With the wind in your hair and sunglasses on your nose, the holiday can finally begin. Shortly before nine o’clock Peler already picked up speed and left the port of Riva to set course for Torbole, where many windsurfers have their quarters. The liner owes its name to the strong north wind, which attracts numerous surfers to Lake Garda shortly after sunrise. Their territory is strictly separated from that of the kiters, who only use a wind nozzle for their rapid ride in front of the village of Tempesta and cover the lake with dabs of color with colorful umbrellas. “Tempesta also means storm, after all,” says Captain Albano Gariano and gives a concert with the ship’s horn to make it clear to the water sports enthusiasts that his ship has the right of way here.
Holidays in Italy: A Lake Garda Tour by Boat – Travel
