as well as the fashionable cities of Milan and Verona, travellers can enjoy the calming effects of the crystal-clear waters while savouring the flow of Italian wine and olive oil along the way. Check out this 8-day Magic of the Italian Lakes tour today.

Lake Como 

Lake Como

It may have been George Clooney who put Lake Como on the map for the rest of the world when he bought a villa here in 2002. However, Italians have long come to this wishbone-shaped lake for relaxation and rejuvenation. Surrounded by mountains and rugged hillsides, Lake Como’s ancient villages and exquisite villas can be admired by boat or foot. 

Lake Maggiore 

Lake Maggiore

Lake Maggiore is located on the southern side of the Alps and is considered to be Italy’s most scenic lake. Flowers grow in abundance along its shoreline, so it comes as no surprise that it’s known locally as Lake Verbano (like the verbena flower). The romantic resort villages on its western shore are the gateways to the picturesque Borromean Islands that feature historic palaces, terraced gardens and lush parks.  

Lake Garda 

Lake Garda

Equally as stunning as Lake Como and Maggiore, the less visited (but larger) Lake Garda has remained one of Italy’s best-kept secrets. Found smack bang in the middle of Milan and Verona, there is plenty to see and do. Its waters are perfect for swimming, sailing and windsurfing; while its 145-kilometre shoreline offers a variety of scenery and activities – from vineyards and castles to riding trails and hot springs.  

Verona 

Verona

Not far from the shores of Lake Garda lies the charming town of Verona. It’s probably most famous for its ‘Juliet’s Balcony’ which inspired the classic love story of Romeo and Juliet. However, it’s the heart of Verona that will make you fall in love with this medieval town. Stroll through the city and soak in its first-century amphitheatre, delicious cuisine and romantic bridges.  


This magnificent holiday is calling your name! Take a look at the full itinerary today.  

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