1. Re: designated swimming areas in or near riva del garda? 12 years ago. Save. Hi, I'm not sure what you mean by "designated swimming areas". Riva has the longest beach area on the lake (most of the lake beaches are shingle) and you can swim in the lake - I have done it many times over the years in Riva and elsewhere.
9. Take the Cable Car to the Top of Monte Baldo Near Torri del Benaco, Italy. Monte Baldo is an Alpine mountain chain that shelters the eastern shores of Lake Garda. Known as the Garden of Europe for its remarkable botanical diversity, the mountain is crisscrossed by hiking paths and it is a delight to explore.
5. Re: Beaches/swimming access to lake in Garda town. Peschiera on the south of the lake is a very busy family resort with plenty of lake beaches and loads to do! It's a really nice town with a lot going on and has easy access to the rest of the lake and local towns if you're looking to explore.Save. Hi, yes, it's common to swim in Lake Garda. Having said that, you are not allowed to swim near the ferry ports for safety reasons, but there are beaches around the lake where it's quite obvious that you can go swimming. Most of the beaches are shingle or pebble but there are also grassy areas, e.g. between Garda and Bardolino or in Riva.
Step 1 Check that the water temperature is appropriate for swimming. According to Lake-Garda-Revealed.com, the best time to experience "pleasantly warm" waters in Lake Garda is from May to
5. Can I go swimming in Lake Garda if I’m not a strong swimmer? Yes, you can still enjoy the beauty of Lake Garda even if you’re not a strong swimmer. Many beaches and swimming areas have shallow sections that are suitable for beginners or non-swimmers. Additionally, wearing a life jacket can provide added peace of mind. 6.