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Dreaming of avoiding the exhausting traffic that often clogs the roads around Lake Garda just to reach your restaurant? We have the perfect solution to turn even the journey into a special moment.
With our Boat Transfer Service for lunch or dinner on Lake Garda, the ride becomes an integral part of your culinary experience.
You'll cruise in total relaxation across the lake's waters, admiring noble villas, historic palaces, and enchanting scenery that makes this region unique—all the way to your dining destination. It’s an original, elegant, and evocative way to begin – or end – your meal with a touch of exclusivity.
Info on the Boat Transfer for Lunch or Dinner on the Lake
- How far is the restaurant from the dock? All mentioned restaurants are no more than 50 meters from the dock.
- What happens in case of bad weather? We constantly monitor the weather to avoid being caught off guard, allowing us to cancel the service in time to organize alternative plans. If weather conditions change during the transfer, we always keep a taxi option available to ensure the experience remains safe and pleasant.
- Can we eat directly on the boat? We strongly advise against this option. The boats are not equipped for onboard dining, and it would likely diminish both the boat and culinary experience.
- Are there any time constraints for lunch/dinner? We estimate about 2 hours to fully enjoy your lunch or dinner. The service can be extended upon request to better coordinate scheduling.
- Does the service include the return trip? Yes, the service includes the outbound journey from Salò, waiting time at the restaurant, and return to Salò.
- Can we only depart from Salò? We can depart from any port or private dock, weather conditions permitting. Departures from Salò do not incur additional costs. Otherwise, a surcharge is added to the standard rate.
Restaurants Recommended by Taxi Boat Salò
These restaurants near Salò are equipped with docks, allowing you to arrive directly by boat:
Ristorante al Sogno (San Felice)
Our top pick is "Il Sogno" in San Felice del Benaco, located on a lakeside terrace with postcard views of San Biagio Island and the Rocca di Manerba. A peaceful, non-touristy spot where you can enjoy a relaxing dinner to the sound of gentle waves.
Villa Fiordaliso (Gardone)
At "Villa Fiordaliso" in Gardone Riviera, you’ll savor a piece of history—this villa once belonged to Mussolini’s lover, Petacci. A serene lakefront restaurant, accessible by passing beautiful Liberty-style villas and the unique San Marco tower.
Lido 84 (Fasano)
The Michelin-starred "Lido 84" is ranked among the world’s top 10 restaurants (7th in 2023, according to The 50 Bestguide). A must-visit for an extraordinary culinary experience. Be aware: the summer waiting list is 3–4 months long.
Osvaldo (Portese)
A historic restaurant featuring traditional lake cuisine. In this quaint village, the local "Luccio alla Portesina" (pike dish) was invented around 1800. Dine under magical magnolia trees and enjoy authentic local flavors.
Da Rino (Manerba)
Famed for inventing "Tagliolini al Coregone", a dish using a typical northern Italian lake fish that’s becoming rare. Located right at Manerba’s port—perfect for a notable lunch and a stroll to nearby San Biagio Island (also known as Rabbit Island).
San Vigilio (Garda)
This intimate restaurant boasts the best location on Lake Garda. Punta San Vigilio is a gem within a 16th-century monastery, perfect for capturing the lake’s most beautiful sunsets. Downside: it gets crowded at lunchtime and during summer afternoons, but evenings are quieter.
Baia d’oro (Gargnano)
Heading north, you’ll find the historic "Baia d’Oro" restaurant. Dine directly on the private dock with a breathtaking view of Mount Baldo. Excellent for both sea and lake fish dishes.
Risorgimento (Sirmione)
Among Sirmione’s two starred restaurants, "Risorgimento" stands out even without a Michelin star. This small inn on Piazza Carducci wins over every guest with its charm and calm atmosphere—an oasis of peace amid Sirmione’s hustle.