Lake Garda: A splashing time on the waterfront

Belfast Telegraph | April 16, 2007 | Copyright

Everyone sang Lake Garda's praises. Italy's largest lake, fist- shaped with a long index finger pointing towards the Dolomites, has charmed visitors since the Roman poet Catallus built a house in Sirmione in the first century BC.

Lovers of this glacial creation include Dante, Goethe, D H Lawrence and James Joyce.

So we were in the best of company as we marvelled at Garda's crisp beauty.

We stayed in a Thomson's Al Fresco Vivaldi mobile home at the Fornella campsite near San Felici on the lake's south-west side. The impact of tourism is carefully managed here. The owner, Sigmar Cavazza, has ...

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