Motonave Traghetto “Adamello”

Data sheet

Operational lake:

Lake Garda

Total seats

301

Seats:

165

of which indoor:

165

Standing places:

136

The ‘Adamello’ is a ferryboat, built in 1992 at the Peschiera shipyards, owned by the government lake management board, by the shipyards Codecasa (located in Viareggio). It joins the other ships of the same class, ‘San Vigilio’ and ‘Mincio’. This class of ships was built for public transportation of vehicles between the two sides of the Garda Lake. These ships provide an increasingly effective service, useful for reducing the road traffic around the lake. This ship was built according to the most modern technology, aiming for fast conveying speeds, low manoeuvring times, and very low exhaust emissions. In can carry vehicles up to 100 tons, which means about thirty cars or a mix of cars and buses, tracks and cars according to the needs.

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Information

The fleet of Gestione Governativa Navigazione Laghi, when not used in the scheduled public service, is available for any transfer or private rental services; on board it is possible to organize events, congresses or ceremonies, agreeing upon the travel itinerary as well as the type of set-up or requested service.

We invite you to fill in the following form to get more info about boat rental services, the prices of which vary according to many factors including the itinerary, the duration of the trip, the requested time slot and the type of ship used.

On Lake Garda, the boats in service have in fact a capacity that varies from 85 up to 1000 passengers and a price starting from 1745 € + 10% VAT, taking as an example the use of a ship like the ones of the category S. Martino and Mantova, available for 4 hours of navigation.

For info on the scheduled public service (excursions, cruises, fares, groups…) the Customer Service is available, reachable at the telephone number 800-551801 or +39 030 9149511 as well as at the email address infogarda@navigazionelaghi.it

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