Belvedere Village, Lake Garda

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Book by 23 May to take advantage of our great savings:

• LAST CHANCE May half term breaks for £299
• June & September holidays for £243

The campsite of the week this week is Belvedere Village, a beautiful holiday village offering spectacular views over the southern part of Lake Garda. The village has been built around the natural shape of the land with luscious gardens and palm trees offering a green oasis at the heart of the village. The facilities on site are superb and include three lagoon-style swimming pools with a large sun terrace, aqua gym, table tennis and beach volleyball. In the evening enjoy a meal in the welcoming restaurant, or pick up a pizza and head back to your luxurious apartment to relax as the sun goes down.

Top campsite features

• Luxurious 2 bed apartments
• Peaceful, relaxing atmosphere
• Excellent pool complex

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Belvedere Apartments

These modern apartments are fully equipped and ideal for a relaxing family holiday. The spacious living area has a large fully-equipped kitchen plus lounge with satellite TV and pull-out sofa bed. The space opens out onto a large balcony or terrace, with great views of the swimming pool. There are two bedrooms, a double and a twin, along with a large shower room and toilet. Each apartment has a private parking space, accessible from the road.

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About the region…Lake Garda

There’s no doubt that one of the best ways to explore Italy is by camping. Lake Garda is the largest of the Italian lakes and in summer its clear blue waters make for delightfully refreshing swimming. With olive and citrus groves fringing its shores, the hills of the south give way to majestic mountains in the north, creating regular breezes that make Lake Garda perfect for sailing and watersports.

What to do in Lake Garda:

• Italy’s largest magical theme park, Gardaland, is set out in realms of history, geography, space and fantasy, and offers many exhilarating rides: from the Blue Tornado to the Sequoia Adventure. A themed aquarium is home to thousands of marine creatures, recreating habitats from the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean.
• The spa town of Sirmione stands on a peninsula at the southern end of Lake Garda. As well as mud baths and massages you can visit the moated castle, take ferry trips to other towns around the lake, or just enjoy the shops – especially the amazing gelateria.  The Grotte di Catullo is a vast ruined Roman villa, named after the poet Catullus.
• A beautiful and romantic city – it is where Shakespeare set Romeo and Juliet after all – Verona dates back to the Romans. Operas are staged in the Arena di Verona, one of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world, and the forum has become the Piazza delle Erbe, a rich confection of Medieval and Renaissance buildings.

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