• Lake Como - Enjoy a glimpse of Lake Como, where charming villages nestle against the lake’s azure waters and historic villas stand proudly. The tour typically begins in Como town, though departures from nearby villages can also be arranged.
• Villa Troubetzkoy - Villa Troubetzkoy, once owned by Russian Prince Alexandre Troubetzkoy, is notable for its unique history. Due to the rocky shoreline where the prince wanted to build, he ordered extensive blasting to level the ground, earning him the nickname Prince “Turbascogli” (“Rocktroubler”).
• Villa Erba - Constructed by the noble Erba family in the early 1900s, Villa Erba serves as a venue for events and weddings and functions as an exhibition center. It is generally closed to the public, opening only for special events.
• Villa Cademartori - Originally an 18th-century building owned by the renowned Artaria publishing family, Villa Cademartori was later acquired by the Cademartori family, prominent in the Italian food industry, who used it as a holiday retreat. The villa underwent its last renovation in the 1980s and was converted into apartments.
• Laglio - This village gained fame due to Villa Oleandra, the Lake Como residence of George Clooney.
• Villa Taverna - Situated in a scenic spot in Perlasca, between Blevio and Torno, Villa Taverna was built by Count Paolo Taverna in the late 18th century. Today, it is a luxurious private condominium.
• The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Lago di Como - Located in the charming village of Blevio on Lake Como’s eastern shore, the Mandarin Oriental, Lago di Como is a five-star resort. Villa Roccabruna, the hotel, was constructed in 1910 by the family of Turin industrialist Emilio Wild.
• Villa Pliniana - Built in 1573 around the spring of the same name, Villa Pliniana draws its name from the famous Como-born naturalists Pliny the Elder and Pliny the Younger, who first described the spring’s unique intermittence in the first century A.D.
• Orrido Di Nesso - Nesso, one of Lake Como’s most picturesque villages, is located roughly halfway between Como and Bellagio. Its signature feature is the Orrido, a waterfall that creates a romantic setting on the lake.
• Cernobbio - Villa d’Este, a stunning example of 16th-century architecture, is now a luxurious five-star hotel, considered one of Italy’s finest. Originally built in the late 1500s, it was transformed into a hotel by the late 1800s.
• Villa Le Fontanelle - Constructed in the 19th century in a neoclassical style by the eccentric Lord Charles Currie, Villa Fontanelle was purchased in 1977 by Italian designer Gianni Versace, who restored it to its neoclassical splendor. The restoration, completed in December 1980, included expansive ornamental gardens, three cottages, a tennis court, and an 800-meter lakefront façade. Following Versace’s passing, the property was sold to Russian millionaire restaurateur Arkady Novikov for 33 million euros.
• Villa Olmo - A historic villa from the 1700s, Villa Olmo now serves as the Como town hall and is also a venue for events and exhibitions.

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• On-board restrooms

Recently named among the top 55 most enchanting places in the world by the renowned network, travel + leisure, Lake Como holds the title of the world’s most stunning lake. Our privately chartered boat tours offer a unique exploration of Como Lake’s hidden gems, spots that remain unseen from land. Our journey includes visits to historic villas, captivating gardens, picturesque fishing villages, and stunning landscapes. Join us and take advantage of stopping at serene spots for a quick dive or a refreshing swim. In the evenings, our boat is available for hire, perfect for an awe-inspiring sunset cocktail session or an intimate dinner cruise to one of the finest local restaurants.

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