The little brother of Lake Caldonazzo resembles a Norwegian fjord
Image gallery: Lake Levico
With a length of 2,840 m, a width of 950 m and a maximal depth of 38 m, Lake Levico is a natural gem at 440 m a.s.l. Its shape very much resembles a Norwegian fjord. It is separated from Lake Caldonazzo only by the colle di Tenna, from where you can enjoy an amazing panoramic view. As its name reveals, the lake lies in the proximity of the thermal village of Levico Terme and its water reflects the dense forests it is surrounded by, giving it its typical emerald green colour. In autumn, when the leaves turn brown and yellow, the colour of this suggestive body of water in the mountains changes too.
The "strada dei pescatori" (fishermen's path) running along its shores is ideal for enjoyable strolls, even on hot summer days. The biotope "Canneto di Levico" in the southernmost part of the lake is a protected winter habitat for water birds such as the great crested grebe, the coot, the common moorhen and the mallard.
Lake Levico is a paradise for water sports lovers: here you can practice swimming, sailing, windsurfing and many other different activities. Here you can relax or practise different sports on the several beaches and at the two beach resorts. On the opposite shore adventure seekers will have fun swinging across the lake on a giant liane and jumping into its refreshing water.
Also in 2026, Lake Levico has been awarded the prestigious Bandiera Blu eco-label, which is given for excellent water quality, environmental protection and sustainable services.
