TUI Lakes & Mountains – Italy 2026 / 2027
Italy makes for an incredible holiday destination for those looking to getaway from it all – and TUI Lakes and Mountains makes for the perfect way to experience it all. Italy has a number of stunning lakes that offer beautiful views, relaxing beaches, historic villas with blooming flower gardens, restaurants serving local produce, thrilling watersports, rich art and culture – and so much more. And a new destination is Lake Orta.
- TUI Italy Holidays
- Italian Lakes Holidays Deals from TUI Lakes and Mountains
Read on to find out more about each lake destination that TUI offers as well as highlights of just some of the great hotels available:
TUI Lakes and Mountains Destinations
Lake Garda
TUI All Inclusive 2027 / 2028 Holidays. - Browse Deals *T&Cs Apply
Lake Garda is the most popular of Italy’s lakes – and for good reason. In addition to being Italy’s largest lake, the north boasts dramatic mountain landscapes, watersports, and small villages and harbor towns, while in the south is flatter and known for its mild weather and sunshine, olive and lemon trees, and vineyards.
Hotels in Lake Garda
Hotel Caesius Thermae & Spa in Bardolino
Right over the road to the lake, and only a 30 minute walk (or even quicker free shuttle bus) to Bardolino – this hotel has an ideal location. Hotel Caesius Thermae & Spa offers a choice of 5 swimming pools, and of course a stylish spa with a sauna, massages, Turkish bath, and more.
Hotel Vega in Malcesine
Hotel Vega puts you right on the lake, and this hotel makes the most of its incredible location. With floor to ceiling windows in the dining room giving you a view of the lake while you dine, a waterfront terrace, a jetty, a waterside hot tub, and all rooms have a balcony.
Villa Nicolli Romantic Resort in Riva
Peaceful and adults only – Villa Nicolli Romantic Resort is perfect for those looking to get away from it all and relax. Set in beautiful gardens with mountains making for a stunning background, this hotel offers a saltwater pool, a luxurious spa, and restaurants that serve locally caught fish.
Lake Orta– NEW for 2024!
Known locally as Cinderella Lake, this lake is surrounded by leafy forests, hamlets, ruins of castles, and picturesque villas with terracotta roofs – befitting of it’s fairy tale name. This area is rich in ancient history, art, legends, nature, and local produce including truffles, wine and olive oil.
Hotels in Lake Orta
This stylish and modern family-run hotel makes for the perfect way to explore Lake Orta. With views overlooking the lake, a private beach with bar service, and a candlelit terrace.
Lake Como
Relaxing and elegant – Lake Como is set in the foot of the Alps, surrounded by steep, pine covered mountains and charming brightly painted towns and villages. The Y-shaped lake is 20 miles long, making the third largest lake in Italy, and of the deepest in Europe. With boat tours, beaches to relax on, watersports, historic villas, stunning gardens, nature walking trails – no matter what you like in a holiday Lake Como has something to offer.
Hotels in Lake Como
Right by the water, but still in the centre of town, this traditional, family-run hotel offers a terrace garden, outdoor pool, a breakfast buffet, and an ice cream parlour.
Straddling the border between Italy and Switzerland – this lake in one of the largest for both countries. Famous for the Borromean Islands known as the jewels in the lakes crown, with stunning gardens and palaces, unique restaurants and niche museums. This area is rich in culture, with music, dance and theatre performances making for popular attractions.
Hotels in Lake Maggiore
This hotel exudes elegance – from its renown restaurant, its views overlooking Lake Maggiore and the Borromean Islands, its history of Royal guests, and of course its interior with chandeliers, high ceilings and sweeping staircases.
Lake Levico
This lake may be on the smaller side, but its warm, clear and mineral rich waters have made it popular even with the Austrian Royal family. Thus, you’ll find palaces with stunning gardens, Austro-Hungarian influences, and historic fortresses and churches, as well as peace and tranquility among plentiful fauna and flora.
Hotels in Lake Levico
Close to the main part of town, and a short walk to the beach, this hotel offers a bright, simple space for relaxing, as well as a lush garden, sun terrace and fresh food from local farms.