Private tour Lake Como - Customizable

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1. You will sail to Bellagio and admire its charm, the most iconic village of Lake Como, known as the Pearl of the Lake. From the lake you will enjoy a privileged view of the old town, with its colorful houses, the lakefront and the characteristic staircases. While sailing you can admire Villa Melzi d’Eril, famous for its gardens overlooking the water, Villa Serbelloni, surrounded by greenery, and the authentic village of Pescallo. Continuing the tour, the view opens on unique panoramic views and, along the way, on iconic villas such as Villa Balbianello and Villa Carlotta. An ideal experience to discover Bellagio and its historic villas from an exclusive perspective, directly from the lake.

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2. Continuing along the western shore of Lake Como you will reach Lenno, an elegant village rich in history, overlooking one of the most scenic stretches of the lake. From the lake you can admire the lakefront, the historic villas and the famous Villa del Balbianello, famous for its terraced gardens and for being the location of international films. During the navigation you will have a view of the suggestive Gulf of Venus and Comacina Island, the only island of Lake Como, surrounded by clear waters and rich in historical charm.

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3. Sailing in the heart of Tremezzina you will arrive in Tremezzo, a town renowned for its elegant villas and sweeping panoramic views of the lake. From the lake you will admire the magnificent Villa Carlotta, famous for its museum and botanical gardens overlooking the water. The tour continues along the refined Tremezzo lakefront, with historic hotels and historic residences, offering an open view of Bellagio and the surrounding mountains. A perfect sailing stretch to relax and enjoy the most elegant atmosphere of Lake Como.

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4. Comacina Island is one of the best places to swim on Lake Como. The canal that separates it from the mainland is famous for its clear and quiet waters and is often called the “Portofino of Lake Como”. In addition to its natural beauty, the island has a fascinating history: in 1169 it was completely destroyed by fire during the conflicts between Como and Milan. Since then it has not been rebuilt, leaving visible even today archaeological remains and ruins, which make the island a unique place, where nature and history meet.

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5. Varenna is one of the most romantic villages of Lake Como, recognizable by the lake for its colorful houses overlooking the water. Sailing along the coast you can admire the famous Villa Monastero, famous for its botanical gardens that extend for over two kilometers along the lake, and Villa Cipressi, known for its panoramic terraces and scenic location. According to tradition, Varenna was founded by inhabitants fleeing from Comacina Island after its medieval destruction. Even today the village retains an authentic atmosphere, among historic alleys, elegant villas and timeless views

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6. Menaggio is one of the most lively and scenic towns on Lake Como, located in a strategic position in front of Bellagio and Varenna. From the lake you can enjoy a splendid view of the lakefront and the historic residences that characterize the area. While sailing you can observe elegant villas overlooking the water, such as Villa Mylius Vigoni (located just above the center, surrounded by greenery) and Villa Govone, testimonies of the historical importance of Menaggio as a crossing point between the lake and the commercial routes to Switzerland.

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How it compares in Lake Como

• Its from-price is 159% above the median of the 781 experiences we list in Lake Como.
• Its length is typical for the group.

About Lake Como

Lake Como is a deep, Y-shaped lake in Lombardy, ringed by steep green mountains, pastel villages, ornate villas and terraced gardens.

Lake Como is shaped like an upside-down Y, with three arms that meet near Bellagio. At more than 400 metres deep, it is one of the deepest lakes in Europe, held between steep wooded slopes that rise towards the Alps. Villages with painted houses and small harbours stand along the water, and a network of ferries links them, making a boat the best way to see the shoreline.

Top-ranked sights in Lake Como: Villa del Balbianello, Villa Melzi Gardens (Giardini di Villa Melzi), Como-Brunate Funicular Railway (Funicolare Como-Brunate).

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