From Garda to Punta San Vigilio
A walk of about 3 km links the centre of Garda to the peninsula, the harbour and the cypress avenue.
Caution: Near the Gardesana road watch out for traffic; in summer carry water and protect yourself from the sun.

Car parking and a motorhome stopover surrounded by greenery, with shaded spaces and access to the beaches of Punta San Vigilio. Open 24 hours a day.
A convenient starting point for visiting Punta San Vigilio and the surrounding beaches. The car park lies amid greenery in a quiet setting by Lake Garda: shade from the trees, toilets and round-the-clock opening make parking easy, by day or in the evening.

Paid parking spaces, with rates based on the length of stay.
A parking area for motorhomes, with dedicated rates.
Access at any hour of the day or night, every day.
Car and motorhome spaces in the shade of the trees.
Toilets (WC) are available.
The area is monitored, but not guarded.
A starting point for the beaches around Punta San Vigilio.
Rates for cars and motorhomes, in euros. For other durations use the calculator.
| Duration | Rate |
|---|---|
| 1 hour | 2 € |
| 5 hours | 10 € |
Lost ticket: 20 €
The car park welcomes motorhomes, open 24 hours a day, with shaded spaces and access to the beaches of Punta San Vigilio.
| Duration | Rate |
|---|---|
| 1 hour | 5 € |
| 5 hours | 21 € |
| 12 to 24 hours | 30 € |
Lost ticket: 40 €
Rates displayed on site prevail in case of updates.
Punta San Vigilio is a small peninsula on Lake Garda, among cypress and olive trees. From the car park you can reach the beaches of the area for a day by the lake.
Punta San Vigilio is a small private but publicly accessible peninsula along the Strada Gardesana Orientale. Highlights: the cypress avenue, Villa Guarienti, the little harbour with the Locanda San Vigilio, the church of San Vigilio and the Baia delle Sirene, a paid beach resort.



Some beaches or areas nearby may charge an entrance fee, which is not included in the parking rate unless otherwise confirmed.
A walk of about 3 km links the centre of Garda to the peninsula, the harbour and the cypress avenue.
Caution: Near the Gardesana road watch out for traffic; in summer carry water and protect yourself from the sun.
From the centre of Garda a woodland path climbs to the Rocca, a great viewpoint over the bay.
Caution: The path is described as steep and rough: wear suitable shoes and avoid the hottest hours; it is not suitable for pushchairs or anyone with walking difficulties.
A stroll along the Garda lakefront towards Bardolino, for a relaxed walk.
Caution: On busy days watch out for bikes and other pedestrians.
These notes are indicative: always check the route, access (some areas are private), weather and path conditions before setting out. Do not venture onto rocks or unmarked paths, and keep an eye on children and animals near the water.

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