Punta San Vigilio is a must-visit as the “Pearl of Lake Garda,” seamlessly blending rich history with breathtaking natural beauty. This magical oasis features a historic 16th-century villa, an ancient chapel, and a picturesque old harbor surrounded by timeless cypress and olive trees.

Along with the lake’s most iconic sunsets, it offers world-class relaxation at the famous Baia delle Sirene and the award-winning Riviera Beach Club, making it a peaceful paradise that has charmed royalty and cultural icons for centuries.

Explore the magnificent 14th-century Scaliger Castle, set directly on the lakefront. Inside, a fascinating museum brings local history to life—showcasing traditional olive oil production, regional fishing heritage, and a restored historic limonaia (citrus greenhouse).

Follow the scenic Sentiero del Pellegrino through ancient olive orchards and timeless stone walls, soaking in panoramic lake views along the way. The trail brings you to the spectacular Ponte Tibetano, a 34-meter-long suspension bridge suspended 45 meters over the verdant Val Torrandi gorge.

Walking across offers a unique, bird’s-eye view of the sparkling lake below. Easy and accessible, this hike is an unmissable highlight for a morning or golden-hour adventure.

For a day of pure lakeside relaxation, Baia delle Sirene stands out as one of Lake Garda’s most enchanting destinations. Nestled along the iconic Punta San Vigilio peninsula, this sheltered bay boasts crystal-clear turquoise waters framed by ancient olive groves and soaring cypress trees.

Guests can unwind in a serene beach park equipped with comfortable sun loungers, enjoy a refreshing swim in calm waters, or sip a drink at the lakeside bar. It is the ultimate retreat to slow down, read in the cool shade, and take in one of the most romantic sunsets on the lake.

Famed for its remarkable biodiversity, Monte Baldo — the “Garden of Europe”  is a paradise for outdoor lovers. Take the iconic revolving cable car from Malcesine straight up to 1,700 meters, soaking in 360-degree views on your way to the top.

Once there, enjoy the cool mountain air and tailor the day to your pace: stroll scenic ridge trails overlooking Lake Garda, stop for lunch at an alpine hut, or challenge yourself with a summit hike. On clear days, the views reach all the way to the Dolomites.

Just a short drive from Podere Sabaina lies Verona, one of Italy’s most captivating cities. Renowned worldwide as the setting for Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Verona seamlessly blends ancient Roman grandeur with charming medieval streets, lively piazzas, and a vibrant atmosphere.

• The Arena di Verona: A breathtaking 1st-century Roman amphitheater—older than Rome’s Colosseum—that still hosts world-class opera performances and concerts under the stars.

• Piazza delle Erbe & Piazza dei Signori: The vibrant heart of the city. Relax with a Spritz or a glass of local Valpolicella while taking in the stunning palaces, historic statues, and bustling outdoor cafes.

• Juliet’s House (Casa di Giulietta): Visit the legendary courtyard to admire the iconic marble balcony and the famous bronze statue of Juliet.

• Castelvecchio & Scaliger Bridge: Stroll across this dramatic 14th-century fortified red-brick bridge over the Adige River for sweeping skyline views and fantastic photo opportunities.

• Shopping on Via Mazzini: A marble-paved pedestrian avenue lined with high-end Italian fashion houses and charming local boutiques.