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Photography lovers will notice the colors that bloom brightly on Lake Garda during Spring and Summer. It’s always a pleasure to take pictures that you can bring home to remind you of the beauty that Beeboatservice was able to show you. We have chosen to add a section dedicated to Lake Garda, its charm and its history.
In our Blog you may find useful information about Lake Garda and his beauties: what to see, the places and the towns to visit, the best things to do.
You just need to choose the option you desire and we’ll be more than happy to accompany you in the easiest and most fun way: by Boat!
Lucone di Polpenazze: the UNESCO pile-dwelling site in the heart of Valtenesi
Among the rolling hills of Valtenesi, just a few kilometres from the shores of Lake Garda, lies one of the most important archaeological sites in northern Italy: the Lucone di Polpenazze. Today, it appears as a peaceful basin set within the agricultural landscape of the Garda area, but around four thousand years ago it was occupied by a small lake...
Chiaretto del Garda: the rosé wine symbol of Italy’s most beloved lake
Chiaretto del Garda is a wine that captures the essence of summer, with reflections of water and vine-covered hills. A constant presence in Salò and along the Brescia Riviera, it can be found everywhere: from trattorias to wine shops, and even on lake-view terraces. Deeply connected to the land, it offers an authentic way to discover and experience Lake Garda.
Giardini d’Agrumi 2026 in Gargnano: the scent of lemons on Lake Garda
In the heart of the Garda spring, Gargnano opens its doors to a unique event celebrating the tradition of lemon houses, blending history, fragrances, and breathtaking landscapes. Giardini d’Agrumi 2026 is an invitation to discover an authentic side of Lake Garda, among hidden views and flavors that tell the story of the land.
Monte Pizzocolo: the peak of the Gardesane Prealps overlooking Lake Garda
From the lake, near Toscolano Maderno, its sharp silhouette is instantly recognisable: Monte Pizzocolo dominates the skyline of the Upper Brescia side of Lake Garda with its unmistakable profile. It is a mountain that calls you upward, inviting you to discover the lake from a higher, more striking perspective.