Private Boat Tour from 2 hours on Lake Como and Cernobbio

What's Included

Meeting and pickup

Itinerary

• Como (Pass by)

  Sail into a dream with an exclusive one-hour boat tour in the first basin of Lake Como! Discover the most beautiful villas, iconic monuments and hidden treasures that have fascinated artists and celebrities. A unique experience that combines elegance, nature and timeless charm.

  Admission ticket free
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  Cernobbio, elegant pearl of Lake Como, captivates with its historic villas overlooking the water. Sailing along the coast, you can admire: Villa Pizzo, surrounded by greenery, with its timeless romance; Villa d’Este, an icon of luxury and history, today a renowned 5-star hotel; Villa Erba, a splendid neo-Renaissance residence and movie location. A journey through beauty, history and dreamy views.

  Admission ticket free
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  Blèvio is a small jewel nestled between lake and mountains, just a few minutes from Como. Refined and quiet, it offers spectacular views of Lake Como, especially from the lake, from which you can admire elegant historic villas hidden in the greenery. Among these stands out Villa Troubetzkoy, once a noble residence, now a charming private residence with romantic charm. Blèvio is perfect for those looking for tranquility, authentic beauty and close contact with nature and elegance of Lake Como.

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  One of Como's most majestic neoclassical villas, Villa Olmo boasts regal architecture, lush lakeside gardens and a rich past dotted with illustrious guests. A place of cultural interest within walking distance of the city center.

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  Majestic nineteenth-century villa in Cernobbio, Villa Erba blends elegance and history with beautiful gardens on the lake. Once the home of director Luchino Visconti, today it hosts prestigious events and international exhibitions.

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  Villa Pliniana, built in 1573 in Torno, is one of the most fascinating residences on Lake Como. Surrounded by lush nature and overlooking the lake, the villa takes its name from the intermittent spring described by Pliny the Younger in the first century AD.C. Over the centuries, it has hosted illustrious figures such as Leonardo da Vinci, Napoleon and Gioachino Rossini. Today, after careful restoration, Villa Pliniana is an exclusive residence that combines history, elegance and mystery in a breathtaking setting.

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  Villa Passalacqua, located in Moltrasio on the shores of Lake Como, is a sumptuous 18th century noble residence transformed into a luxury hotel. Purchased in 2018 by the De Santis family, the former owners of the Grand Hotel Tremezzo, the villa has been restored with meticulous attention to detail, offering 24 rooms and suites distributed in three buildings, surrounded by three hectares of gardens that slope down to the private pier. - Passalacqua Hotel Lake Como +5 - Passalacqua Hotel Lake Como +5 Vogue Italia +5 The villa has hosted illustrious people such as Vincenzo Bellini, who composed some of his most famous works, including "La Sonnambula". In 2023, Villa Passalacqua was named “Best Hotel in the World” by the World’s 50 Best Hotels ranking, recognition that celebrates its combination of historic elegance and modern comfort

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  Villa Castello di Urio, nestled between the shores of Lake Como and the slopes of Carate Urio, is a historic residence that blends Baroque elegance and neo-Gothic charm. Built in the seventeenth century on the remains of a medieval fortification, it was transformed in the nineteenth century by Count Gaetano Melzi into a romantic castle, enriched by turrets and battlements. Surrounded by a lush Italian garden with statues, fountains and two centuries-old magnolias, the villa overlooks the lake, offering a breathtaking view. Over the centuries, it has hosted noble families and illustrious personalities, becoming over time also the site of spiritual retreats. Villa Castello di Urio represents a perfect combination of history, art and natural beauty, making it one of the most fascinating residences on Lake Como.

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Additional info

• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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