Are you not a fan of salt water, mandatory showers and suffocating summer heat? Then the lakes are perfect for you. If you've had enough of Slovenian lake pearls, take a peek at your neighbors. Just a short drive away from the Slovenian border, you can find many Italian lakes that will undoubtedly inspire you.
Lake Garda
Probably the most popular lake, even among Slovenian tourists, it is considered the largest Italian lake. It is extremely diverse precisely because of its greatness, as it is surrounded by cute hills on one side, and steep cliffs border the water on the other. Lake Garda is well-known among windsurfers, but also offers countless opportunities for mountain biking and canyoning.
Lake Orta
A small and relatively unknown gem is one of the most beautiful Italian lakes, as it is surrounded by the Alpine highlands. A small island in the middle of the lake called San Giulio is known for its cute little houses with balconies overlooking the lake and quiet streets without traffic. There is only one restaurant on the island, but you will find more culinary offers in the town of Orta, which is located on the shore of the lake.
Lago di Braies
In the embrace of the Dolomites lies an idyllic lake, which is also known for countless depictions on social networks. Undoubtedly Italy's most photogenic lake It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and word of it has spread thanks to the series Un passo dal cielo - Mountain Watcher. The lake annually attracts crowds of tourists who admire the iridescent shades of the water, and the most magical is the reflection of the nearby mountains on the surface of the lake.
Lake Sorapiss
The Dolomites hide many natural gems and Lake Sorapiss is without a doubt one of them. According to many, Italy's most beautiful lake lies near the popular Cortina d'Ampezzo, hidden in the safe shelter of high mountains. There is a walking trail several kilometers long that starts at the Tre Croci Pass leading to the lake.
Lake Ledero
In the province of Trentino, between Lake Garda and Lake Idro, Lake Ledero is located. The glacial lake may not be one of the largest Italian lakes, but without a doubt it takes the breath away of many visitors with its picturesque appearance. Its clear waters attract tourists from all over the world, and the area is also extremely popular among sports enthusiasts. The lake is famous for its archaeological finds dating back to the Bronze Age.
