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Few properties live up to their name, but Villa Oliva certainly does. The Villa is nestled in a 4000 sqm olive grove with a marvelous view of Lake Garda. The house is the realization of a contemporary architectural project of the owner Andreas Karweger, well known for his international architectural conferences.
The villa has 350 sqm of living space and consists of a spacious apartment on two floors. In addition, there are two independent apartments with access to the main apartment, one is on the ground floor and the other on the upper floor. All three units consist of a kitchen, a bathroom, a bedroom and a living area. The three apartments can accommodate eight people in total.
Since all three units can also be accessed from the outside, the apartments are private and self-contained. However, there is also an option to enjoy the large communal areas together. The villa is designed for one group to rent at a time: if the group is small, say up to 4 people, the small apartments are not rented out to other guests. This allows our guests to have the maximum privacy in the house and in the garden.

The villa is located in a friendly hillside estate, almost 400 meters above the lake. Only a few meters from the property, a steep slope offers a breathtaking view down to the lake.
Above Tignale, the 17th-century Sanctuary of Montecastello sits enthroned in a breathtaking location 700 meters above the lake. Montecastello was built on a rocky outcrop that drops perpendicularly to the lake.
If you would like to spend time by the lake, the beaches of Porto Tignale and Gargnano are only a 10–15-minute drive away. In summer, a shuttle bus runs to Porto Tignale; the bus stop is a few meters from the villa.
Villages nearby are Gargnano, Salò & Limone:
Until the 1930s Gargnano was completely cut off as it was surrounded by mountains and could only be reached by boat. Because of its isolation Gargnano has maintained a special and unique charm. Gargnano is home to two Michelin-star restaurants: Villa Feltrinelli (photo) and Tartuga. There are other restaurants for visitors on a tighter budget situated on the waterfront with lakeside tables.
The old town of Salò with narrow streets, quaint colorful houses and small boutiques stretches behind the longest waterside promenade on Lake Garda. Part of the charm of both Gargnao and Salò is the absence of mass tourism and as a result they have retained a gentle unsophisticated way of life.
Limone is one of the most popular tourist resorts of the area.
Sports & Adventure:
For those who like to be active during their holiday, there are many opportunities for swimming, sailing, mountain biking, hiking and climbing in the immediate vicinity.
There are several “Via ferratas” above the lake that were constructed during World War I to bring troops into the mountains. Later, climbing aids in the form of ladders, steel cables and steps were installed so that even inexperienced mountaineers could access the difficult passages.
Lake Garda is an El Dorado for canyoning. Near Tignale there are canyoning tours of varying degrees of difficulty for both beginners and professionals. Canyoning on Lake Garda means pure adventure in the midst of a breathtaking natural setting (see photos).
Excursions to the other side of the Lake:
We would be happy to organize a boat trip for you to Punta San Vigilio located on the other side of the lake. Punta San Vigilio is one of the most popular travel destinations in Italy.
About 30 min. from San Vigilio: Madonna della Corona is perched 774 meters above sea level on a thin rock shelf. While many monasteries in Italy have been destroyed in various wars, the sanctuary has been spared the worse thanks to its relative inaccessibility.
Each summer the opera festival takes place in Verona. Fom 16 June to 9 Sep. 2023 the festival will celebrate its 100th aniversary. The 2023 anniversary program includes operas by Verdi, Bizet, Puccini and Rossini. We are happy to organise tickets for our guests.