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Glide past grand villas and narrow fishing towns on a private Ranieri Voyager 23S. Choose a one-hour photo loop or a full-day circuit with stops in Bellagio and Varenna for a tailored Lake Como experience.
Glide past grand villas and narrow fishing towns on a private Ranieri Voyager 23S. Choose a one-hour photo loop or a full-day circuit with stops in Bellagio and Varenna for a tailored Lake Como experience.
The boat slips away from the dock and the mountains push open the horizon — you feel the lake’s cool breath as villas and cypress-lined shores slide past. On a Ranieri Voyager 23S, up to seven guests move with ease between photo stops and short walks ashore, trading windows of glassy water for cobbled piazzas in Bellagio or Varenna.
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Operated by Como Blue Lake · Como, Lombardy
The boat slips away from the dock and the mountains push open the horizon — you feel the lake’s cool breath as villas and cypress-lined shores slide past. On a Ranieri Voyager 23S, up to seven guests move with ease between photo stops and short walks ashore, trading windows of glassy water for cobbled piazzas in Bellagio or Varenna.
Lake Como’s steep amphitheater is carved from glacial action and uplifted limestone; the shoreline is a patchwork of 18th–19th century villas, lakeside churches and fishing hamlets that once relied on silk and boatmaking. Local culture still centers on the water — from seasonal fishers to cafés that open to the quay at first light.
Expect a mix of slow cruising and pointed sightseeing: Torno’s small square, the dramatic Nesso gorge and Comacina Island are all visible from the tour options. The captain narrates stories of villas, local legends and the area’s aristocratic past; longer tours include a stop to stretch legs, shop or take a swim.
Practically, the Ranieri Voyager offers covered changing space, a Bluetooth sound system and onboard ponchos for rain. Tours range from 60 minutes to six hours; two-hour-plus itineraries may include a complimentary bottle of Prosecco. Wear non-slip shoes, bring layered clothing for breezy afternoons, and plan sun protection — sun reflects strongly off the lake. Book a private tour for flexibility and check the 24-hour cancellation policy if weather turns. With calm planning, a boat day on Como feels effortless and richly rewarding.
easy.
1–6 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal mobility needed for boarding and short strolls ashore
Yes for longer tours — confirm when booking so the captain can pick a safe stop; water and weather conditions determine feasibility.
These are private charters for up to seven guests on the Ranieri Voyager 23S, offering flexibility on stops and pacing.
Typical inclusions are an English-speaking captain/guide, fuel, a waterproof poncho, and for tours two hours or longer, possible Prosecco or soft drinks depending on availability.
You can cancel for a full refund at least 24 hours before departure; operators may cancel or reschedule if weather makes navigation unsafe.
The lakeshore is dotted with villas from the 18th–19th centuries, many converted to hotels; Villa Pliniana near Torno dates back several centuries and is linked to regional aristocracy.
Keep a respectful distance from reedbeds and nesting areas; avoid single-use plastics and follow captain guidance to minimize wake damage to fragile shorelines.
Como Blue Lake operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from the dock and the mountains push open the horizon — you feel the lake’s cool breath as villas and cypress-lined shores slide past. On a Ranieri Voyager 23S, up to seven guests move with ease between photo stops and short walks ashore, trading windows of glassy water for cobbled piazzas in Bellagio or Varenna.
The boat slips away from the dock and the mountains push open the horizon — you feel the lake’s cool breath as villas and cypress-lined shores slide past. On a Ranieri Voyager 23S, up to seven guests move with ease between photo stops and short walks ashore, trading windows of glassy water for cobbled piazzas in Bellagio or Varenna.
Lake Como’s steep amphitheater is carved from glacial action and uplifted limestone; the shoreline is a patchwork of 18th–19th century villas, lakeside churches and fishing hamlets that once relied on silk and boatmaking. Local culture still centers on the water — from seasonal fishers to cafés that open to the quay at first light.
Expect a mix of slow cruising and pointed sightseeing: Torno’s small square, the dramatic Nesso gorge and Comacina Island are all visible from the tour options. The captain narrates stories of villas, local legends and the area’s aristocratic past; longer tours include a stop to stretch legs, shop or take a swim.
Practically, the Ranieri Voyager offers covered changing space, a Bluetooth sound system and onboard ponchos for rain. Tours range from 60 minutes to six hours; two-hour-plus itineraries may include a complimentary bottle of Prosecco. Wear non-slip shoes, bring layered clothing for breezy afternoons, and plan sun protection — sun reflects strongly off the lake. Book a private tour for flexibility and check the 24-hour cancellation policy if weather turns. With calm planning, a boat day on Como feels effortless and richly rewarding.