Top vacation destinations in Lake Como


Popular Lake Como Tour Itineraries
Our suggested itineraries in Lake Como allow you to enjoy a multi-destination tour with ease. Our Lake Como vacation packages make traveling in Italy and neighboring countries hassle-free. We take care of getting you from place to place, accommodation, excursions and activities.
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– Lauren & Brad, Pennsylvania
Visited : Italy
Itinerary : Sorrento, Florence, Rome
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– Sal, Janine, David & Denise, Vermont
Visited : Italy
Itinerary : Palermo, Agrigento, Siracusa, Taormina
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– Anne & Will, Washington
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Itinerary : Florence, Monterosso Al Mare, Castellina in Chianti
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Frequently Asked Questions about travel to Lake Como
How can I get around Lake Como?
We recommend taking ferries, which are certainly the most scenic and memorable way to get around. A ticket costs 3-13 EUR, depending on the length of your journey, but there are also day passes ranging from 9-28 EUR. There are some bus services too. There are also taxis of course, whose prices depend on both distance and the time of day.
Where should I stay on Lake Como?
If you want to be in the thick of things, in a busy town, with plenty of locals, then Como town is hard to beat. It's usually the least expensive option too. If you prefer privacy and peace and quiet then close by Cernobbio (so close we still classify it as Como), or one of Tremezzo or Varenna, situated on opposite sides of the Lake, about halfway up, might be best. For a feeling of exclusivity, especially once the daytrippers leave, then Bellagio should appeal. We'll help you decide, based on your preferences.












