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1. Bellagio is the absolute icon of Lake Como, a place where elegance, history and breathtaking landscapes meet. Approaching from the lake, you will be struck by the village’s unmistakable Listing, with its colorful houses climbing up the hill and the famous staircases descending to the water. During the navigation you can admire some of the most famous villas of the lake, starting from the refined Villa Melzi d’Eril, surrounded by botanical gardens overlooking the water, and the historic Villa Serbelloni, immersed in a vast panoramic park overlooking the promontory of Bellagio. Continuing along the coast, the view opens onto exclusive views and timeless views, with views that embrace the three branches of Lake Como. Bellagio is not just a destination, but an experience: a perfect balance between nature, architecture and Italian charm, to be experienced slowly, especially from the privileged point of view of the lake.

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2. Lenno is one of the most elegant and suggestive places of Lake Como, characterized by a quiet atmosphere and open views of the lake. Sailing along the coast, you can admire the famous Villa del Balbianello, one of the symbols of the lake, famous for its terraced gardens overlooking the water and for being the location of international films. The village of Lenno retains an authentic charm, with its well-kept lakefront and historic villas surrounded by greenery. From the lake, Lenno offers perfect views for photographs and moments of pure relaxation.

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3. Comacina Island is the only island on Lake Como and is one of the most fascinating places to discover from the lake. Surrounded by crystal clear waters, it is considered one of the best places to swim, so much so that it is often called the “Portofino of Lake Como”. The island has a unique history: in 1169 it was destroyed by fire during the medieval wars between Como and Milan and was never rebuilt. Today ruins and archaeological sites remain visible that make this place a perfect meeting between nature, history and timeless beauty.

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4. Ossuccio overlooks one of the most panoramic and bright stretches of Lake Como, right in front of the Comacina Island. From the lake you can see its ancient churches, historic houses and the green hills that gently descend to the water. Sailing in this area you can enjoy a privileged view of Comacina Island and the picturesque canal that separates it from the mainland, famous for its clear and calm waters, ideal for relaxing and swimming.

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5. Varenna is one of the most romantic and picturesque villages of Lake Como, recognizable by the lake for its colorful houses overlooking the water. Sailing along the coast you can admire the beautiful Villa Monastero, with its botanical gardens that extend along the shore, and Villa Cipressi, famous for its panoramic terraces and scenic location. The Listing of the village, with its characteristic lakefront and historic alleys, creates one of the most photographed views of the lake, making Varenna a must-see for those who want to experience the most authentic atmosphere of Lake Como.

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6. Tremezzo represents the classic elegance of Lake Como, with its refined lakefront and historic villas overlooking the water. From the lake you can admire the famous Villa Carlotta, famous for its art museum and botanical gardens that change color in every season. While sailing, Tremezzo offers open views of Bellagio and the surrounding mountains, offering a perfect balance between nature, architecture and timeless charm. A stretch of lake ideal for relaxing and discovering one of the most iconic places on Lake Como.

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How it compares in Lake Como

• Its from-price is 126% 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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