Agriturismo Turelli is a recently renovated ancient farm and sits on the slopes of Mount Bartolomeo, surrounded by olive groves, meadows and woods. Just five minutes from the beach, Turelli is a relaxing oasis surrounded by nature and stunning panoramic views over Lake Garda.

A restaurant is just 300 metres away and the lakeside town of Salò is only a 5 minutes drive down the hill. Here you will find a wide selection of lakeside restaurants, bars, ice-cream parlours and boat hire.

Please note: Between 21 April and 3 November all prices include rental of the property; gas, water and electric, bedding and towels; cleaning before and after your stay. There is nothing more to pay.

Until 21 April and from 3 November, consumption of gas, water and electricity is due on departure.

* The apartment sleeps up to 6 persons
* Suitable for families
* All Included - bed linen and towels.
* Close to Lake
* Terrace or patio for dining, al-fresco.
* 1 bathroom with shower
* Fully fitted kitchen
* TV
* Central Heating for those colder months
* Washing Machine

There is 1 double bed in the double room, 2 single beds in the single room and a double sofa-bed in the living area.

Please note: Photos may not represent the apartment you book. Whilst all apartments are furnished and finished very similar to each other, they may differ slightly to any photos.

IMPORTANT: Our bookings are generated through a number of sources and although we are confident our availability calendar is up to date, we cannot guarantee absolute accuracy. Please enquire with us before booking. Thank you.

Salò is one of the eight villages of the Riviera dei Limoni, in the natural reserve on the Bresian shore of Lake Garda

Salò has always represented the gateway to the Riviera along the western bank, the most important town within the Park and the lively and sophisticated capital of what the Ventians called the "Magnifica Patria". Its predominant role in the economic and administrative life of the area is today reconfirmed.

"A delightful, unspoilt area on the western Riviera enjoying a particularly mild climate"

A settlement has existed on the site of Salò since Roman times and from subsequent developments there is still much to be seen. The 15th century cathedral is well worth a visit as is the Archaeological Museum and the Clock Tower Salò was a favourite in the elegant years of the latter part of the 19th century when the aristocracy discovered the spectacular beauty of the natural scenery of this area.

Salò is still without doubt one of the most beautiful resorts on the lake and today the wide lakeside promenade is the main attraction with a definite buzz around its many restaurants, pizzerias and shops. In this forgotten corner of Lake Garda the atmosphere is refreshingly uncommercialised with a delightful Italian flavour. There are designer boutiques, characteristic shops selling local delicacies and cafés in which to sit, enjoy a drink and soak up the ambience.

Visitors enjoy watching the many boats in the harbour, for the bay is well protected from the northern winds and thus a favourite with fishermen, yachtsmen and windsurfers. Salò's Saturday market is allegedly the best in the whole area and there are many musical events during the season with concerts ranging from jazz to classical.