Villas in Lago di Ledro
Lago di Ledro suits families and walkers who want a small mountain lake with four public beaches, 15 km from Riva del Garda. Many homes here have a private pool and most have a garden. The homes are spread around the lake villages, though, so not every one is a walk from the water.
- Villas
- 23
- From, per week
- £499
About Lago di Ledro
Lake Ledro is a narrow, elongated lake at 655 metres in Trentino, about 10 km round, with a shore path that is mostly track and asphalt. Four villages have public beaches: Pieve di Ledro on the western shore, Pur on the southern shore, Mezzolago and Molina, where the pile-dwelling museum stands. Pieve has a wide beach with pedal boat and windsurf hire, and is where the municipality is run from. The homes are spread around these villages rather than in one spot, so some are a walk from the beach and others a short drive. Evenings are low-key and centre on the villages' hotels and inns. In winter the valley switches to snowshoes, skis and skates, and the pile-dwelling museum stays shut until March.
Is Lago di Ledro right for you?
- Best for
- Families with young swimmers, lakeside walkers and mountain bikers
- Not for you if
- You want lively nightlife or a long resort promenade of bars and shops.
Near Lago di Ledro
Museo delle Palafitte
Pile-dwelling village at Molina, about 4,000 years old and UNESCO-listed since 2011; the museum is closed on Mondays.
Cascata del Gorg d'Abiss
Waterfall at the end of a canyon cut by the Massangla stream, reached on a walk of about 20 minutes through woods.
Lago d'Ampola
Lake described as a nature oasis, linked with Ledro and Lake Garda on a mountain bike loop of about 25 km.
Bezzecca
Village with a museum on the Risorgimento and both world wars, open mid-June to September, plus an ossuary on Colle Santo Stefano.
Getting to Lago di Ledro
Verona airport is about 1 hour 15 minutes from the lake by car. By train, go from Verona Porta Nuova to Mori and take a taxi up, around two hours in all. Trentino Trasporti runs the coaches, but with homes spread around the lake a car is the easier choice.
When to go to Lago di Ledro
Summer is beach season: on hot days the lake warms enough for long swims, and canoes and pedal boats are out. The pile-dwelling museum opens from March to June and September to November, with summer hours too, and the Garibaldi museum in Bezzecca from mid-June to September. The Ledro Trek routes can be walked almost all year, and winter brings snowshoeing, skiing and skating.
Villas in Lago di Ledro
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Ai Grecc
Lago di Ledro, Lake Ledro, Italy
3
1
0
BBQDishwasherFireplace+10 more
from£178
per night
3-star property
Superior
Lago di Ledro, Lake Ledro, Italy
5
2
0
DishwasherMicrowaveParking+6 more
from£111
per night
3-star property
Superior
Lago di Ledro, Lake Ledro, Italy
5
2
0
DishwasherMicrowaveParking+6 more
from£111
per night
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Belvedere
Lago di Ledro, Lake Ledro, Italy
5
2
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DishwasherGardenMicrowave+8 more
from£111
per night
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Miralago
Lago di Ledro, Lake Ledro, Italy
4
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MicrowaveParkingWashing Machine+5 more
from£118
per night
3-star property
Lago di Ledro villa holidays: questions answered
Which beaches are there on Lago di Ledro?
There are four public beaches, at Pieve di Ledro, Molina di Ledro, Pur and Mezzolago. Pieve's is a wide one, with pedal boat and windsurf hire, and canoes reach small coves that are otherwise only accessible on foot.
Can you take dogs to the beach at Lago di Ledro?
Yes, at Pur. The beach on the southern shore at Pur is the pet-friendly one of the four public beaches, so that is where to head with a dog.
How long is the walk around Lago di Ledro?
About 9.5 km, taking roughly two and a half hours. The loop starts from the car park in Pieve, passes Pur and the pile-dwelling museum and returns along the lakeside path, with barely any climbing.
Is Lago di Ledro good for families?
Very much so. Pieve has pedal boat hire on a wide beach, and the pile-dwelling museum at Molina gives a wet-day option. Many homes have a private pool and most a garden, though few sleep more than eight.
How far is Lago di Ledro from Lake Garda?
Riva del Garda is about 15 km away. Mountain bikers link Garda, Ledro and Lago d'Ampola on a loop of around 25 km that passes the Ponale fortifications and the pile-dwelling museum.
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Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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