AMAZING LAKE COMO
Lake Como is the most beautiful lake in the world and, recently, it was included in the 55 most beautiful places in the world list by the famous travel network: travel + leisure.
On a private boat tour on Como lake, you can discover the secret spots that you would not be able to see from the land; Chartering our boat you will be able to see historic villas, beautiful gardens, fishermen villages and beautiful landscapes.
If you want, you can also stop by in the quitter locations to dive and have a swim. In the evening, rent our boat for a wonderful sunset aperitif or for a romantic cruise to one of the best restaurants in the area.
Discover our tours
Fantastic proposals to admire the beauty of Lake Como with different durations and destinations.
RecomMEnded by
The Luxury Travel Book:
“For boat tours, we can recommend a variety of these with La Dolce Vita, and the owner and captain, Frank. It is a wonderful way to visit the lesser known beautiful places around the lake, from stunning villas to tiny fisherman villages.” Read the full post
AMAZING BOAT TOURS
ON LAKE COMO
The cruise can be personalized according to your preferences, or you can simply check a list of some of our tours.
FIND OUT MORE INFO ABOUT THE LAKE...
THE COMACINA ISLAND: The significance of Isola Comacina, both religious and strategic, is unveiled during conflicts between the Eastern Romans (Byzantines) and the Lombards. In 569, Lombards crossed the Alps, swiftly occupying Northern Italy from Byzantine control. Wealthy Como residents sought refuge on Isola Comacina, led by General Francione, sustaining resistance with the Empire’s banner. The island rapidly developed with houses, churches, and fortifications. Throughout the Middle Ages, it gained economic and political importance, emerging as an independent power allied or in conflict with Como. Securing Emperor Frederick Barbarossa’s protection, Como invaded, causing massacres and destruction. Fortifications were irreparably demolished, and churches levelled. Additionally, the island faced excommunication by Bishop Vidulfo of Como. Later, it transitioned from the Bishopric to private ownership. In 1914, Augusto Giuseppe Caprani bequeathed it to King Albert I of Belgium, who, in May 1920, donated it to Italy. The Italian state designated it for Belgian and Italian artists, managed by the Brera Academy, with visible villas still dedicated to hosting artists and literati.
YOUR EVENT
BY BOAT,
ON LAKE COMO
Book “La Dolce Vita” for your private event: birthday, graduation, wedding, business meeting, magic tour and cocktail experience. It will be incredible in the frame of Lake Como.
