Hotels San Felice Del Benaco, Guesthouses San Felice Del Benaco and Residences San Felice Del Benaco

San Felice del Benaco is a popular tourist resort which overlooks the western shores of Lake Garda. Apart from San Felice itself, the municipal territory also includes the smaller hamlets of Portese and Cisano and the beautiful Garda Island, which is also called Borghese Island to celebrate the noble Roman family who has owned it for several years now.

An appreciated tourist destination during summer, San Felice del Benaco and the other centres of its municipal territory gather a remarkably wide array of hotels, guesthouses and bed and breakfasts, which are all situated along the lakeside promenade. The picturesque hamlet of Portese, which once was a thriving fishing village, hosts some accommodation facilities too, while intimate holiday farms rise on the top of the panoramic promontory which cherishes Cisano's city centre.

The three centres of San Felice, Portese and Cisano and the enchanting Garda Island attract both people looking for active holidays, those interested in spending relaxing days here while going for pleasant walks across lush footpaths, taking part in exciting boat trips and experiencing plenty of further thrilling activities and the lovers of cultural tourism, who will have the possibility to admire the precious historic-artistic beauties cherished by these centres.
During summer, the shores of the lake attract large numbers of sportsmen, who will have the opportunity to perform windsurfing, sailing, kite-surfing and plenty of further thrilling water sports taking advantage of the modern equipments provided by local sports centres. The lovers of nature will have the possibility to make pleasant boat trips, go for relaxing walks along the lakeside promenade and explore the morainal peaks of Mount Croce, Mount Campagnolo and Mount Santa Caterina, which are crossed by enchanting footpaths and itineraries.
Those interested in the historical beauties of San Felice won't miss the opportunity to visit its Baroque parish church, an eigtheenth-century building whose interior cherishes precious artworks of great value, the Sanctuary of Carmine, an impressive Gothic building which was erected in the fifteenth century and has been a traditional pilgrimage destination for many centuries, some imposing stately homes and the former Monte di Pietà, which was built in the sixteenth century and was subsequently remodelled in the following century according to the traditional elegant style from the Veneto. It is now the seat of important contemporary art displays and exhibitions. Portese's old town cherishes the beautiful XVI-century parish church of St. John the Baptist, the remains of an impressive medieval castle and the church of St. Fermo, which was erected in the XV century over the remains of an ancient Roman villa. Cisarno hosts the beautiful church of St. Giovanni and Palazzo Cominelli, a seventeenth-century stately home which is now the venue for important exhibitions and cultural events.
Tourists won't miss the opportunity to visit Garda Island, which is dominated by an elegant villa which was realized in the early twentieth century according to the traditional architectural style from the Veneto.