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Nago
Nago holidays
This quaint little town sits on a steep hill above the lake and has the look and feel of an alpine village thanks to its rows of evergreens, chalet-style houses and wrap-around mountains. Love wild walks, panoramic views and picnics? Then it’s time to go to Nago.
£624pp
Based on
- London Luton, Wed 08 Oct 2025
- 7 Nights, Half Board
- 2 Adults, 0 Children
Hotel Continental Nago
Nago, Lake Garda
Our rating
Based on 773 reviews
- Ideal for an active holiday
- Complimentary shuttle bus to resort centre
- Quiet setting
- Complimentary bike hire
- Relaxing outdoor pool area
About town
Things here are pretty laid-back, which is all part of the appeal. You’ve got all the usual ingredients of a lakeside town – banks, grocery shops and a handful of tasty pizzerias. Further out by the shoreline in neighbouring Torbole, there’s a holiday vibe around the café-lined harbour and pretty pebble beach. The waters lend themselves nicely to sports too: sailing, surfing, swimming – it’s all going on.
Take a hike
Wonderful walking trails mapped out with picnic plots and beauty spots make this a walker’s paradise. After a nosy around the impressive Forte di Nago, pick up the centuries-old Holy Lucia’s Road nearby, and follow it through a patchwork of fragrant olive groves and twisting vineyards towards Torbole. And don’t forget your camera – the sweeping views up here are just something else.
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FAQs
Where is Nago located?
Nago is a town situated on a plateau overlooking the northern end of Lake Garda in the Trentino region of Italy. It's close to Torbole and Riva del Garda, but set slightly inland and uphill.
What's special about Nago?
Nago offers stunning panoramic views of Lake Garda. It's known for its relaxed atmosphere, opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking and climbing, and its historical sites.
Is Nago a good base for exploring Lake Garda?
Yes, Nago is a good base, especially if you prefer a quieter, more authentic experience. It's well-connected to other towns around the lake by bus. Having a car gives you even more flexibility to explore the region.
Are there good hiking trails around Nago?
Nago is surrounded by excellent hiking trails. Many trails offer panoramic views and connect to other nearby villages. Tourist information centres can provide maps and recommendations based on your skill level.
