Three small jewels emerge from the waters of Lake Trasimeno, three very characteristic and scenic islands that will be the ideal setting for your glamping holiday.

The Polvese Island, which is the largest, extends in the southern part of the basin and represents the perfect combination of history and nature. It is included in the Trasimeno Regional Park and surprises with its unspoilt charm, breathtaking views and incredible landscape variety. It preserves sites of high historical, environmental and architectural value, such as the medieval castle, the Garden of Aquatic Plants, the Church of San Giuliano with its lovely frescoes and the ancient Olivetan Monastery.

The Island Maggiore, the only one that is still inhabited, lies in the northern part of the lake and is dominated by artistic, spiritual and cultural testimonies. In addition to the unique fishing village, the heart of the island hides relics from Roman times, small churches, the majestic Guglielmi Castle and the sites of St Francis, related to the stay of the saint from Assisi who spent a few days here in 1211.

The Minore Island, instead, cannot be visited and can only be admired in the distance, being owned by the noble Baldeschi family of Perugia.