Airport Transfers to Lake Garda

Book an airport transfer to Lake Garda to see the stunning views of Italy. Our airport transfers are ideal for smoothly getting to your destination without waiting long at the airport or working out the local public transport. Your assigned driver will be waiting at the airport, so you can go straight into your booked vehicle and off to see what Lake Garda offers.

The closest airport is Verona Airport, with a transfer time of around 1 hour and 15 minutes. However, we can also transfer from Milan Malpensa Airport and Venice Marco Polo Airport. Wherever you decide to start your journey, we ensure it’s an easy and smooth transfer. Book a direct, door to door airport transfer to Lake Garda by using our online booking system.

How To Book A Transfer

We make the booking process quick and easy so you can spend more time preparing for your trip to Lake Garda. Our online quoting engine allows you to get a free instant quote in a few steps. Enter your booking requirements, size, and flight details, and we will provide the best transfer options. We will then send a confirmation email so you have the details for reference. That’s all you have to do to ensure a driver will be waiting for you at the airport, ready to take you directly to your destination.

The Journey To Lake Garda

We offer transfers to Lake Garda from multiple airports, so you can travel from wherever is most convenient.

The nearest airport is Aerporto Valerio Catullo di Verona. Between them, Ryanair, Thomson, Jet2, Monarch and FlyBe offer direct flights from Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Leeds, Bradford, Manchester, Newcastle and Southampton. While British Airways and Easyjet are the main carriers from London. Transfers take 60-90 minutes depending on your final destination, pick-up from the arrivals lounge. Other flight options include the Milan airports (Bergamo, Linate and Malpensa) with a transfer time of around two hours, and Venice Marco Polo Airport, two hours 15 minutes.

Return Transfer Home

When it is time to travel back to the airport, there is no need to stress when you have booked a transfer with Lifts To. We will ensure you are at the airport with ample time to check in, go through security and relax before the plane arrives. The day before the transfer, we will send a confirmation message, with the exact location and time you should expect your driver so you can be ready on time.

Why Choose Lifts To For A Transfer To Lake Garda?

• Easy Travelling: When you book a transfer with Lifts To, you can walk straight from the airport to your vehicle without any delays or stress. Your assigned driver will be waiting for you at the airport, so there are no long waiting times.
• All Included In The Cost: We don’t have any hidden costs, so you can rely on our quotes being accurate. Your luggage is included in the cost as long as you include it in your booking form.
• Range Of Transfers: We offer a range of airport transfers to Lake Garda so you can choose what will work best for your booking requirements and size. There is an option for every occasion from shared, private, coach and luxury transfers.
• Local Knowledge: We work with drivers who are local to the area so they can provide a personalised and reliable service. They will take you through the best routes, and will be happy to share their experiences and insider knowledge on the area.

The Lake

Lake Garda is in northern Italy between Venice and Milan. Italy’s largest lake is 51km long and 17km at its widest point.  The distance around the lake is 158km. Picturesque villages, medieval castles and lakeside promenades surround the water. There is windsurfing, sailing and hiking in the lake’s many parks. The Dolomite mountains are not far away and can be seen towering over the lake. Lake Garda is well served by hydrofoils, catamarans and ferries.

Sights

Riva del Garda, at the head of the lake, is one of the best places for windsurfing; Malcesine, a medieval village with a castle and cable car to the botanical gardens at Monte Baldo; Pechiera del Garda, a picturesque town on the southern shore near a golf course and Gardaland the largest amusement park in Italy; Medieval city of Sirmione; Le Grotte di Catullo, Roman Villa remains, home of the poet Catullo; Salò, elegant town of pastel houses established by Mussolini in 1943; and Gardone, known for its beautiful park and exotic plants.

Day trips

Many excursions are possible from Lake Garda, including trips to the Dolomite Mountains and the smaller lakes of Tenno, Ledro, and Iseo. Further afield are the towns of Verona, Brescia, and Trento. Day trips to Milan and Venice are also possible, all offered by Lifts To.

History 

Lake Garda is an ancient battleground, beginning with the Romans who, under Emperor Claudius, fought Germanic tribes to possess it. In the eighteenth century, Napoleon Bonaparte won Lake Garda from the Austrians at the Battle of Rivoli.  Then, in 1959, the Battle of Solferino during Italy’s second war of independence saw victory for Napoleon III. Still, with huge losses on both sides, the Kingdom of Italy was finally proclaimed two years later. There was peace until 1943, when Mussolini established his Italian Social Republic in Salò, which became the effective capital of Italy until the end of the Second World War.

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