How much is renting a boat in Lake Como?

How much do you tip a boat captain in Italy?

Answer. Tipping is at your complete discretion but we usually suggest between at least 5-10% of the charter fee, depending on the boat.

Is it easy to drive a boat on Lake Como?

Lake Como boats can be hired for as little as 1 hour or for as long as a whole day. With so many sights lining the lake, we’ve designed a few suggested itineraries to help you make the most of your time on the water. The boats are very easy to drive even for the inexperienced.

Are jet skis allowed on Lake Como?

YES! The navigation rules required by law for driving Watercraft on Lake Como must be strictly observed.

Can you water ski on Lake Como?

You can ski or wakeboard on Lake Como water all year round, but the best time is from march to october. WHERE? You can begin your experience from the sport association docks along the coast of Lake Como. The best spots are Paré, near Lecco, Blevio, 10 km away from Como, or in North Lake Como.

Can you sail to Lake Como?

“No activity is more authentic to lake Como than sailing. and you can experience this wonderful activity in several ways.”

Can you swim in Lake Como?

Yes, you can actually swim in Lake Como. Some pebbled beaches of Lake Como are known to harbour the most swimmable waters to exist – but should you? As swimmable as the waters are, it is also considered by a handful minority to not be the most ‘ideal’ place to do so, for several reasons.

How long is the boat ride from Como to Bellagio?

The hydrofoil takes 45 minutes to one hour to travel from Como to Bellagio and/or Varenna. The slow boat takes up to two to three hours to travel from Como to Bellagio and/or Varenna. Click here for the official Lake Como ferry website and for updated prices.

How do you get around Como Italy?

If you are planning to visit a town on the western side of Lake Como (Como, Bellagio, Menaggio and Tremezzina among others) buses and boat service are a great way to move from town to town. If you want to visit a town on the eastern side (Lecco, Varenna, Colico, etc.), train service is probably the best option.

How many days do you need in Lake Como?

How many days should I spend in Lake Como? I’d suggest to spend at least 3-4 days, because there are a lot of towns and things to see and you will need time to experience Lake Como at its best.

Is it worth having a car in Lake Como?

If you’re up for some adventurous driving you might as well get to Como by car. While you don’t really need a car in Lake Como and both parking and driving is limited there, you could even take your can on selected ferries. That said, make sure you book a hotel with a parking spot, otherwise, you’ll be in trouble.

Is Lake Como walkable?

Como is a walkable location surrounded by picturesque views of lakes and mountains. While you’re here, enjoy activities like boating, sunbathing, and simply soaking up the stunning lakeside views.

What is the best month to visit Lake Como?

The best time to visit is between March and November, when temperatures are warm and the sun shines the most. If you plan to visit Como Lake, there are pros and cons of each season. The weather of Como Lake in July and August is the best you can get.

Should you rent a car in Lake Como?

It’s OK to rent a car.

There’s far less craziness than other areas of Italy. There will be towns and places where parking is difficult, but on the whole, having a car in Lake Como will open up a number of options for you.

Which part of Lake Como is best?

Many people consider the steep hillside village of Varenna to be the most heavenly of all the towns on Lake Como, preferring the charming fisherman’s houses to the showier villas and grandeur of neighbors like Bellagio.

Is it better to stay in Bellagio or Como?

Bellagio is better connected to Lake Como’s towns as ferries stop here, criss crossing the lake. It’s much more hilly, so be prepared for lots of steps, up and down. There are more restaurants and more shops here so it’s bustling in the daytime and I got the vibe that old money Europeans would go wild here.

Which is the most beautiful lake in Italy?