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A crag rising sheer above the water, a nature reserve, with the wildest beach on the Brescia riviera.
The symbol of Manerba is the Rocca: a limestone promontory rising sheer above the lake, today a nature reserve. From the summit — where traces remain of a medieval castle and, before that, a prehistoric settlement — you can see the whole of the lower Garda: Sirmione, the Isola del Garda, the hills of the Valtenesi.
Below the Rocca opens the Baia della Valletta, a pebble beach enclosed among the rocks, with crystal-clear water and no concrete in sight. It is one of the few stretches of the lake to have remained truly wild.
In the hinterland, the olive groves and vineyards of the Valtenesi, and the archaeological museum that gathers the finds unearthed on the Rocca: it takes you back as far as the Neolithic.
A nature reserve on a sheer cliff. From the summit you can see the whole lower lake as far as Sirmione.
Pebbles, rocks and crystal-clear water. The wildest beach on the Brescian shore.
Finds from the Neolithic to the Middle Ages, all unearthed on the Rocca. Small but fascinating.
Bring water shoes: the Baia della Valletta is pebbles and stones, but the water makes up for everything.
Stay in Brenzone and reach this and the other spots on the lake, even by water.