Spiaggia Conca D'oro

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Conca d'Oro is an artificial beach on Lake Garda created from excavation material deposited in the lake bed during the 1950s. The beach is composed of calcareous gravel with a width reaching up to 20 metres and length of approximately 120 metres. It is bordered by a breakwater seawall and features wooden platforms with rubber matting for boat launching and water sports activities. The area includes green spaces with trees, an asphalt parking lot, and nearby sports facilities.

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Water

Lake Garda is the largest lake on the southern slopes of the Alps, with a total length of 51.6 kilometres, a maximum depth of 346 metres, and a surface area of 369.98 square kilometres. At this location, the water depth reaches approximately 120 metres near the shore. The lake experiences characteristic winds including the Peler from north to south in the morning and the Ora from south to north in the afternoon. The surface water temperature averages approximately 12 degrees Celsius.

Location

The beach is located in Nago-Torbole, a municipality in the Province of Trento in the Trentino Alto Adige region of Italy, on the northern shore of Lake Garda. A parking area with capacity for approximately 90 vehicles is available adjacent to the beach.

Facilities

A sailing club (Circolo Vela Torbole), a surf school, a bar, a sports harbour (porticciolo), and parking with 90 spaces. Animals are prohibited from the area by municipal ordinance.

Water Quality

Water quality classification: EXCELLENT for the years 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019. No pollution causes were identified in monitoring. Nitrate concentrations are well below vulnerability thresholds. Mean total phosphorus concentration over the period 2014–2018 was 16 µg/l. No short-duration pollution events were detected. Wastewater is treated biologically at a treatment plant in Linfano with final effluent filtration and chemical phosphorus removal systems.