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Riva del Garda and palm trees on the shores of the lake

Author: CampRest.com
Category: Places to visit
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A dream vacation, surrounded by nature and outdoor sports. This is what the campsites on Lake Garda have to offer - it is the perfect place for those looking to spend an active holiday in the European capital of outdoor sports. Mediterranean climate, free, spacious, sunny beaches, stunning views - these are the inseparable elements of an unforgettable holiday on Lake Garda. Riva del Garda is the main center of the Garda-Trento area . Holidays in this area are a guarantee of a thousand different impressions. The main motivation is, of course, sport: mainly sailing and windsurfing, but also walking, mountain biking, tennis and rowing. The climate is favorable for typical Mediterranean vegetation - lemons, olive trees, laurel bushes and palm trees grow here. It is a true Mediterranean oasis at the foot of the Dolomiti di Brenta mountain range. The center of Riva del Garda impresses with works of art and architecture that testify to the ancient history as well as the past rich in art and culture of the region.

Camping Brione, an olive paradise

Camping Brione in Riva del Garda is one of the few 4-star campsites in Trento. It is the perfect place for those who wish to take full advantage of the natural riches of Lake Garda without sacrificing the comforts of this well-equipped place. In addition to new holiday docks, private bathrooms and well-equipped pitches, guests have at their disposal a swimming pool, mini golf course, playground and internet access. Camp Brione is immersed in the peace and quiet of a century-old olive tree plantation. It is situated approximately 300 meters from Riva del Garda beach, directly at the entrance to the cycle path leading to Torbole sul Garda.

Offers

In the period from September 1 to October 31, 2017, the campsite has two interesting offers for those looking for a sports holiday. The first offer includes kayak rental and climbing via Ferrata (for two, from 400 euros). The second offer (for four people, from 578 euros) includes river trekking and climbing via Ferrata.

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