Lakes and mountains

Yes, Lake Garda's Bardolino, Garda, Riva and Malcesine are perfect for families! Bardolino offers walks, vineyards, ice cream, and thrilling theme parks. Garda blends relaxation with history and markets, are also close to theme parks. Malcesine features cable cars, biking, kid-focused events, and museums. All have delicious food, camping options, and ferry access to explore the lake, making Lake Garda a top family destination.

Explore historic Sirmione with its castle and spa, enjoy wine tastings in Bardolino and Garda, try thrilling water sports and bike trails in Riva, take in breathtaking views from Malcesine's cable car, and wander picturesque Limone. Ferry hop between charming towns, visit castles, explore bustling markets, and even plan exciting day trips to Gardaland, Venice, or the Dolomites.

To explore Lake Bled, take a relaxing walk around the lake which can be done in about 1.5 hours. Start from Bled town and pass by attractions like a lido and water sports center. Make sure to visit Bled Island via a traditional "pletna" boat, a unique experience with a history dating back to the 12th century. Also, take advantage of the free Julian Alps Card for discounts and freebies.

Near Lake Bled, the Julian Alps offer excellent hiking opportunities with trails extending from the lake into the surrounding mountains. At Vintgar Gorge, wooden walkways crisscross the turquoise Radovna – it’s a real standout spot. Nearby, the Pokljuka Plateau on the edge of Triglav National Park is perfect for scenic strolls through lush mountain pastures, dotted with old shepherd’s huts. Ready to explore further? Bled Bus Station makes it easy to reach even more sites and natural highlights.

From Italy’s iconic lakes to the soaring peaks of the Alps and the hidden gems of Slovenia and Andorra, there are countless options for an unforgettable lakes and mountains holiday.

Lake Como and Lake Garda offer stunning waterside settings, perfect for relaxing boat trips, vineyard visits, and scenic mountain walks.

The Dolomites provide jaw-dropping alpine adventures, while Austria’s resorts like Seefeld, Kitzbühel, and Mayrhofen combine charming towns with mountain trails, bike paths, and breathtaking views.

Switzerland’s Lake Lucerne, Interlaken, and Wengen offer everything from tranquil lakeside strolls to high-altitude hikes with views of iconic peaks.

In Slovenia, Lake Bled and Kranjska Gora deliver fairy-tale landscapes, peaceful walks, and rich cultural charm. Meanwhile, the French Alps – with Morzine, Chamonix, and Lake Annecy – are perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and food lovers alike.

Andorra’s Arinsal rounds off the list with treetop adventures, panoramic trails, and summer gondola rides. Whether you're seeking adventure, serenity, or a bit of both, these destinations bring together the best of nature’s beauty and alpine culture.