Chalet - Al Lago Tarzo

Anyone who is going to explore the area is certainly right, but also those who prefer to stay at the campsite will get everything they deserve, not only in practical terms (the presence of a small supermarket), but also in all kinds of facilities. First of all, the campsite is located on Lake Tarzo. In addition to the many possibilities for water fun, it is also a fantastic setting for a refreshing morning walk - an atmospheric walk in which the first rays of sunlight flicker on the water while the fairy-like hilly landscape awakens in the background. Even those who prefer to take a dip in the crystal-clear swimming pool (open from the beginning of June to mid-September) need not miss a thing: from the sun terrace with loungers you have a magnificent view of the lake and the surrounding landscape.

There are all kinds of sports facilities for young and old (bicycles, basketball, football, petanque / boules, trampolines, miniature golf, canoeing and fishing). There is also a playground for the little ones.

You end your fantastic and sunny day in the restaurant / pizzeria, food can be picked up or eaten on the spot. After enjoying the gastronomic Northern Italian cuisine you sit down at the panorama bar and enjoy the last rays of the sun with a delicious drink.

Day trips

There is a lot to experience both at and around the campsite. Consider for example a potential day trip to Venice, Trento or Udine. We all know Venice, of course, the Basilica of San Marco, among other things, is a real tourist attraction and truly worth seeing. But make no mistake, Trent (with its belfry and many frescoes) and Udine (with its majestic cathedral and Palazzo Antonini) can also be high on your visit list.

Local trips

If you opt for a local trip, the Cison of Valmarino is highly recommended. In this atmospheric and idyllic stone village you will feel yourself slowly sinking into days long gone: at the foot of the magnificent castle of the Counts Brandolini D´Addo and surrounded by the stone houses you truly imagine yourself in the Middle Ages. You also retain that feeling in the many other local villages such as Farra di Soligo, Follina (famous for its palaces from the eighteenth century) and Vidor. You can end the day with a visit to the parish church of Soligo or with a glass of wine at one of the many local winemakers.