Bellagio from the water
Bellagio sits on the tip of the peninsula where the lake splits into its three branches. From the boat you see the village climbing the hill, the lakefront and the parks of its villas, with the mountains behind.
A private boat tour to Bellagio costs from €800 for the whole boat, with a local captain, fuel and prosecco included. How long it takes depends on your pier: from Tremezzo, Lenno or Menaggio, Bellagio fits in the 3-hour Villas and city tour; from Como, Cernobbio or Moltrasio, Grand Lake Como (6 hours, €1,350) takes you to Bellagio and Varenna.

Bellagio half day, 4 hours: an example route. It changes with your pier, the weather and what you want to see.
Bellagio sits on the tip of the peninsula where the lake splits into its three branches. From the boat you see the village climbing the hill, the lakefront and the parks of its villas, with the mountains behind.
In 3 hours you pass Villa d'Este, Moltrasio, George Clooney's villa in Laglio and the Nesso waterfall, up to Villa del Balbianello, with Bellagio across the water. With Grand Lake Como, 6 hours, you continue to Bellagio, Villa Carlotta and Varenna, where Villa Monastero faces the lake.
To walk around the village, choose the full-day Iconic Tour, 7 hours for €1,500, with stops ashore in Bellagio and Varenna. The captain tells you how long each stop lasts.
We can pick you up at the public pier in Bellagio, with a supplement of €50.
Updated October 2026
It depends on your pier. From the centre of the lake it fits in the 3-hour tour; from Como, Cernobbio or Moltrasio choose Grand Lake Como, 6 hours.
Yes, with the full-day Iconic Tour, which includes stops ashore in Bellagio and Varenna.
Up to 11 on a wooden taxi (16 on the largest), fewer on the open motorboats. The price is per boat.
A local captain, fuel and prosecco.