Spiaggia Fonte Torrente San Giovanni

Spiaggia Fonte Torrente San Giovanni is a shingle beach on Lake Garda's shore with irregular stones and pebbles that slope gently into the water. The waterfront displays natural stone terraces of varying sizes that invite swimmers to wade in.

This beach formed near areas where lemon cultivation developed, a practice that began in the 13th century under monastic management. Proximity to the citrus groves made this stretch of shore important for the local economy.

Local families gather at the beach during summer evenings to socialize and share meals while watching water sports enthusiasts practice at the nearby surf school.

The beach is accessible by foot from Limone's town center and offers free parking spaces near the entrance area. During warmer months, visitors can rent loungers, umbrellas, and water sports equipment at a seasonal kiosk.

The beach sits where a mountain stream enters Lake Garda, creating a natural cold current that refreshes swimmers on hot summer days. This refreshing feature is known to regular visitors but often goes unnoticed by casual tourists.