Private Limousine Boat Tour Lake Como: Italian Luxury & Exclusive Experience for Max 11 Guests

Highlights

• ECOLINE 850 Limousine Boat
• Personalized Service
• Expert Captain

What's included

Itinerary

1. 1

   I Giardini Di Villa Melzi

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   Villa Melzi is a historic neoclassical villa built between 1808-1810 for Francesco Melzi d'Eril, Duke of Lodi and Vice President of Napoleon's Italian Republic. Located along the shores of Lake Como in Bellagio, it's most famous for its magnificent English-style gardens that extend for 800 meters along the lakefront.

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   Parco di Villa Serbelloni

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   Villa Serbelloni is Bellagio's crown jewel, perched at the promontory's peak with stunning three-way views over Lake Como. Once a noble residence from the 1600s, it's now a prestigious Rockefeller Foundation center surrounded by magnificent terraced gardens with cypress and olive trees. Guided tours available to explore its beauty.

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   Villa Carlotta

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   Villa Carlotta is a lakeside gem in Tremezzo, famous for its 17th-century museum and spectacular botanical gardens. Its terraced grounds burst with azaleas and rhododendrons, while the villa houses masterpieces by Canova. A must-see stop on Lake Como, easily accessible by boat.

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   Villa Del Balbianello

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   Villa Balbianello is a stunning 18th-century villa perched on a wooded peninsula in Lenno, famous for its perfectly manicured gardens and elegant loggia. Featured in Star Wars and James Bond films, it's one of Lake Como's most photogenic spots. The villa, managed by FAI (Italian National Trust), can be reached by boat or a scenic walking path.

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   Villa Monastero

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   Villa Monastero is a historic lakeside villa in Varenna featuring a stunning botanical garden that stretches for 2 kilometers along Lake Como. Originally a 12th-century monastery, it's now a museum and conference center with beautiful gardens filled with citrus trees, cypresses, and exotic plants. The villa offers breathtaking views of the lake and mountains, and visitors can explore both the museum and gardens for around €19 (full price). A must-see destination that typically takes 1-2 hours to visit.

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   Orrido Di Nesso

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   The Orrido di Nesso is a spectacular natural gorge in the village of Nesso, between Como and Bellagio. Created by the confluence of two streams (Tuf and Nosè), it features a dramatic 200-meter waterfall cascading through rocky walls into Lake Como. The gorge literally splits the village in two, creating a stunning natural spectacle that's best viewed in spring or after rainfall. The site is accessible via an ancient stone bridge (Ponte della Civera) that offers the perfect vantage point for photos.

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   Villa Pliniana

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   Villa Pliniana is a mysterious 16th-century palazzo hidden in a secluded bay near Torno. Named after Pliny the Elder, it's famous for its intermittent spring that puzzled Leonardo da Vinci and other scholars. Now a luxury hotel, this waterfront villa with cascading gardens is only accessible by boat, making it one of Lake Como's most exclusive and enigmatic properties.

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   Torno

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   Torno is a charming historic village on Lake Como's western shore, about 6 km from Como city. Known for its medieval architecture, including the 14th-century church of Santa Tecla with its Romanesque bell tower right by the water. The village features a picturesque harbor, narrow stone staircases (called rive), and beautiful lakeside promenades. Notable for its strategic position on the lake, it's home to several historic villas including Villa Pliniana and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

Before you go

Location