Holiday homes at the Italian Lakes
Italy has several beautiful lakes and each one makes for a wonderful holiday destination. The main lakes are in the north, in the
Lombardy and
Piedmont regions. The best known are
Lake Garda,
Lake Como, Lake Lugano and Lago Maggiore, and each one has its own character and atmosphere. But all of these waters have one thing in common: they’re surrounded by extensive natural beauty, picturesque Italian villages and numerous other attractions. Whether travelling as a couple, with your children or
in a group of friends, a holiday home near the Italian Lakes guarantees a delightful holiday. With Micazu, you book your holiday home directly with the owner, who is always happy to tell you more about the area.
Whatever your age, you’ll find something to do
Almost all of the Italian Lakes are perfect for swimming, sailing and wind surfing, and kite surfing is also enjoying increased popularity. However, the Italian Lakes have more to offer than just water sports. Whether your chosen holiday home is in Erba,
Porlezza or one of the other bustling resorts near the water, your surroundings will be ideal for walking or cycling. If you’re a keen
golfer, there’s plenty here to keep you entertained. There’s also a wealth of
cultural and historic attractions. Visit one of the many castles and fortresses, which were often sited on the shores of a lake. And before we forget, enjoy the most delicious Italian cuisine. You’re in ‘La Bella Italia’ after all!
Would you like to spend a holiday on the shores of an Italian lake? Browse our range of private holiday homes on the Italian Lakes now.
Fun trivia about the Italian Lakes
- With a depth of 410 metres, Lake Como is the deepest lake in Italy.
- Italy’s largest lake is Lake Garda, covering a surface of no less than 368 km2.
- Lake Lugano lies partly in Italy and partly in Switzerland. The city of Lugano itself is situated in Switzerland but the primary language of its inhabitants is Italian.
- In the centre of Lago Maggiore, there are various small islands, including the lovely Borromean islands. Part of this area has been in the hands of the same Italian family ever since the 17th century.
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