Lemon Garden Retreat - Villa Aqua

Set on a hillside overlooking the heart of Gargnano, with sweeping views of Lake
Garda’s deep blue waters, this retreat embodies a spirit suspended between light,
silence, and authenticity.

The estate offers three exclusive living spaces, each with its own identity and a
deep connection to the natural elements:
• Villa Aura
• Villa Arbor
• Villa Aqua

Villa Aqua, situated beside the pool and perched above the lake, invites you to flow gently with the rhythm of the water—clear, calm, and ever-moving.

Villa Aqua can accommodate up to 6 people.

“Villa Aqua” is a very bright property, thanks to its numerous windows, and can accommodate up to 6 people.

Villa Aqua is the ideal choice for those who love modern, colourful, yet elegant design.
The highly sought-after atmosphere, created through the use of yellow, aims to evoke the colour of the lemons that can be enjoyed in the garden.

The property is divided into 4 floors, making it suitable for guests who do not have difficulty climbing stairs.

The ground floor features a relaxation and reading area with sofas.
On the ground floor, there is one double bedroom and one bedroom with two single beds; on the second floor, there is a double bedroom and a full bathroom with a bathtub; the third floor features a well-stocked kitchen equipped with a dishwasher, refrigerator, stove, and a bathroom.

This house has portable air conditioners in every bedroom.

Outside, there is a large private garden with a BBQ, table, and chairs.

The swimming pool is shared with the other villas in the resort.

It is also possible to book the entire Lemon Garden Retreat (for 18 people).
Pool dimensions: 20 metres by 4 metres (depth 1.20).

The road to the property is very steep (the last 200 metres). Make sure your vehicle has enough power to get there without any problems.

A video of the road will be sent after booking to make everything easier and clearer before your arrival.

Gargnano is a charming and peaceful town on the western shore of Lake Garda, known for its
historic villas, lemon groves, and stunning natural scenery. It offers a blend of history, culture,
outdoor activities, and relaxation, making it a perfect destination for travellers seeking a more authentic experience.


Cultural and Historical Attractions
• Villa Bettoni
A magnificent 18th-century villa, once the residence of the noble Bettoni family. The villa features frescoed halls,
stunning gardens, and a rich art collection. Guided tours offer a glimpse into its aristocratic past.
• Limonaia La Malora
One of the oldest lemon greenhouses on Lake Garda, showcasing the traditional methods of lemon cultivation that
have shaped the region’s history.
• Historic Centre of Gargnano
The charming old town features narrow streets, small squares, and picturesque houses, reflecting the town’s
medieval origins.


Religious Sites
• Church of San Francesco
A 13th-century Franciscan monastery, famous for its Gothic cloister with ancient Roman columns and its tranquil
atmosphere.
• Church of San Martino
The main parish church, built in the 18th century, featuring beautiful frescoes and Baroque architecture.


Walks and Nature
• Panoramic Walk Along the Lakeside
A scenic lakeside promenade, perfect for a relaxing stroll with breathtaking views of Lake Garda and Monte Baldo.
• Hiking in the Alto Garda Bresciano Park
The Alto Garda Natural Park offers hiking trails through forests, valleys, and mountain peaks, ideal for nature lovers
and adventure seekers.


Beaches and Water Activities
• Le Fontanelle Beach
A peaceful pebble beach with crystal-clear water and stunning mountain views.
• Lido dei Limoni
A small, relaxing beach surrounded by lemon trees, offering a unique and serene atmosphere.
• Sailing and Windsurfing
Gargnano is famous for its sailing tradition and hosts the prestigious Centomiglia Regatta, one of the most important
sailing events in Italy. Visitors can also enjoy windsurfing and paddleboarding.


Outdoor Activities
• Boat Tours to Isola del Garda
Take a boat trip to Garda Island, home to a stunning Venetian-style villa and botanical gardens.
• Cycling in the Valvestino Valley
Explore the beautiful countryside and mountain landscapes by bike, passing through charming villages and scenic
spots.
• Hiking to Cima Comer
A rewarding hike with breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Garda and the surrounding mountains.


Special Experiences
• Centomiglia Regatta (September)
A world-famous sailing competition that attracts sailors from all over Europe. Even if you’re not participating, it’s a
fantastic event to watch.
• Wine and Olive Oil Tastings
Gargnano is part of the Valtenesi wine region, known for its excellent wines and high-quality olive oil. Many local farms
offer guided tastings.
• Aperitivo by the Lake
Enjoy a drink at a lakeside café, watching the sunset while savouring local cheeses, cured meats, and a glass of
Chiaretto wine.