A unique landscape stretching from the crystal-clear waters of the lake to the quiet peaks of Monte Baldo, where 16 historic hamlets weave together like a beautiful mosaic.
Nature & Relaxation by the Lake
Beaches & Swimming
Brenzone offers over 9 km of accessible coastline with free pebble beaches—ideal for those seeking peace and transparent waters.
Lakeside Promenade
A flat, 9-kilometer path that runs right along the water, connecting the various villages. It’s perfect for families, strollers, and relaxing walks.
Trimelone Island
Located just off the coast of Assenza, this small historic gem was once a military fortress. Today, it is a protected area where landing is prohibited, adding a touch of mystery to the horizon.
Sport & The Great Outdoors
Water Sports
Thanks to its steady winds, Lake Garda is a paradise for sailing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, SUP, and canoeing, with numerous schools and rentals available nearby.
Monte Baldo & Hiking
Known as the "Garden of Europe" for its incredible biodiversity, Monte Baldo offers a network of trails for every level—from scenic ridge walks to gentle paths through olive groves. The Prada-Costabella cable car provides easy access to the higher altitudes.
Nordic Walking & Cycling
The area features a Nordic Walking Park with 7 marked trails. For cyclists, beyond the lakeside path, there are legendary challenges like the climb to Punta Veleno, known as one of the toughest ascents for professional riders.
Culture & Historic Villages
Campo di Brenzone
An enchanting medieval village reachable only on foot, where time seems to have stood still among stone houses and ancient olive trees. It hosts unique events like "Notti Magiche a Campo" and traditional handmade nativity scenes in winter.
Churches & Sacred Art
The area is rich in history, including the Church of San Zeno "de l’Oselet" (built on Roman ruins with Byzantine frescoes) and the Church of San Nicola in Assenza. The "Path of Votive Shrines" is also a very evocative walk.
Local Heritage
The village of Castelletto is tied to the figures of Santa Maria Domenica Mantovani and Blessed Giuseppe Nascimbeni. You can visit their memorial sites and the local ethnographic museum.
Taste & Tradition
Local Products
The local cuisine centers around PDO Extra Virgin Olive Oil from terraced groves, fresh lake fish (lavaret, sardines, pike), and mountain treasures like truffles, chestnuts, and traditional "malga" cheeses.
Typical Dishes
Don't miss Carbonera, a local specialty made of polenta with Monte Baldo cheeses and plenty of local olive oil.
Experience the Magic of Lake Garda with Us
Monja Camping Village is the perfect base for exploring this authentic region—a peaceful oasis to return to after a day of sport or discovery.
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