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Board a private sailboat on Lake Como for a three-hour sunset dinner for two—Prosecco, a local bistrot menu, and a quiet anchorage to swim beneath fading light. Confirm your departure point and dietary needs in advance.
Board a private sailboat on Lake Como for a three-hour sunset dinner for two—Prosecco, a local bistrot menu, and a quiet anchorage to swim beneath fading light. Confirm your departure point and dietary needs in advance.
A late-afternoon breeze lifts across the eastern arm of Lake Como and the boat answers with a soft creak as you step aboard. The two of you move away from the quay; water flirts with the hull and the horizon stretches, gold then indigo, while the skipper guides you north to a quiet cove for the show.
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Operated by Orizzonti Lake Como · Varenna, Lombardy
A late-afternoon breeze lifts across the eastern arm of Lake Como and the boat answers with a soft creak as you step aboard. The two of you move away from the quay; water flirts with the hull and the horizon stretches, gold then indigo, while the skipper guides you north to a quiet cove for the show.
This lake is a glacial bowl—steep, wooded slopes that hold villas and gardens from the 18th and 19th centuries. Small fishing hamlets, silk-town Como history and Lombard gastronomy shape the shoreline: local bistrot dishes, fresh cheeses and Franciacorta bubbles are part of the evening. The sail itself is intimate and deliberate—a single private boat, two guests, a skipper and an assistant—so the experience is about rhythm: the wind, the shore, and a slow meal served without rush.
Practically, expect a three-hour private charter with a plated starter, main and dessert plus prosecco or Franciacorta; life vests are available and the skipper will recommend the calmest anchor for swimming on warm nights. Confirm departure point in advance—Lake Como is large and public docks vary—and tell the operator about dietary restrictions. Dress in layers: evenings can turn breezy even in summer, and footwear should be non-slip.
This trip is low‑effort but high on atmosphere: designed for couples who want privacy, good local food and a sunset that feels like it was saved just for them. Plan for clear-weather evenings and a camera for the slowly changing light—then toast and let the lake do the rest.
easy.
3 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; ability to step on/off a small sailboat recommended
Yes—this is an exclusive private cruise designed for two guests with a skipper and an assistant on board.
Yes—on warm evenings the skipper will pick a calm anchorage and life vests are available for safe swimming.
A three-course selection prepared by a local bistrot is served on board, with Prosecco or Franciacorta and water; inform the operator of allergies in advance.
The tour is cancellable for bad weather with full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours prior; operators will reschedule or refund according to policy.
Lake Como’s shoreline grew wealthy from silk and aristocratic tourism in the 18th–19th centuries; many villas you pass reflect that era.
Respect quiet coves and avoid single-use plastics; follow skipper guidance to minimize wake and disturbance to shorelines and wildlife.
Orizzonti Lake Como operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A late-afternoon breeze lifts across the eastern arm of Lake Como and the boat answers with a soft creak as you step aboard. The two of you move away from the quay; water flirts with the hull and the horizon stretches, gold then indigo, while the skipper guides you north to a quiet cove for the show.
A late-afternoon breeze lifts across the eastern arm of Lake Como and the boat answers with a soft creak as you step aboard. The two of you move away from the quay; water flirts with the hull and the horizon stretches, gold then indigo, while the skipper guides you north to a quiet cove for the show.
This lake is a glacial bowl—steep, wooded slopes that hold villas and gardens from the 18th and 19th centuries. Small fishing hamlets, silk-town Como history and Lombard gastronomy shape the shoreline: local bistrot dishes, fresh cheeses and Franciacorta bubbles are part of the evening. The sail itself is intimate and deliberate—a single private boat, two guests, a skipper and an assistant—so the experience is about rhythm: the wind, the shore, and a slow meal served without rush.
Practically, expect a three-hour private charter with a plated starter, main and dessert plus prosecco or Franciacorta; life vests are available and the skipper will recommend the calmest anchor for swimming on warm nights. Confirm departure point in advance—Lake Como is large and public docks vary—and tell the operator about dietary restrictions. Dress in layers: evenings can turn breezy even in summer, and footwear should be non-slip.
This trip is low‑effort but high on atmosphere: designed for couples who want privacy, good local food and a sunset that feels like it was saved just for them. Plan for clear-weather evenings and a camera for the slowly changing light—then toast and let the lake do the rest.