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A headland of cypresses and olive trees with a sixteenth-century villa, a private little harbour and the Baia delle Sirene.
It is not a village: it is a promontory. A strip of land with cypresses, olive trees and a sixteenth-century villa built by the humanist Augstino Brenzoni, still private to this day. You reach it along an avenue of cypresses that seems to lead somewhere else entirely.
At the very end, a tiny stone harbour, perhaps the most photographed on the lake. Beside it, the Baia delle Sirene: a beach set within a park of centuries-old olive trees, one of the most sheltered and crystal-clear stretches of water on Garda.
Winston Churchill came here to paint. Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh spent their honeymoon here. It is a place that makes no noise and needs none.
A few boats, a stone pier and cypresses behind. The perfect postcard of Lake Garda.
Beach and park of centuries-old olive trees, shallow and clear water. One of the loveliest spots for a swim.
The lane leading to the villa: a green tunnel that suddenly opens onto the lake.
Come by boat from our jetty: seeing the point from the water, with the cypresses mirrored in it, is something else entirely.
Stay in Brenzone and reach this and the other spots on the lake, even by water.