🪁 How Deep Is Lake Garda

With water being diverted to rivers to aid farmers, the lake was 12.6 inches above the water table Friday, near the record lows in 2003 and 2007.

Lake Garda sits in the Northern Alps of Italy, between Milan and Venice. The closest city is Verona, home to Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. It is the largest lake in Italy at 34 miles long (54km) and 11 miles (18km) at it’s widest. There are over 50 towns all around the lake with castles and cobblestone streets.

For those lucky enough to be 65+ , a one day ticket for the Lower Lake - Desenzano/Sirmione to Gargnano is 19 euros. A one day Upper Lake (Riva to Gargnano) is 16.90 One day whole Lake ticket is 28.00 If you have to pay full price then it's 23.40 Lower Lake, 20.50 Upper Lake and 34.30 whole Lake ticket .

^{Spend your day exploring Sirmione and the other villages of Lake Garda. We recommend buying a full day ticket for the ferry and making the most of your time with some of the following activities: Visit the most northern town on the lake, Riva del Garda. Make a full day of it and head out early as the ferry takes 2.5 hours from Sirmione.}

There are many islands in the lake with Isola del Garda being the largest. Its main tributaries are Rivers Sarca and Ponale while the outlet is Mincio River. Lake Garda has a surface area of 370 square kilometers and a depth of 346 meters. The lake is quite long with a maximum length of 51.6 kilometers although the maximum width is only 16.7

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