The beach is located in a picturesque bay between the park of Villa Cortine and the remains of a Roman villa known as the Grotte di Catullo. From the old centre of Sirmione, the main panoramic path leads to the beach, which is well signposted and takes about ten minutes.
The beach is open to the public and offers visitors a range of services for a comfortable stay. There are sun loungers and parasols for hire, showers and changing rooms. For water sports enthusiasts, there are pedal boats, canoes and paddleboards available for hire. There is also a bar and restaurant on the beach where you can enjoy local specialities overlooking the lake.
Close to the beach are the remains of an ancient Roman villa, known for centuries as the Grotte di Catullo. These ruins are particularly breathtaking at sunset. You can climb up to the villas on paths through the olive trees directly from the beach. Another option is to walk to the Tomelleri Park, which offers a wonderful panoramic view of the lake.
If you arrive by car, you must leave it in one of the outdoor car parks, all of which charge a fee.
Sirmione is not only famous for its beautiful beaches, but also for its historical monuments.tions such as the Scaliger Castle and the thermal springs, which offer relaxation in the thermal baths. For nature and history lovers, a visit to Sirmione and the beach of Lido delle Bionde is an unforgettable experience.
Viale Gennari 28 - Sirmione - Brescia
