At Lungolago Cesare Battisti, in front of the Hotel Mayer (25015 Desenzano del Garda BS)
Discover the beautiful peninsula of Sirmione with our boat trip with a stop to visit the village. We will depart from Desenzano and, from there, it will be possible to see the many points of interest, starting with the Castle of Desenzano and the ex-villa of Maria Callas. As we navigate, you will also spot the Acquaria Thermal SPA and the Thermal Springs Boiola, a natural hot spring in Sirmione known for its therapeutic properties.
As the journey continues, the boat will pass by the Grotte di Catullo, ancient Roman villa ruins that offer fascinating historical insights into Sirmione's rich past. We will also get a view of the Scaligero Castle and the medieval port of Sirmione. A unique feature of this trip is the opportunity to jump off and visit the village of Sirmione. You can stroll around its charming streets and take the boat back to Desenzano at one of the alternative return times.
Our boat is equipped with modern amenities to ensure a comfortable trip. It is ideal for people that want to see Garda Lake and the coast of Desenzano and Sirmione from a unique point of view, with the possibility to visit the village of Sirmione with alternative times.
Guided tour with knowledgeable captain
Trip in a comfortable boat around the main points of interest of Sirmione with stop to visit the village
Departure from Lungolago Cesare Battisti in Desenzano
Castle of Desenzano
Ex-villa of Maria Callas
Aquaria Thermal SPA
Thermal Springs Boiola
Grotte di Catullo
Scaligero Castle
Medieval port
Arrival in Lungolago Cesare Battisti in Desenzano
If you choose to stop for a visit in Sirmione, your return trip to Desenzano will be scheduled around 2 hours after your stop begins. Specificaly, by booking the 11:00 tour from Desenzano, you will return with the 13:40 tour from Sirmione. If you book the 13:00 tour, you will return with the 15:40 tour from Sirmione. If you book the 15:00 tour, you will return with the 18:40 tour from Sirmione.
We meet at Lungolago Cesare Battisti in Desenzano, 15 minutes before departure.
Motorboat
Number of passengers: 25
Sun-protected area
No restrooms
Sunscreen, sunglasses and hat
Cash or card
Not accessible to wheelchairs and strollers
Small pets allowed
Based on dozens of reviews, this boat trip to Sirmione on Lake Garda is a "fantastic experience", with 100% of reviewers giving a five-star rating. The tour is praised for its excellent organization, punctuality, and easy booking process. Reviewers consistently highlight the friendly, professional, and informative crew. The boats are described as comfortable and uncrowded, unlike larger tour boats. Ideal for families and couples, this trip is considered the best way to visit the beautiful but often busy town of Sirmione, avoiding traffic and parking issues. It's a highly recommended, fun, and carefree day on the water.
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This boat trip was a very nice experience and I would like to do it again and explore other places on Lake Garda.
A very pleasant crossing; the Sirmione peninsula is magnificent.
Great 1-hour walk with music around the lake.
Yes, small pets are allowed on board.
The tour takes you past many points of interest, including the Castle of Desenzano, the ex-villa of Maria Callas, the Acquaria Thermal SPA, the Thermal Springs Boiola, the Grotte di Catullo, and the Scaligero Castle with its medieval port.
Yes, the trip includes a stop with the opportunity to get off the boat and visit the village of Sirmione. You can then take a later boat back to Desenzano.
Your visit to Sirmione will last approximately 2 hours. For example, if you depart from Desenzano at 11:00, your return trip from Sirmione will be at 13:40.
The meeting point is at Lungolago Cesare Battisti in Desenzano. Please arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
No, there are no restrooms on the boat.
No, the boat is not accessible to wheelchairs or strollers.
The boat can accommodate up to 25 passengers, allowing for a small group experience.















