ThePortoCanottieri Garda Salò is a facility located along the shores of Lake Garda, along the west coast in its central part.

The landing place is part of the Garda Salò Rowing Society.
The facility offers 170 boat moorings.
There are three pontoons and they are all floating, and the moorings can be either temporary or annual, or seasonal, and can be for boats participating in competitions, hotel facilities and private individuals.
Each berth is equipped with access to drinking water sources and electricity supply columns.

The landing offers its customers showers, toilets and changing rooms, located in the service building. Both pier and service access is restricted to Society members (or customers passing through) and is done only through the use of a badge.
The boatyard area has a crane that can lift boats up to a weight of 8 tons, a fixed slipway for dinghies, and a team that takes care of hauling and masting.
For racing boats, the landing has a 20-unit storage yard.

The club also provides its guests with Wi-Fi and a night watchman service (during the summer period only).
The shipbuilding area.
The outdoor parking lot provides guests with 171 parking spaces.

Porto Canottieri Garda Salò is the setting for various races and regattas each year. It organizes sailing courses for teens and adults, summer courses and camps for school groups.
A restaurant, open daily, is also located in its area.

The Porto Canottieri Garda Salò is centrally located near the main services of the city of Salò.
In the immediate vicinity of the club you can find supermarkets, hotels, bars, stores. The historic city center and city museums are also nearby.

Salò is a town in Lombardy that is part of the province of Brescia.
The town has Roman origins, but was most likely founded on the remains of a civilization dating back to Neolithic times. It is overlooked by Colle San Bartolomeo, which can be reached by following one of the many nature trails that start from the town.

Salò is part of the Alto Garda Bresciano Park, a natural park that stretches across the lake area reaching to the border with Trentino, rich in flora and fauna (roe deer, chamois, deer, ibex and golden eagles).
Trekking enthusiasts who find themselves in the Alto Garda Bresciano Park can take advantage of the opportunity to visit the thatched-roof barns at Cima Rest (in the municipality of Magasa), or to see the military road dating back to World War I.

Several beaches can be found in the Salò area.
The one adjacent to the Canottieri Society is free, not equipped, consists of small stones and is the closest to the center of Salò.

Rimbalzello beach is located in Barbarano di Salò and is part of the sports center of the same name. It is a fee-paying beach with a grassy area where it is possible to settle down with deck chairs, shaded by the establishment’s umbrellas. Customers have car parking, showers, toilets, a park, a swimming pool, a bar, a beach volleyball court, a diving center, and an entertainment service for children.
It is also a popular beach for evening and night hours: happy hours are organized on weekends.

Also in Barbarano di Salò is the Rive Grandi beach, composed of stones and gravel. Here it is possible to rent beach equipment (umbrellas, sunbeds), as well as motorboats and various boats.

About a kilometer and a half from the Garda Salò Canottieri Port is the area of Via Tavine, where you can find other bathing establishments and free beaches (in some of which, dogs are allowed).