The enchanting location on the limestone hills at the northwestern tip of the Mount Baldo mountain range near the outlet of the Sarca River, the mild climate, the variety of the environment (from the lake to the tip of Mount Altissimo at 2,078 m), the possibility of excursions and walks in the surrounding area, the lakeside, the vicinity with the Rovereto train station and the Brenner highway exit (Lago di Garda - Nord) make Torbole and Nago two excellent tourist spots. Then there is the wind, which makes sailing and windsurfing possible all the time. The "Conca d'oro", "Parco della colonia pavese" and "Villa Cian" beaches are wide and well tended. There are also rock climbing paths, hiking and mountain biking trails, tennis courts, bocce courts, miniature golf, etc. Cities of art and castles are just a few kilometers away. A holiday at Torbole and Nago is ideal in any season and for all sorts of people. It is the perfect place for folks who love peace and quiet and people seeking adventure and entertainment.

The Giants' Kettles

These enormous limestone pits shaped by the glacier when it met up with rock were formed during the Wurm glaciation (130,000 -10,000 B.C.). Due to their special shape and great size, popular tradition has given them the name of the Giants' Kettles. They are found along the road that links Nago to Bolognano d'Arco and Torbole, and in the valley between Nago and the Sarca Rive

Le Busatte

Just behind Torbole is a stupendous hilly area covered by evergreens that was once a bare ruin of fallen rocks. Several sports facilities have been built: two clay tennis courts, a volley ball court, a small soccer field, a bocce court, a roller skating rink and a fitness course. Nago can be reached by way of the Tenin road